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There are four suspects in the beauty school murder in Florida. Sadie Weinstein, the quirky amateur sleuth who owns a mom-and-pop grocery in Brooklyn with her husband, Nathan, is the primary suspect. Sadie prevails upon her reluctant spouse to help her entrap the murderer while they are on a much-needed vacation. She also contacts Rhajmah, her psychic, pickle-eating customer and friend to help her unravel the enigma and keep her out of jail. She needs all her skill, energy, ingenuity, eccentricity, and Poirot-like grey cells to unravel the mystery. The Beauty School Murder is an expansion of an earlier version of the cozy mystery story, Curl Up and Die.

Emotionally alienated from her parents but living in their home, Sara Solomon is helped in therapy. She gains the strength to move from Tampa, Florida, to Palm Oasis on the east coast where her landlady, Helen, an older woman, both employs and befriends her. The women find dates through an online dating service. Sara meets a policeman with whom she falls deeply in love, but two weeks before their wedding, he is shot and killed. The trauma afflicts Sara with amnesiA and Mdash; accompanied by confusion, depression, and fear. Will she recover? This is the gripping story of a courageous young woman's fight through psychological tangles to reclaim a normal life and to find love again

Murder at the Second Lily Pond is an entertaining read on a coast-to-coast flight.Sadie Weinstein, cute, zany, and the most unlikely sleuth imaginable gets a call in her grocery in Brooklyn from her son, Jeffrey, a student at Oxford, that he has been arrested for the murder of his archaeology don. After she shlepps to Oxford, along with her husband, Nathan, to free her son, she gets involved in a flirtation with Sir Donald Ward, Assistant Commissioner of Scotland Yard, is accused of murder, adopts a cat she names Inspector Ebony, and sets a fire, all in the name of the investigative process.

A collection of imaginative stories, memoirs, and poems.

Focusing on the experiences of senior women, the author shares practical advice on a variety of topics including relationships with family, health, and personal care. She addresses issues like weight management, financial concerns, and age discrimination, while also offering tips for travel. The book aims to empower older women by providing relatable insights and suggestions to enhance their quality of life, encouraging them to embrace their age with confidence and joy.

Set in 1969 Brooklyn, the story follows Sadie Weinstein, a quirky amateur detective who becomes embroiled in a murder investigation while visiting Staten Island. The victim, a bigamist with multiple wives, leads Sadie on a cross-state pursuit of suspects, all while she faces scrutiny as a suspect herself. With her husband's warnings echoing in her ears and the help of her psychic friend, Rhajmah, Sadie's determination shines through. Amidst the tension of Hurricane Camille, her humorous antics provide a lighthearted touch to the gripping mystery.

Set against the backdrop of historical upheaval from the late 1800s to 1930, this family saga follows the Kamensky family's journey from Kovno, Lithuania, to the United States. Each child forges a distinct path in their new life. Morris, who becomes a millionaire, faces a tragic downfall during the Great Depression, while Ada, who remains single for much of her life, ultimately finds love and has a daughter, Reva. The narrative intertwines personal stories with significant historical events, highlighting resilience and the immigrant experience.

The story unfolds as Joan Pearl confides in her psychologist, Becca Grove, about her billionaire husband, Spence. Driven by greed, Becca devises a scheme to drive a wedge between the couple, hoping to win Spence for herself. Meanwhile, Joan forms a deep friendship with Australian librarian Sherilee during a vacation, leading them to dream of creating the world's largest mystery bookstore. Despite financial obstacles and Becca's manipulations, the two women remain determined to pursue their entrepreneurial vision amid the backdrop of the pandemic.

Engaging with 200 thought-provoking prompts, this book encourages deep reflection on personal experiences and emotions, from the feelings of a dog to thoughts on marriage and memorable vacations. The exercises are designed to stimulate creativity and enhance neuroplasticity, offering both a journaling space and an opportunity for self-discovery. Future generations will treasure this handwritten collection, gaining insight into their ancestor's life and wisdom.

The narrative follows Methuselah, the oldest man in history, as he embarks on a humorous quest for truth, adding a lighthearted twist to biblical tales. His reflections on marriage reveal a charming relationship with Sheilabenautumn, a living doll, which is complicated by the judgment of their neighbors. At 603 years old, Methuselah faces the challenges of age and societal gossip, showcasing both the absurdities and wisdom that come with longevity.