Janice and Marvin Perry have been married for eight months, although they've dated off and on for ten years. Janice was surprised when Marvin proposed. He always seemed to be a player who enjoyed the freedom of lying and cheating. Still, she thought she loved him, so Janice agreed. Eight months in, though, matrimonial bliss has faded. Janice is sure Marvin is cheating on her already. She wants to break it off, but they aren't just dating anymore; they are legally bound.

Paul and Desiree Davis have been married for seventeen long, tumultuous years. Their daughter, Cynthia, is about to get married. Paul couldn't be happier for his little girl. She has found a good match-unlike Paul and Desiree, whose love has turned cold and angry. Paul knows Desiree is sleeping around, and the night of his daughter's wedding, his suspicion becomes reality when a tragic shooting sends someone to the hospital.

Fated to meet, Janice and Paul find each other at a hotel bar. Their attraction is immediate, and in spite of each of their difficult marriages, they are soon inseparable. Love is never easy, however, and outside influences fight to keep them apart. Forces of anger and envy struggle against them, but now that they have found one another, Janice and Paul will not easily relinquish true love. Despite all odds, they might finally be able to make love last for good.

What would it be like to grow up in a different time and place? What was life like for our grandparents and great-grandparents? The true stories in this book give us a fascinating look at life in rural America in the 1930's and 1940's. Lets take a step back in history and look at the snapshots of our past . . . This first edition is also complete with a Student Glossary for young learners and a section filled with Ideas for Educators. 'Snapshots' makes the perfect accessory text for any elementary or middle school history class.

With the ever so changing technological advancements that our society is blessed to have at this moment, many people have disregarded the importance of social contact and communication. After the use of emailing, social networking, and texting have come into play, the need for handwritten letters have decreased as well as the need for social interaction. Many people nowadays have trouble speaking to one another during face-to-face conversations; however, their conversations are perfectly fine once they've sat themselves down in front of a monitor. Unfortunately, a genuine conversation is hard to find and hard to create. What's worse is the fact that many people are rather shy and do not dare to approach one another for a simple conversation. Yet, communication still ends up as being the number one necessity for success in life. So what do you do when you cannot bring yourself to initiate a conversation with another individual? The answer is only one step and a word away.

"Remember What Your MAMAs Taught You" provides a unique way of looking at customer service.

Author Brenda Hill brings over 20 years of experience providing quality customer service to many customers. "Remember What Your MAMAs Taught You" provides valuable information in a humorous, easy to understand format that helps you to:

remember what you've already been taught many years ago by one of your greatest teachers, your MAMAs,

see how negative perceptions about customer service has affected your treatment of others,

dissolve negative perceptions about customer service,

understand the true meaning of customer service

If you want to discover the key to delivering extraordinary customer service consistently and effortlessly, "Remember What Your MAMAs Taught You" is definitely the resource you need.

Janice and Marvin Perry have been married for eight months, although they've dated off and on for ten years. Janice was surprised when Marvin proposed. He always seemed to be a player who enjoyed the freedom of lying and cheating. Still, she thought she loved him, so Janice agreed. Eight months in, though, matrimonial bliss has faded. Janice is sure Marvin is cheating on her already. She wants to break it off, but they aren't just dating anymore; they are legally bound.

Paul and Desiree Davis have been married for seventeen long, tumultuous years. Their daughter, Cynthia, is about to get married. Paul couldn't be happier for his little girl. She has found a good match-unlike Paul and Desiree, whose love has turned cold and angry. Paul knows Desiree is sleeping around, and the night of his daughter's wedding, his suspicion becomes reality when a tragic shooting sends someone to the hospital.

Fated to meet, Janice and Paul find each other at a hotel bar. Their attraction is immediate, and in spite of each of their difficult marriages, they are soon inseparable. Love is never easy, however, and outside influences fight to keep them apart. Forces of anger and envy struggle against them, but now that they have found one another, Janice and Paul will not easily relinquish true love. Despite all odds, they might finally be able to make love last for good.