When Rick Hill, who was diagnosed at the MAyo Clinic with very aggressive embryonal cell carcinoma at a very young age, learned about a nutritional clinic in Tijuana, Mexico, that was treating terminally ill people, he journeyd south.

Hill, a former stand-up comic readio talk-show host, takes you on a hilarious and poignant trip through helath food stores in the 1970s and his experiences at the Mayo Clinic. He recalls how he went from a "greaser" to a tree-hugger and food fanatic, but nothing compares with how he slipped through a rabbit hole, ended up in Mexico, and beat "The Cancer Conundrum." Praise for "The Cancer Conundrum" ""Don't let the title of this book fool you, this is laugh-out-loud funny. It also has a life-giving message."" Dr. Brent Allan, Scottsdale, AZ. ""Like my father before me, I have admired Rick's willingness to stay on his program and share with others his success."" Dr. Francisco Contreras, "Oasis of Hope," Tijuana, Baja BC www.OasisofHope.com

Rick's style of humor and dedication to 'Resetting" his life daily us an inspiration " Janyce Hustwit, Ph.D

Finding new people to do business with has been, and always will be, the single most important aspect of the sales game. This guidebook provides you with proven strategies to continually develop new business. With these tips, you can learn to walk into a room full of people you've never bet before and walk out with several qualifi ed leads. Longtime sales consultant Rick Hill explains how to
develop leads regardless of what you are selling;
close sales with one short question;
identify who to talk with and who to avoid;
avoid rookie mistakes that cost you business.

By using these tools, you can sell insurance, real estate, advertising space, and any number of other products with confi dence. You can also become a better public speaker and discover new ways to use the Internet to increase sales.
Praise for Fishing for Leads

"When Rick tells you how to build a speech, believe him. I've been copying him for years " -Mark Hansen, author of Success 101 for Teens, Dollars and Sense for Winning Financial Life

"Rick's been a legend in the direct selling world for over thirty years. He's done what he's teaching." -Michael Gonzalez, published screenwriter

HIPPIES, HOBOES, OR HEP CATS? 1970: When their Southern California crash pad is condemned, teenage hippies Danny and Jack head for San Francisco. But Mac, an elderly zoot-suiter lately sentenced to a nursing home, convinces them to journey instead to Kansas City, MO, the Mecca of his hep generation. En route they hitchhike, hop freights, and encounter a plentitude of 1970 characters, from lowriders and Charlie Manson acolytes to train bums, cowboys, fun-loving Midwestern girls-and the girls' occasionally murderous parents. 1993: Danny, now 40, struggles in a post-counterculture era. His ex-hippie wife joins an evangelical church, his best friend dies, and the new president of the USA looks like Elvis. Using floppy disks and a boom box recorder, Danny attempts to turn his teen adventure memories into a youth exploitation film. In the process he begins another Kansas City odyssey, 1990s style As the tragicomic demons of Danny's past and present converge, the darkly hilarious and captivating story operates simultaneously in two decades and on several levels of consciousness.

A Gamble She Can't Afford to Win

College student and part-time model Kate Miller enjoys the good life in Bayside, a tranquil beach community in Southern California. That is, until she encounters Len Thompson, a charismatic but troubled man from her past who buys a lottery ticket for her twenty-first birthday. After she wins the multimillion-dollar jackpot, Kate's sweet dream turns into a nightmare.

Convinced he is entitled to a share of her newfound wealth, Len lures the trusting young woman into his tenacious web of deceit. How far will he go in his efforts to seize her fortune?

"Jim Palmer is a good man
...his brother, Willie, is not."

TEXAS, 1934 Willie Palmer is unpredictable and dangerous. Wherever he goes, trouble is never far behind.

On the run after committing a felony, Willie evades the Texas Rangers, leaving his innocent brother, Jim, to endure the consequences left in his wake.

Driven to find his renegade brother, now living the high life in Mexico, Jim is forced to rely on a woman he just met and trust in the system that has failed him at every turn. He is determined to restore his good name...but time is running out.

Finding new people to do business with has been, and always will be, the single most important aspect of the sales game. This guidebook provides you with proven strategies to continually develop new business. With these tips, you can learn to walk into a room full of people you've never bet before and walk out with several qualifi ed leads. Longtime sales consultant Rick Hill explains how to
develop leads regardless of what you are selling;
close sales with one short question;
identify who to talk with and who to avoid;
avoid rookie mistakes that cost you business.

By using these tools, you can sell insurance, real estate, advertising space, and any number of other products with confi dence. You can also become a better public speaker and discover new ways to use the Internet to increase sales.
Praise for Fishing for Leads

"When Rick tells you how to build a speech, believe him. I've been copying him for years " -Mark Hansen, author of Success 101 for Teens, Dollars and Sense for Winning Financial Life

"Rick's been a legend in the direct selling world for over thirty years. He's done what he's teaching." -Michael Gonzalez, published screenwriter

Review

"If you enjoy golf and you're looking for a light summer-feel good read, this book fits the bill. While the main story centers around golf, knowledge or a love of golf is not a prerequisite for enjoyment of this book."
"--Carl H., Goodreads review"

Book Description

Quirky Golf Fiction An offbeat tale with unexpected twists and turns

Ben Richards lives for the weekend when he can have fun with his eccentric friends at the golf course affectionately nicknamed Hackin' Oaks. The hapless hacker is miraculously transformed into a PGA-caliber golfer when struck on the head by a wayward ball. This incident changes the direction of his life, both on and off the course.

Now living every golf addict's fantasy as a pro, Ben is befriended by both the top-ranked player in the world and the most powerful man in the industry. Then tragedy strikes.

Forced to adapt to new challenges, he realizes there's more to life than just golf. Ben learns the true value of friendship, community, and the healing power of love before resuming his passionate affair with the game he treasures.

The Inspiration Behind "The Right Side of the Fairway: "

This book was written in homage to the greatest game of all. I salute all dedicated golfers, past and present--professionals, hackers, and those with skills somewhere in between.

Although the central theme revolves around golf, the book is also about eccentric personalities, finding love when it's least expected, and dealing with life-changing challenges. I hope that avid golfers and non-golfers alike will find the story to be interesting, unpredictable, and entertaining.

When Rick Hill, who was diagnosed at the MAyo Clinic with very aggressive embryonal cell carcinoma at a very young age, learned about a nutritional clinic in Tijuana, Mexico, that was treating terminally ill people, he journeyd south.

Hill, a former stand-up comic readio talk-show host, takes you on a hilarious and poignant trip through helath food stores in the 1970s and his experiences at the Mayo Clinic. He recalls how he went from a "greaser" to a tree-hugger and food fanatic, but nothing compares with how he slipped through a rabbit hole, ended up in Mexico, and beat "The Cancer Conundrum." Praise for "The Cancer Conundrum" ""Don't let the title of this book fool you, this is laugh-out-loud funny. It also has a life-giving message."" Dr. Brent Allan, Scottsdale, AZ. ""Like my father before me, I have admired Rick's willingness to stay on his program and share with others his success."" Dr. Francisco Contreras, "Oasis of Hope," Tijuana, Baja BC www.OasisofHope.com

Rick's style of humor and dedication to 'Resetting" his life daily us an inspiration " Janyce Hustwit, Ph.D

The name of the title poem--"Brother Salvage: a "genizah,"" provides a skeleton key to unlock the powerful forces that bind Rick Hilles's collection. A "genizah" is a depository, or hiding place, for sacred texts. It performs a double function: to keep hallowed objects safe and to prevent more destructive forces from circulating and causing further harm. Brother Salvage serves exactly this purpose. The poems are heartrending and incisive, preserving stories and lives that should not be forgotten. Yet, through the poet's eloquent craft, painful histories and images are beautifully and luminously contained. Like scholars sifting through ancient "genizahs" in search of spiritual and historical insights, readers immersed in Brother Salvage will find, at the heart of the book, the most sacred entity: hope.