Book two continues with short, almost true to life stories from the everyday life of a Social Worker in public and private practice. Some are drop-dead funny, some tragic. You won’t find anything more fascinating than real life. If you liked book one, you will love book two: true to life stories, odd characters, and survival in a not to be believed world of bureaucracy, poverty and families in crisis. You need this book! Free on Kindle.

Hope Unleashed is an inspiring and heartwarming memoir that follows the incredible journey of Wendy, a woman whose boundless love for animals transformed her life in ways she never imagined.

From a young age, Wendy was drawn to the companionship and comfort of animals, a passion that grew into a life dedicated to rescuing the abandoned and the forgotten. Her home became a sanctuary, a place where countless animals found love, care, and a second chance at life. But just as Wendy was giving everything to those who needed her, she faced a battle of her own—a diagnosis that challenged her courage and resolve.

Told by Wendy’s mother, this is not just a story of struggle; it’s a story of hope, resilience, and the healing power of love. Hope Unleashed offers readers a deeply personal glimpse into Wendy’s life as she navigated the darkest moments we humans can imagine, and she did it with unwavering strength and compassion, not just for herself but for every life she touched. For anyone facing the uncertainty of illness, or for those standing by a loved one’s side, Wendy’s story is a testament to the power of love, courage and the bond between humans and humans & their animals.

Discover how one woman’s passion for saving lives became her own lifeline, and how, even in the face of cancer, hope was never lost. $5.99 on Kindle.

Sometimes, letting go is the greatest act of love.

A powerful adoption story that will touch your heart and redefine your understanding of family.

Theresa thought she was simply helping two students with an assignment. Instead, she finds herself opening old wounds and preparing for a reunion she never imagined.

As she recounts her journey from a broken childhood to an unexpected pregnancy and the heart-wrenching decision to give up her baby for adoption, Theresa’s story unfolds as a testament to courage, resilience, and unwavering love.

“So many times throughout the book I felt I was in the room feeling the current situation or dilemma as if I were there! It is absolutely a story of a courageous path taken…A delightfully satisfying story to read.” Amazon reviewer

Based on true events, “Room For Another” is a deeply moving exploration of motherhood, adoption, and the infinite capacity of the human heart to love.

Diane M. Dresback masterfully captures the complexities of family and the unbreakable bonds that connect us. This emotionally charged tale reminds us that family is not defined by blood but by the love we choose to give. $0.99 on Kindle.

“Name Your Price” said the Hollywood Lawyer to Professor Eagleman when he called back for the second time to entice him to come to Universal Studios for a trial. Joe Eagleman, tells in this autobiography about this unique experience as well as many other captivating aspects of his journey from a kid on the farm to a professor in demand in Hollywood.

Doctor Eagleman’s early education was in a one-room rural grade school. His invention of an artificial tornado that extended from the ceiling of his laboratory at the University of Kansas resulted in local interest as well as international filming from a news crew from Japan. It later became the subject of a lawsuit between Universal Studios in Hollywood and the Volvo Company. After he was told by Universal Studios to “Name your price” he was called to Hollywood for this successful lawsuit. A 50-foot version of his tornado was the main attraction in the Twister Building at Universal Studios Park in Orlando Florida from 1998 to 2015. Another copy of his tornado was created with his help by Ned Kahn at the Exploratorium in San Francisco where it continues to attract viewers and has for many decades.

This autobiography tells of his early life on the farm as the 11th of 12 children who was told by an older brother that he would never amount to anything. His elementary education was in a one-room rural grade school where he had to deal with a bully on the playground. This book includes his development as a scientist, artist, musician, luthier, marksman, taxidermist and other endeavors. His unique journey to becoming a Professor and Research Scientist is described. His career resulted in one who had experiments on Skylab and who influenced many thousands of students through his teaching and books and who made national changes to tornado safety guidelines. He initiated and developed the program in Atmospheric Science at KU that has now grown into a full department where Joe Eagleman Scholarships are given to worthy students. His journey also includes being a Christian, Elder, husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. $2.99 on Kindle.