James True was not there when he died. He returned from an out-of-body experience to find that he’d been murdered and mutilated. He had no body to go back to. But who murdered him? The serial killer terrorizing the city—or someone closer? True had no enemies, at least none that he knew of. To discover the truth, James True must track down his killer. The initial horror of True’s experience is followed by an even greater terror. . .his family are the murderer’s next targets.
In April 2002, wealthy socialite Margaret Wales-King and her husband Paul King left their home in a leafy eastern suburb, dined with her son and his family and then disappeared into thin air. Twenty-five days later, after an investigation that swamped the front pages, their bludgeoned bodies were found in a shallow bush grave just outside Melbourne. The family's grief was on full public display as speculation raged about the possible culprit and rumours about drugs, gambling and kidnapping did the rounds. Then Margaret's youngest son, Matthew, was arrested for the murders and his wife, Maritza, was charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice.
You have to work late. The kids have soccer practice. And your spouse is stuck in a traffic jam on the other side of town. Who has time to make dinner? You will, once you read Quick Family Meals In No Time. Using easy-to-follow recipes, step-by-step instructions and timesaving tips, you will learn how to make delicious meals that take less than 30 minutes to prepare. As a special added feature, each recipe includes "Helper in the Kitchen" sidebars showing ways that your children can help you fix the evening meal.
Martin Brand's relatives are furious that he's left his large estate to his niece, Marion, whom he had only met once. And Marion is upset that she has to share her new home with Martin's family. Then a body is found on the beach wearing her coat. Fortunately Miss Silver is on the scene.
Family Limited Partnership: How to Protect Your Business and Provide for Your Children
Currently, Family Limited Partnerships (FLPs) are the last, best way for individuals to protect their assets from the high burden of estate taxes and from today’s litigious society. Historically, FLPs in every state have thwarted the attempts of creditors to seize individual’s assets. Thus, family inheritances and businesses can be protected and passed on to future generations.
