A practicing clinical psychologist for children and adolescents, Anthony Wolf, author of the phenomenal bestseller Get Out Of My Life, But First Can You Drive Me and Cheryl to the Mall? (“I love this book!” —Parenting Magazine) returns with another wise, funny, and eminently practical guide to raising and understanding teenagers. I’d Listen to My Parents If They’d Just Shut Up offers frustrated moms and dads humorous, dialog-based advice and techniques for what to say and not to say when p...

“You forgot to buy milk!”“You never said anything about milk.”“Yes, I definitely did. You never listen.”“I do too listen. You never said milk.”“No, I did say milk. You just don’t listen.”We’ve all been in situations like this one–when a loved one unintentionally provokes a confrontation. What do we do? We stand our ground, push our point, and underscore our reasons. We do it because we know we’re right. What is it, deep inside our being, that refuses to ...

AT LAST—SOUND, PRACTICAL RELIEFFOR PARENTS WITH BATTLING KIDS!Imagine. You might never again have to hear the words: “Mommy, Ann drooled on me on purpose.” You could have the answer for every “It’s not fair!” your kids have ever whined at you. Constant sibling squabbling—and the ensuing demand that you pick a side, quick—can wear parents down and totally drain the fun right out of family life. Now in this groundbreaking book, Dr. Anthony Wolf offers...

This is the tale of two plastic surgeons, and how they changed the face of plastic surgery. Their contributions will have a standing impact on future generations.About the AuthorS. Anthony Wolfe, M.D. was the Emeritus Chief of Plastic Surgery at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami, Florida. He was also a clinical professor of surgery at the University of Miami, the University of Florida, and Florida International University.He was a founding member and Past-Presiden...

Three private investigators, all with Zen Buddhist backgrounds, are hired to determine whether or not the clients mother is dead, as she is alleged to be. If she is dead, he wants to know how she died. If she is not dead but is being detained somewhere, they must locate her. Peculiar Aztec artworks have been found among her possessions; and in following the trail left by these pieces, the detectives encounter ancient beliefs and practices for which no one in the modern world can be prepare...

Few crimes are as difficult to solve than those which are committed under the guise of religion. A group of people resort to theft, blackmail, sadism, and murder to enrich themselves while they present the face of loving care and devotion to spiritual principles to the public The detectives are engaged to solve crimes committed against two disparate victims. The crimes are baffling and seem to be unrelated. In reaching the dangerous solution to The Thorn Crown Murder, the detectives expose...

The detectives learn the hard way how dangerous a rottweilers teeth are when they try to locate a missing pet at a remote puppy mill. Their client has cared for two elderly ladies whose valuable antiques were replaced by cheap fakes. When the old ladies fall to their death, the client faces charges of murder and larceny. A pet chihuahua is at the middle of one of the most challenging mysteries the detectives must solve.

In the course of a marriage swindle, four vicious con-men use a clever ploy by hiring the detectives to prove the integrity and financial security of their next victim. They say that they want to be certain of the quality of the prospective brides lineage. When the investigation is revealed, the victims feel reassured about the integrity and financial security of the perpetrators. The victim is then cruelly tricked and blackmailed and it is up to the detectives to expose the scheme and pre...

Often, what seems to be beautiful and harmless is as deadly as the Amazons sapphire colored frog. Beryl Tilson and Sensei Percy Wong search a South American jungle for a rich American woman who has been the victim of a prison pen-pal confidence racket. It is unthinkable that she is being held in a brothel that caters to the diseased, yet that is where their search takes them.

When family loyalty is given a monetary value, does it become like any other commodity - subject to market pressures that can be manipulated by greed and vanity? Can a single act of family corruption continue to benefit the descendants of the perpetrators and to harm the victims? The detectives must do more than solve the riddle of the original act of disloyalty and corruption, they must act to rectify an old wrong.

An antique porcelain jar that once held party favors for an Emperors guests is now filled with heroin and shipped across the Pacific. An old, retired drug-sniffing dog and its owner call attention to the crime. To distance themselves from the shipment, the guilty try to destroy the reputations of the dog and its owner. Justice and truth will come with a high price as the detectives quickly learn.

A woman borrows her housekeepers car and drives off a cliff. She had claimed that her daughter had just called, saying that she was injured at the base of the cliff and needed help. But the daughter insisted she knew nothing of such a call.. How could a mother have failed to recognize her own childs voice? What made her lose control of the car? And why did the daughter hire the detectives to prove that the accident was actually murder?