"Speak Slow I've had Chemo" An A-Z Guide to Surviving Breast Cancer offers an engaging handbook with simplified messages for those battling breast cancer. Created by a survivor, it uses vivid clip art and bold messaging to cover essential topics like fertility, body image, and psychosocial challenges. From addressing "unmentionables" like sexuality and chemo brain to promoting healing and self-esteem, this colorful guide provides patient-to-patient insights in a non-medicinal tone. Ideal for patients, caregivers, and medical students, it's a valuable resource for overcoming adversity and fostering awareness.

In her gripping memoir, Maurita Corcoran unfolds the harrowing journey of discovering her husband, a successful physician, is a sex addict. With raw honesty, she shares how this revelation shattered her world, leading her through pain and dismay as she sought to rebuild her life and nurture her four children amidst the chaos. This story is not just about betrayal but also about forgiveness, resilience, and hope. Offering insights from personal journal entries, Corcoran's narrative provides invaluable support for others facing similar devastations, ultimately showcasing the possibility of recovery and the strength of the human spirit in overcoming trauma.

Explore the Catholic faith with quick insights in "A Minute in the Church Volume II" by Gus Lloyd. Addressing topics from annulment to clergy sex abuse, it clears common queries and objections in concise, minute-long reads—perfect for anyone seeking clarity on Church teachings.

Discover the third collection of erotic, sexy, and humorously illustrated stories. Dive into 12 new tales that explore the daring escapades in a "Working Girls" day. From naughty to explicit, this compilation is sure to entertain and entice.

Experience hilarity and excitement through an amusing collection of drawings and narratives. "Working Girls" offers 12 short stories filled with erotic and comical insights into a day of sexual adventures. Dive into this captivating combination of fun and sensuality, perfectly blended for an entertaining and arousing read.

Discover a titillating second collection filled with 12 short stories that delve into the daily "working" lives of erotic professionals. Featuring a blend of sexy, funny drawings and text, each tale offers a peek into various "sexual activities" with both humor and sensuality. Dive into the intriguing world of "Working Girls" and their vividly depicted encounters.

In an era where technology shapes our lives, access to sexual content has become ubiquitous, thanks to portable devices. This constant availability has increased the vulnerability of porn addicts, who may spend over 11 hours weekly on such content. The book "Always Turned On" delves into how sex addiction, fueled by digital advancements, pushes individuals to prioritize sexual pursuits over personal responsibilities, leading to guilt and shame. However, it offers hope and practical recovery solutions, highlighting ways to combat these digital temptations and regain control over one's life.

In a decade, from being an Australian Army diver, travelling globally, to studying at the University of Queensland, my real adventure was exploring online dating, a realm beyond conventional youth experiences, limiting my interactions with women. Starting in 2001, I ventured into finding love online, a journey filled with honesty, humor, and humility. This book shares my experiences and lessons on navigating internet dating, offering insights into fulfilling online desires efficiently, beyond traditional paths of youth and adventure.

"Dive into this book for an exhilarating journey through sex, religion, physics, hypnotism, genetics, and history, touching upon Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and beyond. From the Big Bang to your brightest future, explore the essence of reality inside and around you. Encompassing ten books in one, it promises profound insights into saving the world and living your best life. Possibly the most impactful read you'll ever encounter."

A Sense Of Place Publishing releases "Bangkok Busted: You Die For Sure" by William John Stapleton. The book delves into Stapleton's harrowing experience after exposing his exploitation by a Bangkok go-go boy. Facing personal distress and ridicule, he highlights the vulnerability of foreigners in Asia, often shamed for admitting to their naivety and exploitation by local sex workers. Previously reviled for his book "The Twilight Soi," Stapleton continues to confront these uncomfortable truths, aiming to prevent similar fates for others.