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Air travel sends all sorts of seemingly well adjusted peopled into panics.

Do you ever wonder why you made a wrong decision or why you feel badly about being angry, jealous or anxious' Do you have a need for constant affirmation and approval from others' Is ther

Dealing with a loved one's terminal illness brings difficult and daunting tasks for caregivers. Knowing when and how to say things and what to do becomes frightening.

The death of your child is devastating. No parent feels that he or she should outlive his or her child.

The Color of Night is a skillfully woven true crime account of a horrendous crime, a family's quest for answers, and the landmark case that tested the Federal Death Penalty Act.

Veterans are suffering a "mental breakdown" epidemic, often linked to post traumatic stress from the terrors of combat, traumatic brain injury, and drug and alcohol abuse.

Rookie police officer Paul Echols didn't know, on that cold April night, that twenty-three-year-old college coed Deborah Sheppard' s unsolved murder would haunt him and lead him on a twen

The bonds between siblings are the longest connections in our lives, and sibling relationships are among the most enduring ones we'll ever have.

Pretty Plus delivers specific guidance and the secrets to transforming the plus-size woman to looking terrific and self-confident while carrying 20, 50, or even 100 extra pounds.

What do Princess Diana, Gwyneth Paltrow, Brooke Shields, and Mary Jo Codey all have in common with 950,000 other women in the U.S.

They're back or maybe they never left, your eighteen- to thirty-year-old emerging adults. They have been called narcissistic and self-absorbed.

Mary Rich, an average, attractive, reasonably intelligent woman, allows herself and her family to be drawn into a twisted cultist's evil web in this often horrifying and bizarre but gripping a

When a down-on-his-luck Vietnam veteran is bludgeoned and stabbed to death in his campsite close to a railroad crossing, Detective Sergeant Bill Palmini has a gut feeling that this is just the tip

As children, two sisters became pawns in a top secret government program to train guerrilla leaders, assassins and information couriers: secret weapons for American intelligence services.

Are you having trouble concentrating or does your mind simply "go blank," are you experiencing shortness of breath or rapid heartbeat, trouble sleeping, irritability, muscle tension or aches, sweat