Best Selling Books by Linda Cunningham

YOU ARE READY TO GO TO PLAN B IF: 1.You are sick and tired of being overweight 2.You have tried every diet, experienced short-term success, but ultimately failed 3.You have concluded that fad diets, gimmicks, and magic pills are not the answer 4.You are concerned about the effect of being overweight on your health and well-being 5.You want to learn how to lose weight and maintain your weight

John and Melanie Giamo think of themselves as an average family, married with three teenage children. Childhood sweethearts, they''ve lived all their lives in the quiet Vermont village of Clark''s Corner, where John is chief of police and Melanie publishes a small local newspaper. Their lives seem routine enough, even mundane. Then rock star Gabriel Strand drives into town, knocking everything off balance with his celebrity swagger. John is mildly annoyed until an attempt on Strand''s life leaves an innocent man dead and the young musician feeling vulnerable and alone...and turning to Melanie for comfort. Their mutual attraction could destroy the marriage she always assumed was impervious to any outside threat. The closer Gabriel gets to Melanie, the greater the danger she and her family face. John must use every resource available, as well as his gut intuition, to protect the singer and the people of his town from a murderer, while he also fights to save his marriage. Keeping The Peace is the story of an average family suddenly faced with extraordinary circumstances they could never have imagined. It is the portrait of an exceptional marriage and the strength of the love at its core

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"When Lauren Smith begrudgingly returns to the small Vermont town where she grew up to arrange for the sale of her late grandmother''s old farmhouse, she has everything she''s always worked for...The moment Caleb Cochran steps through the old screen door to fix the hot water, the glittery facade that masquerades as Lauren''s life begins to crumble around her"--P. [4] of cover.

Can a young revolutionary find time with the alluring and bold shopkeeper''s daughter, or will he be JOHN HANCOCKBLOCKED? Alexander Hamilton is introduced to his wife through a good friend, in E PLURIBUS THREESOME. A young Adams celebrates the opposition of the Tea Act with a willing young lady in TEA FOR TWO. A spy in M''LADY''S SECRET SERVICE takes down a Hessian soldier, as only a woman can. Patience teaches Mercy all she will need to know for a satisfying BOSTON MARRIAGE. Join authors Mina Vaughn, Linda Cunningham, Joy Fulcher, KC Holly, Kimberly Jensen and Scott Stark, and Vivian Rider in a bawdy re-imagining of what the Founding Fathers really got up to under their breeches.

A smart, sexy entrepreneur. A wealthy, arrogant ladies'' man set on purchasing her company. And a hotbed of chemistry neither one of them anticipated. Aiden Stewart is just going through the motions of running the family business, a mega communications company snapping up all the competition. His trip to a tiny New England town to negotiate the purchase of ChatDotCom is nothing more than an interruption in his plans for his next female conquest. The last thing he expects is for Chat''s CEO M. Jordan Fitzgerald to be a woman who takes his breath away. Jordan is focused on business, not romance. She''s got too much at stake, working to protect Chat''s employees, as well as making sure her family is taken care of. Falling in love is not part of the business plan, but resisting the man she really should not want is proving impossible. When a rival wants to take over Chat too, Jordan struggles to keep her personal life from affecting the business deal. With secrets that could ruin everything, she has to decide if she can balance business with pleasure. Linda Cunningham introduces hot new characters in her second Small Town novel, a steamy office romance set in idyllic Clark''s Corner, Vermont.

Sandplay and the Clinical Relationship provides a grounding in clinical theory, neuroscience and attachment theory that is profoundly helpful to clinicians working in a variety of modalities. This book also opens up new territory in sandplay, helping sandplay therapists work with clinical issues that classical sandplay theory does not specifically address. Linda Cunningham delves into the nuances of the relational field and the profound containing function that the therapeutic relationship must provide. Through somatic, emotional, symbolic, and spiritual connection with our clients - what Dr. Cunningham calls "The Self in Relationship" - unrealized aspects of the Self are drawn out and transformed. Jungian sandplay therapists have traditionally focused on three aspects of clinical work: the meaning of symbols, the importance of connecting with the Self, and the qualities of empathy and presence in the therapeutic relationship. While much has been written about various symbols and their meaning in sandplay, much less has been written about the constellation of the Self or how to work silently within the clinical relationship. Sandplay and the Clinical Relationship explores how-through the clinical relationship itself-symbols arise, the Self is constellated, and deep healing occurs.

Few things in life generate more anguish, anger and frustration than being unjustly accused of wrongdoing. But thats what happened to Major George C. Trimble of the 11th West Virginia Infantry. Previously a captain in the 1st West Virginia Infantry, Trimble had the potential to be a great leader in the Civil War. Instead, he was "dismissed the service," along with his superior, Colonel John Castelli Rathbone, for cowardly conduct. This is a biography of Major Trimble, a Wheeling, West Virginia officer, entirely dedicated to the Union cause. It is also about a collection of Trimbles personal items, and about his family, friends and associates, particularly millionaire oilman, Colonel John Castelli Rathbone, of Wirt and Wood Counties, West Virginia. Major Trimbles life, in general, was profoundly sad. The dishonorable discharge surely resulted in the death of his expectations - yet, somehow, he managed to continue his life and work in Wheeling, as he persevered to clear his name.

When it looks as if a small Vermont village is slowly fading away, the old weathervane from the church steeple brings prosperity and young families back.