Warning!

Reading this book could cause spontaneous outbreaks of Authentic Happiness.
All of us no matter what our station in life are searching for some level of happiness and fulfillment. Unfortunately all too often bitterness, frustration and stress are our partners instead of joy and abundance.

Take heart!

Because happiness, simple abundance and the ability to enjoy a bit of serenity in our everyday lives is available to all of us and is right there for the taking if you just know how to develop a few surprisingly simple happiness habits.

Discovering the untapped joy and well-being that is waiting for you has nothing to do with how much money fame or power you possess, (other than the fact that too much of those things can sometimes negatively affect your ability to find it.)

No, the fulfillment and simple abundance that you are seeking isn’t found in your check book. It’s not found in accumulating more stuff or competing with your neighbor to have the nicest car.

The path to happiness explained
In his amazing new book “The Happiness Habit” Amazon bestselling author Cary David Richards reveals how true, authentic happiness is accessed through the development of a few simple, easily accessed habits of Gratitude, forgiveness and acceptance.
Happiness is a choice but you have to understand the tools and strategies that allow you to put that choice into action.

The technique Cary David teaches goes beyond optimism. It is a powerful system of attitudes and new habits that will turocharge your happiness quotient on a daily basis.

The happiness and fulfillment you seek is there waiting for you. You don’t need money or a secret password you just need an open mind a willingness to try on some new attitudes.

Barrett English, aka “the Shark,” is the fair-haired, first-born of the English brothers, and the CEO of the oldest, most prestigious investment banking firm in Philadelphia. He rules the boardroom with an iron fist, refusing to take no for an answer and always getting his way.

Emily Edwards, a first-year doctoral student at the University of Pennsylvania, grew up in the gatehouse on the outskirts of Barrett’s childhood estate. The daughter of his family’s gardener and housekeeper, she was always looking through the window of privilege, but forced to remember her place at the very periphery of the kingdom.

When business partners suggest that a fiancee might soften Barrett’s image over business dinners, he approaches Emily for the “job” of fiancee. And while love wasn’t necessarily on Barrett’s radar, he begins to realize that Emily always has been. But will his take-no-prisoners boardroom tactics work on the heart of the woman he loves?

DIY Ideas to Guarantee an Affordable, Beautiful Wedding

You’re about to learn how to plan your dream wedding on a shoestring budget. The average wedding in North America costs upwards of $30,000! In this book we have included proven tips to reduce your wedding costs while ensuring you still have an incredibly special day.

Many couples feel pressure to throw lavish wedding. The reality is that over-spending on a wedding can add unnecessary stress to the beginning of married life. Financial stress often plays a fundamental role in determining whether a relationship is successful. Using this book you are guaranteed to save a significant amount of money on your wedding, reducing your stress and adding to your financial freedom as a newly married couple.

The Ray Schiller Series

Finishing what you start is admirable, but in Ray Schiller’s case it may also be deadly. The ACC Board of Directors claims the new company president committed suicide, but Ray and his partner Dick Waverly aren’t buying it. Ray doesn’t like loose ends…and he’s not about to change his philosophy now.

Stories I Almost Took to the Grave and Probably Should Have

Equal parts shocking and moving, Off the Reservation is an absurdist confessional memoir, accurately detailing the reckless hijinks of a bipolar alcoholic with borderline personality disorder.

This stranger-than-fiction true story spans over three decades, as Michael recounts his tales with wincing honesty. Eventually, the maniacal nights of booze, drugs, and sex give way to rude awakenings in empty rooms, jail cells, and beds of snow from a failed suicide by Mother Nature.

Rossi learns most of his lessons—gradually, reluctantly, painstakingly—without imposing them on anyone. Thankfully for us, these unapologetic, darkly comic tales haven’t been taken to the grave just yet.

The light goes out in seventeen year old Cassandra Rhyne’s world when her father is discovered lying face down in the bayou. A horrible accident, people say. A terrible tragedy, they say. Only, the mists of Bayou Rhyne tell her something different. The whispers speak to her of murder. When she tells her mother and the sheriff what the mists are trying to say, it lands her in weekly visits to the head doctor.

A glimmer of light returns to Cassie’s life when she meets Derrick Anderson, the new senior in school. But there remains a darkness. She has a murder to prove; the problem is her suspected murderer is also running for mayor… that, and no one believes her.

Belinda Larson, aka, Belle, a boarder at Rhyne Equestrian Center and the daughter of mayor elect, despises Cassie and makes it her sworn duty to bring her down any way she can. Taking Cassie’s best, and only friend away from her is a good start; next she sets her sights on the handsome Derrick Anderson.

The awkward love triangle results in a terrible accident that puts Belle in a coma and forces Derrick to run for his life or face jail. He turns to Cassie. Against her will, Cassie agrees to help him, unaware that in his salvation lie the dark secrets to her father’s murder.

Destiny and Faith enter second grade in a school for twins. They make enemies and friends and have to step in when friends fall out. This is the least of their troubles however.

When the principal has a plan to force all twins to dress alike, Destiny and Faith take a stand.

There is going to be trouble – on the double.

A Beautiful Place to Die

In 1889 Chicago, the city is booming, lavish buildings and must see architectural and cultural wonders are springing up everywhere around the city. Even in Madeline Donovan’s little known neighborhood of Goose Island, a luxurious hotel has been built within a half mile of her home. The Harrison, built by a trio of brothers, has designed its three story building with unusual features that attract many to its doors.

But soon after its opening, young girls begin to disappear. One of the girl’s brothers has employed her to look into her disappearance.

It will begin her journey into the secret world of the Harrison brothers and others who reside in this mysterious place. Her friend Hugh returns to America, and Jonathan Franks, the reporter from the New York Times is sent to Chicago to cover a different story, but finds himself with Madeline and Hugh on the trail of the perpetrators.

Beneath the surface of the beautiful hotel lies terrifying secrets that they will soon find out.

Inside, there are categorized lists of over 150 links and time-saving information for indie authors to market and promote their books through:

• Press Releases
• Free Book Promotion Sharing Sites
• Book Blog & Review Sites
• Facebook Groups
• Twitter Hashtags
• Uniquely Specialized Sites

When available, each resource lists the site, home page link, screenshots, page rank, submission link or site policies, and any additional notes to help indie authors determine which sites are most relevant and applicable for their book topics and genres.

At the time of publication, all the sites and resources in the book are verified as current or active and most offer free or very reasonably priced options. Updates regarding additional sites and resources, retiring sites, and policy changes are also available via email between updated editions of the book.