A Behind the Scenes Look at Fairweather, Winters & Sommers With humour in the tradition of Robert Benchley and S J Perelman, Arnold B Kanter brings to life the absurdities of law firms in this, the third volume of his highly praised humorous books about the inept firm of Fairweather, Winters & Sommers. This book will keep you amused and instruct you at the same time. No thinking lawyer should be without it.' - From a review of 'Advanced Law Firm Mismanagement' in The Law Society Gazette.'

USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR Dani Cohen knows Damon is trouble the second he walks in during senior year. He has bad boy written all over him. . .from his arrogant smirk to his perfectly toned abs. He is arrogant, intense, rebellious. Dani has her future all planned out. She’s not the type to fall for a bad boy, no matter how panty-melting his grin is or how shamelessly he flirts. But something about Damon draws her in, awakening a desire she’s never felt. Slowly, she uncovers the secrets Damon hides: underneath his arrogance lies a tortured soul, his flirting smile masks despair. Damon arrives in Dani’s life against his will. Carrying the scars of a dark past and facing an uncertain future, he knows he should stay away from her, but can’t. Her innocence consumes him, as does the desire to indulge in the passion igniting deep inside her. An all-consuming bond blooms into a reckless love. But when mistakes from the past threaten their already fragile future, can their love survive? *This read is recommended for 18+ due to romance and sex and mature themes.*

Love is patient. Love is kind. Love is for chumps. Geo never plans weddings. Corporate retreats, fundraisers, birthday parties, and even the occasional engagement party? Sure. But weddings? Not anymore. She never dates, either. Not under any circumstance. These two rules keep her safe. They maintain order, and Geo needs a predictable life. So when her best friend Paisley tries to convince her to plan just one wedding, Geo turns her down flat. Until a clinical trial opens up—one that might save (a little bit of) her mother’s future. But it costs money, and the only event planning that pays that kind of money is a wedding. How bad can it be to make an exception just this once?

Useful as an introduction or review. Background of high-school algebra and geometry needed.

Harriet and her friends form a "secret society" to raise money for their school's new dormitory.