When an attractive New York divorcee—now living in London, with a dream job and two gorgeous children—went in search of a partner, she did so on her own terms: No commitment, no expectations, just pleasure.

Robert Gillis spent many years of his life caring for his grandmother, and he recounts what he gained from his experiences with a remarkable lady in his new memoir, Nana: My Grandmother, Anne Gillis (now available through AuthorHouse) and amazon.com

Family Productions Inc. is gearing up for this spring's Edmonton Woman's Show, taking place on April 8th and 9th at Northlands AgriCom in Edmonton, Alberta. This show features Authors' Corner, a group of talented Canadian authors who will be autographing their books.

She baby-sits her grandson, grows vegetables in her back yard, and dances at the Old Farmer's Ball. Her name is Clare Hanrahan but she is no ordinary grandmother. Clare is a first-hand witness to prisoner abuse. And she refuses to remain silent.

"A family history can be more valuable than people realize - both for writers and for their descendants. Not only will a family history preserve precious memories for future generations, but also at least fourteen other benefits may be gained from writing your story," says author Lillie Ammann.

Featured in this release, the new inspirational and philosophical nonfiction book: "A Reason for Living" by Laurent Grenier.

Infidelity expert, Ruth Houston picks the Top 10 Infidelity News Stories of 2004.