Web's Best Online Bookstore

VOICE OF REASON turns a lens on the complex array of choices and attitudes and actions that shape our lives. VOICE OF REASON does not shy away from difficult issues and questions that arise out of ignorance … fear… class … and desire. VOICE OF REASON challenges the quo in order to foster an open dialogue and consensus on how we live with and accept our differences. .Above all, VOICE OF REASON reminds us of our collective responsibility and accountability to self, community, and nation.

For fifteen years, Megan R. Bartlett was trapped in the constant cycle of dieting and bingeing known as Binge-Eating Disorder (“B.E.D.”). During that time, she battled intrusive thoughts about food, obsessed about her weight and shape, and alternated daily between restricting calories and bingeing. Getting Out of B.E.D. reveals the development and course of B.E.D., as illustrated through the author’s journal entries, personal stories, and interviews. Readers can complete a risk assessment for binge eating and discover the tools that Megan used in her recovery. Compassionate and informative, this second edition offers additional insight into the journey to full recovery.

The novel is inspired by a sensational murder in the 1920s. For a year it dominated the headlines of the NY DAILY NEWS: “Can A Rich Man Get Away With Murder?” The answer, not surprisingly, is yes… a yes that turns into a massive horror for this rich man in his moment of triumph. It’s Prudence’s book. And Prudence is quirky, original, and idiosyncratic–you’ve not met her character before. She ends up running the largest bakery in America with the help of three remarkable women.