When Lorelei Levin – after grasshoppering among 3 universities and studying courses from fine art to film-making to criminalistics – finally graduates, she learns that her parents have sold the family home in Houston and gone on a world cruise. An uncle is delighted to take Lorelei in, but he lives in sleepy, small-town nowheresville. Determined to make the best of it, she applies for a job with the local bank and with all six of the downtown merchants, to no avail. When she spies an empty corner building, Lorelei’s ever-active mind envisions it as a perfect gallery to show-place her large metal sculptures. A window poster enlightens her that the lawyers who own the building will be singing that night in another small town nearby. With her uncle visiting in Dallas, Lorelei decides that a trio of singing, guitar-playing lawyers is a treat not to miss. With luck, they’ll be delighted to have an artist take over their empty building. She goes, she listens, she enjoys the show, and she recognizes a fellow student from her classes at Sam Houston State – he’s wearing a deputy sheriff badge. During intermission, she finds the lawyers are not entirely against her gallery idea. But minutes later, everything takes a spin. The singers are loading up to leave when gunshots ring out from the parking area – and Lorelei soon becomes caught up in a murder investigation. Small-town Texas, where everybody knows everybody – and one of those somebodies is a stone killer.

When Lorelei Levin - after grasshoppering among 3 universities and studying courses from fine art to film-making to criminalistics - finally graduates, she learns that her parents have sold the family home in Houston and gone on a world cruise. An uncle is delighted to take Lorelei in, but he lives in sleepy, small-town nowheresville. Determined to make the best of it, she applies for a job with the local bank and with all six of the downtown merchants, to no avail. When she spies an empty corner building, Lorelei's ever-active mind envisions it as a perfect gallery to show-place her large metal sculptures. A window poster enlightens her that the lawyers who own the building will be singing that night in another small town nearby. With her uncle visiting in Dallas, Lorelei decides that a trio of singing, guitar-playing lawyers is a treat not to miss. With luck, they'll be delighted to have an artist take over their empty building. She goes, she listens, she enjoys the show, and she recognizes a fellow student from her classes at Sam Houston State - he's wearing a deputy sheriff badge. During intermission, she finds the lawyers are not entirely against her gallery idea. But minutes later, everything takes a spin. The singers are loading up to leave when gunshots ring out from the parking area - and Lorelei soon becomes caught up in a murder investigation. Small-town Texas, where everybody knows everybody - and one of those somebodies is a stone killer.

This is a story about a pretty high school cheerleader who was spending more time with the football players than cheering. She got pregnant and was turned away by the babys father and kicked out of her home at the age of eighteen with no place to go and no money. This was only the beginning of the most horrible things that would happen to this young girl over the next six months until she found Mrs. Topkis, who took Jenny in and helped her with her new baby boy, whom she called Rome. Mrs. Topkis fell asleep while watching him in the park one day, and he was kidnapped. This little five-year-old boy was put through holy hell until he was placed in a county home for abandoned children. His new mama was Sonny, and he was well looked after at the home. He excelled in football and went to college on a scholarship and became very famous. His girlfriend was killed in an auto accident, which ended his football career. He took a job in Delaware and met this beautiful young girl who wanted to take him home to meet her mother. That meeting was a nightmare.

First Kill All the Lawyers is a step-by-step guide to obtaining a divorce without an attorney. Psychotherapist, nutritionist, energy worker, former actress and comedienne, Katie Law Goodwin, takes you through the often painful and difficult process from filing forms all the way through the self-care required to maintain your sanitynutrition, exercise and meditation. Written with poignancy, wit and humor, Goodwin teaches the reader how to fill out forms, write legal pleadings, serve their spouse with papers, where to find forms, and even how to dress for a trialshould a divorce go that far. A must read whether you are going through a divorce or just considering one. Your guide to: Manage your own divorce without an attorney Maintain your sanity along the way Research, complete and file court forms And much more!