“emily b visher”

Attempts to guide readers towards forming the remarried family, considering such issues as former spouses, new grandparents, and legal issues involving custody, visitation, adoption and financial arrangements.... More

It has been estimated that fifteen million children in the United States live in stepfamilies. This book, by a husband-and-wife team consisting of a psychiatrist and a psychologist, gives an overview of the stepfamily and explains the importance of the stepfamily and its differences from the nuclear... More

Published a year before her death, Emily Bronte's (1818-1848), Wuthering Heights, set in the Yorkshire moors, is a story of exceptional emotional and imaginative force. The passionate love of Heathcliff for his childhood sweetheart Catherine whom he could not marry and his efforts to unite his son L... More

It has been estimated that fifteen million children in the United States live in stepfamilies. This book, by a husband-and-wife team consisting of a psychiatrist and a psychologist, gives an overview of the stepfamily and explains the importance of the stepfamily and its differences from the nuclear... More

When Emily Buchanan married her husband, Gerald, after a fairy tale romance, she assumed children would soon follow. The perfect wedding must surely lead to the perfect family. Emily had a successful career and a loving husband, yet she knew that she would not feel fulfilled unless she also had chil... More

Elizabeth Greene is devastated when her boyfriend of ten years leaves her for someone else. After a night of drowning her sorrows leads to an unexpected one-night stand, Elizabeth finds herself pregnant, alone and vulnerable. Helen has just discovered she has a sister she didn't know she had. Bored ... More