title: Overcoming Overspending: A Winning Plan for Spenders and Their Partners
author:  Olivia Mellan 
description: Mellan, herself a recovering overspender, has been a psychotherapist specializing in money conflict resolution for almost two decades. Here she states her conviction that overspending is a societal addiction in the U.S. and cites sobering statistics: Americans took on $4.5 trillion in household debt between 1990 and 1994; in 1994, we charged $701 billion on credit cards. Pointing out that each individual's attitude toward money is established in childhood and adolescence, she offers practical suggestions for curbing the self-destructive behavior of either overspending or miserliness. While self-help groups such as Debtors Anonymous and Consumer Credit Counseling Services can help some people, Mellan feels that spouses or partners can be of the greatest assistance. The book, written with freelancer Christie, is never preachy and is enormously useful. <br />Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.
zlib_text: WITH MY BODY
  GUARDING MY HEART: BOOK 1
  PETER STYLES
  J.P. OLIVER
  
  CONTENTS
  1. Jake
  2. Andreas
  3. Jake
  4. Andreas
  5. Jake
  6. Andreas
  7. Jake
  8. Andreas
  9. Jake
  10. Nato
  11. Jake
  12. Andreas
  13. Jake
  14. Andreas
  15. Andreas
  16. Jake
  Dear Reader…
  With My Body
  
  1
  Jake
  My mouse cursor hovered over the button, wavering slightly as I tried to make a decision.
  You deserve this. You’ve been working your ass off for months now with no break, and it doesn’t
  look like Gael is gonna have more work for you anytime soon. Just do it. It’ll be good for you.
  Book Now! the button said, bright green and tempting. 25 other customers are looking at this
  deal currently. We can only hold this price for 15 minutes!
  I sighed. It wasn’t like I didn’t have the money. I had more money than I knew what to do with. It
  wasn’t like I was prone to spending sprees or frivolous outgoings. Most nights after work I went
  home, maybe cooked for myself or had a cheap meal out, then watched TV. The most extravagant thing
  I coul