In this book Victor Weintrub documents the events and the economics of what has happened to our country. He explains how low taxes on the wealthy are a tax increase for the middle class and the cause of destruction. He proposes a strongly progressive tax system to correct the past abuses. He shows experience proves that increasing progressive taxes will increase growth and reduce unemployment.

Occupy, the middle class, is protesting the money in politics, the abuse by the big banks, the mortgage and student loan mess and the lack of fairness. They protest destruction of the American Dream and the American way of life. They protest the greed of the wealthy and powerful. This book gives you the facts and the numbers.

THE LOON LASER
A Robert Hazard Action Thriller.

Masterfully written, Victor Weintraub, portrays Robert Hazard, Special Agent for the PDF, the President's Discretionary Force, as a human being with a soul and a conscience as well as weaknesses. These are hidden by a strong facade. His friend, companion and lover, Joy Dish, recognizes his need for compassion and support. The plot and subplot are complex and the action never lets up. From Las Vegas, to Washington, to London, to Shanghai and finally the Arabian Desert, Hazard peruses the evil Doctor Loon and his oil money partners. Hazard thwarts their plans to produce nuclear weapons for terrorists. All the time assassins are after Hazard. Hazard is a classic action hero. He drinks. He womanizes. He shoots the bad guys. But, beyond the trivial facade, this is also a love story.

TRANSITIONS
A coming of age story.

Insightful best describes how Victoria Herbert tells this story of three university women and their journey from adolescence to adulthood.

First there is Sunny, the daughter of a flower child. "I'm just floating," that's how she describes herself. No direction, no plans, promiscuous and no guidance from a mother who is also an adolescent. Next is Angi. The product of a restrictive Catholic School education. Now away from home and open to a new world of ideas. She says, "I don't went to be my mother. I don't want to have a bunch of kids at a young age, stay at home and get fat. I want to make something of my self. Last is Heather. From a dysfunctional family and with an abusive father, she has faced her daemons. She still has difficulty forming relationships and has issues of trust in people. The women are friends through a campus job.