“My Husband’s Trying To Kill Me!”
by: Jim Schultz with the full cooperation of Linda DeSilva
My “Husband’s Trying To Kill Me” is the true and shocking story of a husband who has hired a hit man 
“My Husband’s Trying To Kill Me”
Portrays Robert in real life as a real estate developer during the boom in the ’70′s shortly after the hit series “Dallas” was first aired, . This time capsule reference, details some of the changes occurring in the city of Dallas at that time. It tells how the city of Dallas became more of a tourist destination as curiosity seekers came to find out for themselves what Dallas was all about as business men started wearing cowboy hats with their suits when they went to work, mimicking life at “South Fork”. In “My Husband’s Trying to Kill Me!”
Linda is a devoted mother and charming socialite. Before the kids came along, Linda had a wonderful career where she danced on the Broadway stage. But when they moved to Dallas, her life changed as she had to now balance both taking care of her family as well as playing a major role in turning their business into a success. Her life becomes tormented with Roberts abusive aggressions. But she copes with her dilemma while at the same time she tries to iron out messes at work that Robert has caused because of his inability to work with others and his horrible temper which sets him into uncontrollable fits of rage.
In “My Husband’s Trying To Kill Me”
Find out how this true tale of angst is decided as Linda feels her life becoming threatened as Robert makes his leap over the edge. It is a book that I guarantee you won’t be able to put down.
Review by Kathy H. for “Books To Read Before You Die”
A classically trained countertenor who sang with his high school choir, Dee remembers the day he decided he was “not gonna take it” and stopped caring what people thought about him. Following in the footsteps of his idols Alice Cooper and Black Sabbath, Dee jumped from band to band before meeting Jay Jay French and Twisted Sister. But it wasn’t until he met his costume-designing soul-mate Suzette that they developed his unique style. Dee’s hard work finally paid off with an impressive resume that includes: a monster hit record; smash MTV videos; a long-running radio show, “The House of Hair”; appearances in film (Pee Wee’s Big Adventure, Howard Stern’s Private Parts, StrangeLand) and television (Growing Up Twisted, Celebrity Apprentice); and a starring role in Broadway’s Rock of Ages. He even authored a teenage survival guide that was required reading in Russia!
proves her resilience in this battle of efforts and leaves you craving for so much more which is why this Seven Brides series proves to be a great one to immerse yourself in. Once you’ve tested the waters, I’m sure you will agree.
After missing for several years and without word to his family, Madison Randolph, who is now an attorney, returns to be with his family in Kansas. He has decided to come back in an effort to help his brother who is falsely accused of a murder. Not all of the brothers are happy with Madison. That is because for the entire length of time he was gone, he had been living in Boston enjoying high-society life and he had never bothered to send word that he was still alive and well. Unlike the brothers, Madison preferred the city life. He didn’t care for the same things that his brothers enjoyed. He never wanted to be a rancher, and some couldn’t understand that.
tug at your heartstrings, it forces you to laugh at the same time. That’s not an easy thing to do, when much of the story surrounds itself with a man battling cancer, and a failed marriage where a women has walked out on her family causing feelings of pain that will separate them for several years.