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Howard Joynt

A Woman's Tale Of Survival In The Surf Of Death And Taxes

Jamie Stiehm | Posted 09.26.2011 | Media
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Jamie Stiehm

First-time author Carol Ross Joynt's book, Innocent Spouse, is a contribution to strengthening sisterhood through the written word. A memoir like this speaks directly to you, Reader, in a more vivid voice than a novel.

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Her Husband Died. The IRS Said She Owed His Debt -- $3 Million. Carol Joynt's Only Hope: Prove She Was an 'Innocent Spouse.'

Jesse Kornbluth | Posted 07.16.2011 | Books
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Jesse Kornbluth

Of the many memoirs by women who don't know their husbands until they die, none has the brutal irony of Innocent Spouse. Joynt knows what the peg of the story is -- how did a smart woman become so dumb? -- and she confronts it head-on.

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