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Book Review - "Sand Dollar" - By Jane Louise Newhagen
Jane Louise Newhagen has created a poignant, story. "Sand Dollar" is a remarkable fictional account of the life of Mary Thorne Randall. The novel portrays the struggles facing a woman in the middle years of the 19th Century. Randall is torn between a mother's devotion and the ebb and flow of marital love. Hers is stubborn struggle for independence and self fulfillment, Mary experiences happiness, tragedy, and final resolution.
Richard R Blake
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Ricochet Written by Sandra Brown
Many unexpected twists and turns that keep the reader guessing. A mystery as mysteries should be written
Cy Hilterman
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Book Review Of Black Civil Rights In America
This book is a commanding introduction to the history of black civil rights in the U.S., it provides a comprehensive history of African American struggle for freedom from 1860-1990. The first five chapters encircle what might be seen as the traditional areas of African American studies and the last two chapters add future perception of African Americans.
Sara Sajjadi
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You Smell Dead Book Review
Like a lot of people, the Harry Potter series introduced me (an adult) to the world of adolescent literature. While teens and pre-teens may be the target audience for this type of writing, it's obvious that it reaches a much broader audience that includes adults of all ages. With the end of the HP series, many of us are looking for alternatives. That's how I came across the Pretty Freekin' Scary series.
Tonia Jordan
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Effective Communication - Review of Dan Kehoe's Book "Management in Action" Series
Where do you find wisdom? People often feel they're wise and have wisdom they want to share-so how do you sort the wheat from the chaff? Good question. Wisdom's cousin is truth-lasting and proven. That is what I think readers of Dan Kehoe's Management in Action series find: wisdom; truth that lasts because it works reliably, and truth that will be around long after we're gone.
Steve Wickham
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MISSING - The Jaryd Atadero Story - A Must-Read!
Would you give up hope if your child was missing? Jaryd Atadero disappeared in 1999 from the Colorado Mountains. This must-read story about the process and results will have you checking out where your children are--right now! If you love children and are concerned for their safety, you have no choice--you need to buy this book and prepare!
Glenda Bixler
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WIPE - Book Review
We know how computer virus' can enter our lives, sucking our information into cyberspace. What if that could happen literally? Pulling our very minds and personalities into a platform? This scary topic is the basis for John Reyer Afamasaga's book, "WIPE."
Heather Froeschl
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Creation In Death - by J. D. Robb
In "Creation In Death," the New York Police Department (NYPD) Lieutenant Eve Dallas faces a serial killer who stalks young women in the city. The killer chooses his victims from a certain age group, color, race and gender.
Jacob Marshal
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Does "Honest Riches" Give You The Internet Marketing Skills You Need?
There are many "Get Rich off the Internet" ebooks out there now. Everyone has there own slant on how to make money off the web. So much of it is hyped up sales pitch.
David G. Robertson
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A Brief Book Review - Ross King's The Judgment of Paris
"The Judgment of Paris" is the story of the French Impressionist Movement. A more sumptuous written tale of art history you will not find.
Phil Gross
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