Things will be different in the future, especially in the business world they say. Well, interestingly enough, they have always said that, and yes, the business world continues to evolve to this day. If this is an interesting topic for you, then I’d sure like to recommend a very good book; “The Future 500; Creating [ Read More ]
This book was a highly recommended to me by someone very close to me. Evidently she had determined that I was not at that time living my life very effectively. It’s difficult to admit, but she was right. Therefore I embarked on a journey through this book with an open mind and an eagerness to [ Read More ]
Just imagine how it would be if the Greek Gods were around today living in our modern world. Through the imagination of Marie Phillips we are taken along for a ride to see what it would be like. The twelve Greek Gods are living in London in quarters that are not in the best condition. [ Read More ]
Ok, I must preface this review by letting you know that Brian Tracy is my favorite non-fiction author. I have read just about everything he has written. I tell you this only to say that in reviewing this book I do have an affinity for the author and his work, so if I sound biased [ Read More ]
Historical History at Its Best “Songbirds are Free” is the story of Mary Neely. Mary was abducted and taken into captivity by a group of Shawnee Indians. Suspense, Thriller author P. M. Terrell transported me to another time and place as she drew me into this story. I experienced, with Mary, the hardships of survival, [ Read More ]
Jane has an imaginary friend named Michael. Why? She is very lonely because her mother, Vivienne, is a successful Broadway producer who does not have much time for Jane. Michael is much older then Jane but this does not bother her because he is always there when she needs someone to talk with. The only [ Read More ]
Fragile Things is a collection of short stories and verse from multi award winning author, Neil Gaiman. Originally, I was going to give a brief review of each piece in the collection. However, as there are twenty seven stories and poems in total, I shall limit my review to what I consider the highlights of [ Read More ]
Battling the Blessings is author Terry Fulgham’s life story which spans over fifty years, reflecting on his childhood, the teen years, and into his adulthood. Fulgham changed the names of the characters, including his own, to protect the innocent. We meet Reggie Manchester-Pallor as a nine-year-old in 1956. Reggie lived in Flint, Michigan with his [ Read More ]
This is an epic fantasy novel that doesn’t follow the now very over used formula that so many books in the genre follow yet it still stays comfortably within the genre. This makes a refreshing change. Add to this a heap of imagination and a talent for clear writing and you have a great book. [ Read More ]
Power Play is a clever, action packed read that’s firing on all cylinders…intelligent, intriguing and absolutely entertaining- a boardroom blockbuster that demands to be read in single sitting and leaves you breathless, yet wanting more. When CEO, Peter Rawlings, suffers a fatal heart attack while golfing at Pebble Beach, Cheryl Tobin is named as his [ Read More ]
