Book Review: “Opening Love’s Door:The Seven Lessons” by Dr. Diana Kirschner The author’s main point is to help Janna in finding love in the romance novel, “Opening Love’s Door: The Seven Lessons.” Kirschner, carrying out the purpose very well, shows how you have to control all the aspects of your life in order to bring [ Read More ]
Do Butterflies Dream? Here is an excellent mystery written by a forensic psychologist. The story is told from the first person viewpoint of psychiatrist, Dr Harry Kline. While ostensibly a novel about a hit and run crime, this is actually a complex work which delves particularly into the convoluted, often poignant, relationships between fathers and [ Read More ]
No matter how sharp the sight, it is a human condition to see others perfectly but not oneself, unless a mirror is held in front of a person. The protagonist Clare Ballinger, in Queen of Broken Hearts, is such a person, and the ones who hold the mirror for her are her family and friends. [ Read More ]
Feeling rejectedMost people avoid rejection as much as they can. Some people feel more rejected than others. Also, the term “rejection” can mean different things to a different person. For someone just a simple word “No” means rejections, and for others “Breaking Up” or “I hate you” means rejection. If you are overly sensitive person, [ Read More ]
Pink! White! Everywhere! Driving down the country roads of Fresno County in California the scene is filled with living color. Various tones of pink from almost white to bright magenta mingled with the sound of bees as they work tirelessly fill the air. In February each year this beautiful site of color flows across the [ Read More ]
Frankie Mae Tyson had never been a popular girl. In school the boys had made fun of her; but, Michael Jackson saw her class picture in a vacant store window before he met her and he saw the plain girl in a special light. He cared about her. She cared about him and they were [ Read More ]
Introduction Rusty Miles never had a real identity. I was that “Little Miles” kid, youngest of “The three Rs,” Rita, Robert, and Russell. My parents were somewhat older than those of most of my friend’s. When we moved to Izee, I wondered why Dad wouldn’t play baseball, like the other men in the logging camp. [ Read More ]
If you have never read any of Helena Schrader’s books, you have missed some well-scripted military stories containing love and lots of action. “The Lady in the Spitfire” has a terrific storyline, some of the best military flying action, lots of romance, and locale descriptions far above ordinary. The story takes place mostly in England [ Read More ]
If you can answer, ‘Yes’ to 3 or more of the following, then you’re a romance book addict, just like me. I’ve done all of these things… so see how many you can relate to… · Have you read so many romance novels that you can’t bear to part with any of them? Consequently, your [ Read More ]
Anne Bonney: My Pirate Story by Jeffery S. Williams with Katherine Williams iUniverse (2006) ISBN 9780595373048 Reviewed by Debra Gaynor for Reader Views (12/06) Anne Bonney was born out of wedlock in 1700 to Peg Brannan, a maid, and her employer William McCormac. She lived with her mother and her Uncle Edward. He was kind [ Read More ]
