The Chase – Guest Book Review For those who like history mixed in with tightly woven suspense and mystery, Clive Cussler’s The Chase fits the bill. Better known for his present day thrillers, Clive Cussler goes back to the early 20th century (around 1906) to tell the story of the butcher bandit. Robbing banks and… Read More The Chase – Book Review
Decoding the Butterfly Promise – Regaining Our Sacred Power – Guest Book Review Summary Haunted by an urgent voice she hears each time Gail reads a book by author Carlos Castaneda, renowned anthropologist, shaman, and TIME magazine Man of the Year, her attempts to reach him catapult her into a strange world of… Read More Decoding the Butterfly Promise – Book Review
Half the World – Guest Book Review I was very excited for this book, so much so that I pre-ordered it and not-so patently waited for it to come out. I was not disappointed. This follow up to Half A King was a little bit of a surprise in the total shift in protagonist. I… Read More Half the World – Book Review
Author: Walt Runkis Title: Three Proofs That God Exists Genre: Non-fiction / Narrative Non-fiction / Metaphysics / Philosophy of Religion This very approachable book explores miracles and metaphysics through vignettes told from the author’s life. The author feels that anyone who seeks spiritual enlightenment will find it and offers his story as a… Read More Three Proofs That God Exists – Editorial Review
Title: Prepping for Success: 10 Keys for Making It Author: Anmol Singh Genre: Personal Development It is tempting to believe that there is a tried and true formula for success, that it’s as simple as a mathematical equation: a dash of ambition plus a stroke of good luck equals instant achievement. Anmol Singh… Read More Prepping for Success: 10 Keys for Making It – Editorial Review
Ruin – Guest Book Review 5 Stars! Summary from Amazon: [Earth has been almost silent for forty years. The apocalypse left behind only fragments of civilisation, surrounded by a sea of barbarism.
Partials by Dan Wells: Guest book review Genre: YA, Dystopian Humanity is all but extinguished after a war with Partials—engineered organic beings identical to humans—has decimated the population. Reduced to only tens of thousands by a weaponized virus to which only a fraction of humanity is immune, the survivors in North America have… Read More Partials – Book Review
Mud, Sweat, and Tears – Guest Review Post My grandmother and I both share similar tastes in reading–classics and biographies/autobiographies. This Christmas, she gave me a copy of Bear Gryll’s autobiography, Mud, Sweat, and Tears.
Endgame: The Calling by James Frey and Nils Johnson SheltonSeries: Endgame #1 Genre: Young Adult Science Fiction Published: October 7th 2014 by HarperTeen Pages: 477, Hardcover Source: Library The Blurb: Twelve thousand years ago, they came.
The Martian – Guest Book Review The Martian by Andy Weir isn’t lacking for quality reviews on the Internet, so it was a little surprising to find the book was available for a free read in exchange for an honest review on Blogging for Books. Already a New York Times Bestseller, the book really… Read More The Martian – Book Review
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