Book Reviews

Some of the advice in 'It’s About Time' may seem like common sense, but it all serves as a much-needed reminder regardless.

Connell takes us along on a tumultuous quest evoking universal emotions and serendipitous insights.

It’s not all about profit or even having a better product.

There is a lot to be learned from John Grisham's excellent new novel, including the devastation caused by coal mining, life in rural America, and the dangers and rewards of the legal profession.

The Kingdom of Arten has outlawed magic and has fought for generations against the dark sorcerer, Mercer. With his depth of ability he has surpassed the realm of aging and lives on through time. With magic in the Kingdom waning it is time to move forward once again.

I highly recommend this book to anyone looking to develop mental discipline, deepen their insights, and acquire a sense of inner peace.

'The Librarian' reads like cold fire, full of Russian stoicism, honor, and intense formality, but the rhythm of the words is hypnotic.

Ferrara is a talented writer, his prose smooth and his dialogue witty. The pace was excellent and the story kept moving forward with increasing tension until the very satisfying ending that left me hungry for book 2.

A woman's disappearance leads to the most extraordinary story.

The secrets of Rockford manor are very delicate and Imogen is cautious about creating any further concerns. There is something very strange about the deaths of her parents and that of her cousin, something that someone is willing to kill to keep secret.