Book Reviews

A useful read for anyone curious about the evolution of Ethernet.

For Michael, anger is the only means of strength he can muster, and he thinks of nothing but revenge. He reaches his manhood in wartime Saigon, and remembers every betrayal and beating. With his survival skills and his good looks he builds his own little piece of life, surviving as a criminal.

A mother and daughter share the trials and tribulations of hyper-sensitive children.

This is not the stuff of conventional genre fiction.

This is an amazing autobiography full of all the things that helped Richard Pryor to become a legend.

A Pleasure And A Calling is an enthralling psychological thriller.

A good first offering in a new series by Nancy G. West.

The journey of a young woman whose perception of her body image is distorted when her new boyfriend starts hinting that her normal size is too big for his taste will resonate with many.

A former Hollywood child star realises that even a normal life has its abnormal moments.

Frederick Case, a Pinkerton Detective, and Athelney Jones from Scotland Yard form an uneasy relationship as they follow a strange missive purported to be written by Professor Moriarty.