Book Reviews

New book, Walking Through Your Walls by Lydia Lamp, offers vision of amazing future through loving and living consciously.

'Matter: Move Beyond the Competition, Create More Value, and Become the Obvious Choice' is a savvy new book by Peter Sheahan and Julie Williamson, PhD. Companies that want to make a real difference are the ones that thrive, the authors say, and their case is convincing.

Anna Solomon's new novel 'Leaving Lucy Pear' is the amazing story of very different people bound together by the force of one extraordinary little girl.

In The Clearing by Robert Dugoni showcases Detective Tracy Crosswhite, who is asked to look into a case from forty years previous originally investigated by her father. Can Tracy prove her fathers case, and close this cold case file?

In "Her Again, Becoming Meryl Streep" by Michael Schulman we learn of Meryl's earlier years as well as the trials and tribulations of her youth as an up and coming actor.

A refreshing book by Stanford University pain expert Dr. Beth Darnall, 'The Opioid-Free Pain Relief Kit,' offers a compassionate, practical roadmap away from harmful opioids and chronic pain.

Jane Green's new novel 'Falling (a love story)' is the remarkable encounter of two very different people who find each other in the unlikeliest circumstances.

'Orchard: A Novel', by Jack H Bailey, is rich with the dust and death of a time period long left behind, one that I am most certainly glad I didn't live through.

"Murder at the 42nd St Library" by Con Lehane, the first book in a new series, promises murder and mayhem in the venerable stacks of some of the most important libraries and archives: it would seem to be an idea with promise for book lovers. Unfortunately it is a promise unfulfilled.

This Akashic Books release offers a compelling, and sometimes graphic view of an amazing person and successful swimmer named Anthony Ervin. It is definitely a recommended read for anyone with a deep passion for life searching for refinement.