Book Reviews

Nutritionist and detox visionary Dr. Deanna Minich has a new book, "Whole Body Detox: A 21-Day Personalized Program to Break Through Barriers in Every Area of Your Life". You can't cheat transformation, but with this book, you can do it. And with this detox, you get to eat.

"So Close To Home is a True Story of An American Family’s fight for Survival from a U-boat Attack during Work War II", right in our very waterways, from deep within the gulf waters.

In "Where We Fall" by Rochelle B. Weinstein, we are introduced to a family that on the outside seems to have it all. But there is a dark secret that runs beneath the foundation of the Holden family that threatens to pull their very existence out from under them.

If you love listening to rock music, and you loved watching the film "High Fidelity," the odds are that you will very much enjoy reading The Big Rewind.

In "Funeral Hotdish" Jana Bommersbach writes with the confidence that comes when an author knows what she is talking about.

In "Don’t Throw Your Firstborn (or yourself) Off the Balcony" expert grandmother Stephanie Gill gives advice on newborns to first-time parents.

Carpet Sweeper Tales by Julie Doucet provides a new experience in comics through making the old absurd.

"How Performance Management is Killing Performance - and What to do About It" by M. Tamra Chandler is a vital new book on how to rethink, redesign, and reboot performance management.

Persia Blues by Brent Bowman and Dara Naraghi contains the first two volumes of a Graphic Novel trilogy which blend life in modern Iran with a fantastic vision of ancient Persia.

In The Good Liar by Nicolas Searle, Roy is a con-man finding and hooking up with elderly women on dating websites. He is calculating and cold, with a charm that just touches the surface as he finds the woman he is looking for. He will alternately woo her and then try to take her for all she is worth.