Tag Archives: Book Review

'Solo Sins' by Richard Vine is a new Hard Case Crime novel which takes us into the neo-decadent SoHo art world.

As George O'Connor shows in his latest instalment in the Olympian series, 'Artemis: Wild Goddess of the Hunt', Artemis is a mysterious deity, filled with compassion, service, and bounty at one moment and then outright overkill the next

'5 Poppin' 6 Droppin' by King Ray Raven is a well researched look at the history of contemporary inner city gangs in the United States.

'Crunch Time' is a great, effective book on how to perform under pressure by famed pitching coach Rick Peterson (Moneyball) and performance expert Judd Hoekstra. It's packed with tips and great anecdotes from Peterson's long and winning career.

Ad man Ron Elgin tells all in hilarious career confessions sequel, 'The Man Behind the Curtain'.

In 'Fractured', Catherine McKenzie gives us a story of possibilities, creating a crescendo of alarm as her character begins to believe her family is in danger. She takes you into jittery concern as well as that of feelings and personalities to bring you an edge of your seat thriller.

'The Well Life' by Briana and Dr. Peter Borten is a guidebook for anyone who wants to chart a new path or a seasoned traveler who is just looking for some new trails.

We're not as innovative as we think we are — our primitive aversion to risk gets in the way. But a new book by three innovation and strategy experts, 'Outsmart Your Instincts: How the Behavioral Innovation Approach Drives Your Company Forward,' by Adam Hansen, Ed Harrington and Beth Storz, can help us get over it — and get creative.

'Death of the Dying City' by Matthew Taub challenges the reader to believe in something good when the world around gives no reason to do so.

"I Was Saved by the Bell" by Peter Engel is far more than a trip down memory lane to Bayside High. It show you a man who dedicated his life and his talents to making the world a better place and how we are all better people because of it.