Tag Archives: Book Review

If you have wanted to try to turn your photos into paintings or you have wanted to learn more about Corel Painter, then I highly recommend 'Painting for Photographers, Volume 3' by Karen Sperling.

In 'The Outliers' by Kimberly McCreight We meet friends Wylie and Cassie. Close since childhood they communicate frequently and are always there for each other. Wylie has not heard from Cassie since their last fight, and in true Wylie fashion she decides it is up to her to save Cassie from herself.

In 'Sisters One, Two, Three' by Nancy Star, secrets from the past threaten to tear apart a family living on the edge. The return of a missing family member ads to the confusion of the death of Mimi's mother, and when she finally learns of the lies from her past, she is finally able to understand her own interaction with others.

Will betrayal destroy best friends in Mary Flinn’s newest novel, 'Allegiance'?

New book, The Habits of Hope by Jeff Caliguire, offers parable of hope with real-life scenarios.

Is The Other Widow: A Novel by Susan Crawford a proper follow-up to The Pocket Wife?

'Leave Me' by Gail Forman promises the story of a woman's journey into discovering who she is and what she wants after suffering from a life-changing heart attack. Sadly, it never quite gets us there.

One of the most anticipated books this fall, Ian McEwan's 'Nutshell' is a modern tragedy of murder, betrayal and deceit seen from the eyes of an unexpected narrator.

'Conrad and Eleanor' by Jane Rogers is the story of a marriage in shambles put to the ultimate test when Conrad unexpectedly vanishes, and Eleanor becomes both unhinged by his disappearance and a subject of suspicion.

New book, "Can I Kiss You?" by Michael J. Domitrz, sets boundaries between intimacy and sexual assault.