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304 pages of a wise cracking, mocking and self-pitying suburban woman who has allowed the world to pass her by narrates “Stray Our Pieces” by Jason Graff. The narrator is a horrible mother, by her own measurements… … More “Stray Our Pieces” by Jason Graff
A sweet romance! There is a good-natured humor that flows through this text. I laughed at the main characters inner thoughts about her appearance at the 80s themed wedding and how she looked like a bottle of grape soda in her purple bridesmaid dress with polka-dots. … More “Honeymoon Alone” by Nicole Macaulay
“To Find: The Search for Meaning in Life on the Gringo Trail,” by J.R. Klein, is an unforgettable travel memoir about a burned-out graduate with a doctoral degree and the promise of MIT looking to recover from torpor in 1980. … More “To Find: The Search for Meaning in Life on the Gringo Trail” by J.R. Klein
Kim’s story, and the story of his business success, is not the typical story you read about in your MBA case studies. Kim’s story is as simple as solving a customer’s problem, a problem they often don’t even recognize they have, and yet while this concept may be “simple” it is so much more challenging than we can even begin to imagine, something he outlines extraordinarily well throughout this book. … More “Tireless: Key Principles that Drive Success Beyond Business School” by Kim Lorenz
“Trick-or-Doggy Treat” by Diane Wing is a well-written, intense mystery and detective novel. Initially, when I picked it up I thought, based on the cover and the silly title, it would be a modern-day Scooby Doo kind of mystery book. I could not have been more wrong. … More “Trick-or-Doggy Treat: A Chrissy the Shih Tzu Cozy Mystery
“The Fog Ladies” by Susan McCormick is a cozy mystery read that kept me entertained. In the story we meet the Fog Ladies, a group of elderly ladies living in an apartment building in San Francisco. Sarah, a young doctor, and resident of the same building gets pulled into this crazy group of old ladies and their antics. … More “The Fog Ladies” by Susan McCormick
“The Secret Life of Sofonisba Anguissola” is the latest novel from Melissa Muldoon in her distinguished collection of works featuring prominent female artists from Italian history. … More “The Secret Life of Sofonisba Anguissola – The most famous woman you’ve never heard of” by Melissa Muldoon
“The Travels of Ibn Thomas” is the sequel to the author’s first book, “The Sugar Merchant.” The book opens in the early twelfth century, about ten years after the end of the first book, and focuses on Thomas’ son, Thoma. … More “The Travels of Ibn Thomas” by James Hutson-Wiley
Peter van der Walt has a way of writing that holds the reader’s attention. It is fast-paced and lively. At times, the writing reminded me of Thomas Harris, when he wrote “Silence of the Lambs.” There was this uneasiness in the book and as I was reading I kept waiting for something terrible to happen. … More “Under Fire” by Peter van der Walt
Dave Mason makes a stunning entry into the literary world with his debut novel, “EO-N.” It is a moving historical fiction adventure that will keep you entranced and linger in your thoughts long after you turn the final page. … More Interview with Dave Mason – Author of “EO-N”
