Karen Monteverdi’s LIVING CONSCIOUSLY in an EGO DRIVEN SOCIETY begins by giving us the background to understand why it was necessary for her to write this book. She abuses by her father would make anyone bitter and desiring only revenge. She was the last of...

I have two children approaching the teen age. When you consider all the negative and alarming news involving teens or youths nowadays, you cannot help but be very concerned as a mother. Once I picked up this book, and browsed through it, I instantly knew...

A Primer On Evil by T. is a discussion on the basic elements of evil. In the foreword, the author wonders why a person decides to become evil. An evil person refuses to accept responsibility for their actions and they lack or refuse to exercise...

Michael J. Losier’s "LAW of ATTRACTION" has many things to commend it. It is based on centuries of human experience and when applied in the manner he clearly explains, it could work to improve any relationship, life, work, schooling, or anything that is presently negative...

All women should read this book. Let’s face it, we are all aging no matter how hard we fight it. "Let the Crow’s Feet & Laugh Lines Come!" By Dena Dyer encourages us to embrace aging and to rediscover beauty and self-worth at any age....

FANTASTIC!!! I am a divorced mom of 2 boys and have always felt funny about it. Maybe I should have stayed married. But, then I had the wonderful opportunity to review this AMAZING book by two AMAZING ladies, and now, I feel 100% better about...

Tanya Guerrier’s book "Free Gifts Every Day" is an uplifting and inspiring read. She purports going beyond having religion to having a relationship. God is our creator; he gave us life. We severed the connection to God and he has offered us the way to...

Jamie Kerrick has written a "dramedy" novel for gay alcoholics and addicts, which is both entertaining and tragic. His main character, Joey, appears to have an underlying character disorder which is never really addressed, as he waxes and wanes through a life of loneliness, heartache,...

The author suggests that understanding your own unique abilities and interests is a starting point for career planning. Following that, the acquisition of knowledge is paramount to becoming a successful entrepreneur. The virtue of tenacity would be valuable at this stage. When attempting to develop a...

Judith Desjardins begins her book by sharing a dream or perhaps a nightmare. She was in her 50s and felt her life was stagnant. After an honest talk with herself, she began to reform. The use of personal experiences makes this a must read...