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With every of the political chat concerning the drug addict problem, here is one man who tried to make a difference. Meet Father Danial Egan, a priest who is driven to protect and help out female junkies. As a priest, he is shocked at the treatment of female junkies. Unlike their guy counterparts, [...]
Napoleon Hill’s classic book Think and Grow Rich contains money-making secrets that can change your life. In fact, throughout the book, Mr. Hill says that contained in the pages of the book are a secret which has made fortunes for many very wealthy men.
The secret referred to in this book is the very same one [...]
Arrow Books, 2007, $19.95 pb., pp. 401, ISBN: 24681097531
Reviewer: Hannah Quinn
if I am missing or dead is a gut wrenching, eye-opening book; and a page turner! It is not fiction, however; it is an account of an all-too-real scenario of how women, even loved, intelligent and successful women can fall prey to men who do [...]
A Speck in Gods Eye
by Lola (Bollom) Schroeder & William J. Bollom
iUniverse (2006)
ISBN 0595379508
Reviewed by Richard R. Blake for Reader Views (10/06)
Lola (Bollom) Schroeder and William J. Bollom have co-authored this absorbing memoir of heartwarming stories, observations, and life lessons personally learned from their experiences.
Aptly dedicated to the authors great-great-great-grandchildren and future generations, the narrative [...]
I first clapped eyes on Rupert Everett when he exploded on the London scene in the late Seventies. I was vegetating at a smart sit down dinner for Andy Warhol in the newly refurbished Casserole restaurant on Kings Road. It used to be a nice ordinary restaurant, populated mainly by drugged out members of the [...]
PublishAmerica (2007)
ISBN 9781424174225
Reviewed by Cherie Fisher for Reader Views (12/07)
I was very curious as to what this book would contain when I saw its title, “Black Man under the Deep Blue Sea: Memoirs of a Black Commercial Diver in Southeast Asia.” The author delivers what he promises in the title and much more. [...]
Reminiscent of Tom Brokaw’s observations on small town life, Phillip A. Nickel mixes quirky humor with straight forward annotations. He uses a mix of warm friendly humor with and edge of irreverent mockery. Phil writes with a unique sense of word play that had me rolling with laughter. I enjoyed this description “the highest [...]
Slow Hope
by Anita Swanson
Ivy House Publishing Company (2006)
ISBN 1571974350
Reviewed by Debra Gaynor for Reader Views (12/06)
Annes family showed little affection. They were beyond stern and beyond strict. Their goal was to control her life completely. Anne had no freedom. She had a love for music and they tried to quash that. [...]
Remember To Laugh: Writing My Way Around the World
by Maggie Kilgore
Palari Publishing (2006)
ISBN 1928662374
Reviewed by Mary Greenwood for Reader Views (11/06)
The book Remember to Laugh is the true story of Maggie Kilgores life as a reporter in Washington and a foreign correspondent in Vietnam. Coming from a newspaper family in Ohio, Kilgore started her [...]
Each year Forbes Magazine comes out with the list of Billionaires and that is when subscriptions and magazines sales skyrocket. Why, you ask? Well, I think you know why, because for some reason we are enthralled by the super rich; what they wear, where they live, where they go, what they eat, how they live [...]
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