Monthly Archives: November 2011
Book review: The Stranger You Seek by Amanda Kyle Williams (9780553808070)
Keye Street is a recovering alcoholic, former behavioral specialist for the FBI and currently a private detective including a process server and bail recovery agent in Atlanta, Georgia. Needless to say, her job is very unpredictable at best and currently … Continue reading
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Book review: The Protector by David Morrell (0446614033)
Ex-Delta Force officer, Cavanagh is assigned to protect a seriously overweight and extremely nervous biochemist named Daniel Prescott who has invented a dangerous drug to induce fear in everyone including those trained to feel no fear. Unfortunately, appearances can be … Continue reading
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Book review: Drums of Autumn (Outlander #4 series) by Diana Gabaldon (9780553714524 – Book on CD)
This is the fourth book in the Outlander series and Claire and Jamie’s new adventures are in the Americas. They travel with Ian Murray (Jamie’s nephew) to North Carolina where they meet Jamie’s Aunt Jocasta at River Run. Even though … Continue reading
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Book review: Modesty (Excuse Me, Miss Series #2) by Phillip Thomas Duck (E-book)
The second book in Phillip Thomas Duck’s Excuse Me, Miss series follows Terri Welker who photographs philandering men in the act for James Boston Investigations. One day she finds out that the man who raped her several years ago is … Continue reading
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Book review: The Swiss Cheese Theory of Life, How to Get Through Life’s Holes Without Getting Stuck in Them! by Judith A. Belmont and Lora Shor (9780982039892)
This is a self-help or wellness guide that “moves you through life’s holes without getting stuck in them”. Containing analogies to Swiss cheese, the guide explains the Swiss Cheese Metaphorical Tool Kit which includes 10 symbolic items to use as … Continue reading
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Book review: The Bird Catcher by Laura Jacobs (9780312540234)
Margret Snow is lonely and figuratively lost at sea. After the tragic loss of her husband, Charles, she loses interest in her promising job of dressing windows at her friend Emily’s art gallery and at Saks Fifth Avenue in New … Continue reading
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