A story full of love and betrayal set over 50 years will touch your soul and heart (unless you don't have one!). In the same kind of vain of the classic movie Love Story (starring Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw). It shows how powerful first love is and you really feel for...
Interview: Author ‘Adam-Michael James Talks His New Bewitched Book
Adam-Michael James is huge ‘Bewitched’ fan and has written this book Samantha's Seventies. It is how he envisioned the show would have been if it continued on into the 70's. Adam also writes columns on ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ on soap central. We talked about the...
Interview: Author ‘Cecily von Ziegesar’ Talks Her New Novel Cobble Hill
Cecily von Ziegesar is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Gossip Girl novels, upon which the hit television show is based. She lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her family. You can listen to the interview below. Welcome to Cobble Hill. In this eclectic...
Book Review: ‘Tom Clancy Shadow Of The Dragon’ A Jack Ryan Novel By Marc Cameron
President Jack Ryan can never catch a break. If it's not Russia or North Korea it's China. And this time they're up to their old tricks. It starts in the Artic ocean when a sonar expert hears something in the ocean that sounds like human cries. It's soon learned that...
Book Review: ‘The Flip Side’ Is A Really Enjoyable Novel By James Bailey
Josh has had a rough time of it lately. The woman he's been with for years turns down his marriage proposal an dumps him on New Year's Eve after he spent a lot of money on the ring and a romantic night. He also looses his job at a hotel he works at because his ex's...
Book Review: ‘The Children Of Red Peak: A Novel’ By Craig DiLouie
What really happened 15 years ago at Red Peak? Only 5 people can possibly know for sure. One now it's down to four as one has committed suicide. The rest have gone on with their lives but that time still haunts them. When they were kids David, Deacon, Beth, Emily and...
Book Review: ‘Automation And The Future Of Work’ By Aaron Benanav
Review by Russell Whitehouse Automation has been a buzzword on the tips of many thinker’s tongues for a while now. The media, Silicon Valley and, most earnestly, Andrew Yang have been warning of an impending crisis of robot-fueled unemployment with increasing alarm....
Book Review: ‘In The Lion’s Den’ Is A Great Follow Second Novel In The House Of Falconer Series By Barbara Taylor Bradford
Author Barbara Taylor Bradford is back with her follow up to last year's Master Of His Fate: The House Of Falconer, a great first novel in her House Of Falconer series. In book two she continues the story of James Falconer and Alexis Malvern. The story follows the...
Book Review: ‘The Preserve’ Is A Fascinating Tale That Leaves You Wanting More
Decimated by plague, the human population is now a minority. Robots—complex AIs almost indistinguishable from humans—are the ruling majority. Nine months ago, in a controversial move, the robot government opened a series of preserves, designated areas where humans can...
Book Review: ‘Fortune And Glory’ Is The Next Fun Stephanie Plum Novel By Janet Evanovich
I love Stephanie Plum books. Been reading them for a long time now and they never disappoint. And the series has the best written character in all of books...Lula the fried-chicken eating former ho that author Janet Evanovich writes so well. I laugh out loud so many...







