Adam Savage is known for his many years on the successful Mythbusters on Discovery Channel. Now he takes what he has learned in forty-plus years of making, building and dissecting things in his new book Every Tool's A Hammer. He gives his advise how to make your dream...
Book Review: ‘Read On Arrival’ Is The Next Fun Bookmobile Mystery
Author Nora Page is back with her next bookmobile mystery with Read On Arrival. This time around the library is getting ready to reopen after what happened in the last book. Cleo is excited about this and making preparations when Belle comes around and wants to make...
Book Review: ‘Theater Of Spies: A Novel’ By S.M. Stirling
S,M. Sterling is back with his second alternative history novel following last years Black Chamber. The story is set during WWI when Teddy Roosevelt is President and the US against the Germans. Luz O'Malley and love interest Clara Whelan are back and set to go to...
Book Review: ‘A Brightness Long Ago: A Novel’ By Guy Gavriel Kay
Guy Gavriel Kay is back with his latest set in a time during the Italian renaissance. The story follows Danio, a one-time tailor's son now an old man. It looks back on his life which involved people of nobility. While working at court he notices a woman Adria Ripoli...
Interview: Author ‘Janet Evanovich’ Talks The New O’Hare And Fox Book The Big Kahuna
When I was a kid I spent a lot of time in LaLa Land. La la Land is like an out-of-body experience –while your mouth is eating lunch your mind is conversing with Captain Kirk. Sometimes I’d pretend to sing opera. My mother would send me to the grocery store down the...
Book Review: ‘The Never Game’ Is A Great First Novel In A New Series By Jeffery Deaver
Colter Shaw finds people for money. He finds out when someone is missing and if any rewards have been offered. He's not a cop, PI or bounty hunter. He's a reward seeker. He's a tracker (and damn good at it). Ever since he was a kid growing up with his family and a dad...
Book Review: ‘Castle On Sunset’ Is A Great Look At The Legendary Chateau Marmont
The Chateau Marmont has been around since completion in 1929. It's been known as a place that the rich and famous can go to and have their privacy and do what they want. Over the years it's been around it has been known as a place for sex, drugs and rock n roll....
Book Review: ‘The Farm’ By Joanne Ramos Is A Great Debut Novel
All you need to know about the debut novel from author Joanne Ramos is this: 'Joanne Ramos debut novel couldn't be more relevant or timely.' This quote is from O: The Oprah Magazine. It's one of 25 books they recommend for 2019. It's a fascinating look at the world of...
Book Review: ‘The Body In The Wake’ Is The Next Fun Faith Fairchild Mystery
It's the summer and Faith Fairchild is in Penobscot, Maine with her family and friends. There's lots of activities planned like always. It will end with a big wedding (Pix's daughter) at the end of the summer. Faith for the most part is on her own. Her son Ben is...
Book Review: ‘The East End: A Novel’ Is A Fun Beach Read
Author Jason Allen has written a great beach, summer read set in the Hamptons. The place where the rich and famous play is the setting for an accidental death, secrets and blackmail. Corey Halpern has lived here his whole live. He wants to get out and move on with his...






