Elle Zoellner has not had the easiest of lives. She has just turned 16 years old and is in her 3rd foster home (where she can only take one hot shower a week). Her mom is in prison for drugs, she doesn't know her father and she's bullied at school. But things are...
Book Review: ‘Will China Save The Planet?’
Book Review by Russell Whitehouse Barbara Finamore has been involved in environmental policy in China for decades. Her new book, Will China Save the Planet?, is a succinct report (120 pg.) on the short, yet promising history of China’s actions to address climate...
Book Review: ‘The Enemy Of My Enemy’ Is The Next Exciting Clandestine Operations Novel
It's 1945 and Harry S. Truman is called to the White House. He's told that the President is dead and he's sworn in as the new President. He soon learns shocking things he wasn't included in as Vice-President. It's also the end of OSS and the beginning of the CIA....
Book Review: ‘The Myth Of Capitalism: Monopolies And The Death Of Competition’
Review by Russell Whitehouse Many people have labeled communism as but a myth: an unattainable fantasy. Jonathan Tepper and Denise Hearn (T&H) have, by contrast, written a new book called THE MYTH OF CAPITALISM: MONOPOLIES AND THE DEATH OF COMPETITION. It contains a...
Book Review: ‘Pandemic’ Is The Next Thrilling Robin Cook Medical Mystery
When a seemingly healthy woman collapses on the New York subway system and then dies something is not right. When her body is transferred to the medical examiner Jack Stapleton (from the 1992 novel Blindsight) he finds something isn't right. She had a heart transplant...
Book Review: ‘For Better And Worse: A Novel’ Asks The Question How Far Would You Go To Protect Your Child?
Years ago on their first date with Will and Natalie, while both were in law school a hypothetical question was asked. How would you commit the perfect murder so you wouldn't be caught? Interesting question for a first date. Now all these years later that question...
Book Review: ‘Deadfall’ Is A Twisty Filled Thriller
Twin brothers Ty and Cory Bic haven't had the easiest of lives. Their mother took off a few years ago and they are stuck with their abusive, alcoholic father. They have just turned 16 and their dad Benny takes them on a trip to the middle of the forest in the...
Book Review: ‘Hooks Can Be Deceiving’ Is The Next Fun Crochet Mystery
Molly Pink is back and in the thick of it. The bookstore has been picked to host a new TV show Creating With Crochet and Molly is in charge to make sure everything goes okay with it and her group Tarzana Hookers. She has a host Rory (an actress that is well known) who...
Book Review: ‘The Mansion’ Is A Thrilling, Technological Thriller
It's been 10 years since Shawn Eagle and Billy Stafford have seen each other. And their lives cannot be more opposite. Shawn is a billionaire many times over with his company Eagle Logic. They make Apple look like nobodies. Billy is a recovering alcoholic and drug...
Book Review: ‘Do No Harm’ Is The Next Exciting Dr. Katie LeClair Mystery
Dr. Katie LeClair is back in the thick of things once again in the small town of Baxter, Michigan. She's having to work more at the clinic since Nick is gone because of his drug problem. When she meets her new patient Eugene Lowe things are about to change. He's back...



