Review by Adrina Palmer The compelling, hidden story of Cathy Williams, a former slave and the only woman to ever serve with the legendary Buffalo Soldiers. A historical book set during the Civil War is not my cup of tea but this book, ‘Daughter of a Daughter of a...
Book Review: “Every Wicked Man’ Is Highly Recommended
When a senator's son takes his own life and posts the video live online, Agent Bowers is drawn into a complex web of lies that begins to threaten the people he loves the most. As he races to unravel the mystery behind the suicide and a centuries-old code that might...
Book Review: ‘Cross Her Heart: A Novel’ Is A Thrill Ride With Twists And Turns
Who doesn't like a good thriller with twists and turns and plot twists galore? Author Sarah Pinborough has written just that. It starts off with a mystery and then just takes off until it's climatic ending. Each chapter is told from a different characters point of...
Book Review: ‘Leverage In Death’ Is The Next Exciting Eve Dallas Thriller
The 47th book in her Eve Dallas in death series if Leverage In Death. This time Eve has to find people that are threatening families to do their dirty work and having bombs go off. So far 18 plus people have died because of these people and she has to stop them before...
Book Review: ‘Burning Ridge: A Timber Creek K-9 Mystery (Timber Creek K-9 Mysteries)’ Is The Next Thrilling Adventure
In the next thrilling Timber Creek K-9 adventure Mattie Cobb and her canine partner Robb make a deadly discovery while up in the mountains in Colorado. A charred body is found in a shallow grave. Mattie and Robb are soon on the case but it becomes clear that there's...
Interview: Author ‘Robin Green’ Talks Her Great New Biography The Only Girl About Her Time At Rolling Stone Magazine
Robin Green has written a great book about her life working with Stan Lee, Rolling Stone Magazine, on the Sopranos and everything in between. It's a book filled with sex, drugs and rock and roll as well. You can listen to the interview below and pick up the book now...
Book Review: ‘Buseyisms’ By Gary Busey Is His Story Written In His Unique Way
"What is a Buseyism? I take the letters that spell a word to create a definition for the word in the truth of its deeper, dimensional meaning. I weave in my personal anecdotes along with my musings on how I live life successfully according to my experiences. Who am I,...
Book Review: ‘Find You In The Dark: A Novel’ Is Great Debut
Author Nathan Ripley has written a spellbinding debut novel in Find You In The Dark. The story is about Martin Reese who has been buying police files (illegally) for years on serial killers, studying them and then going and finding their bodies. He would use the guise...
Interview: Author ‘Martin Fletcher’ Talks His Great New Book Promised Land: A Novel Of Israel
Martin Fletcher has been covering world events for thirty-five years, mostly for NBC News. For twenty-six years he was NBC correspondent in Israel and for fifteen, bureau chief as well. He has won almost every award in TV journalism, including the du Pont, known as...
12 personal development books every student should read.
Post by Harry Southworth Today we want to share with you a selection of 12 best books for students interested in self-development. Each book from the list is a source of tips and techniques that will open up a world of endless possibilities and prospects for young men...



