Book Reviews

While not asking for a neatly tied-with-a-bow, mea-culpa ridden ending from the characters or the author, in 'Leopard at the Door' Jennifer McVeigh could have given her readers a sense of character redemption and evolution, which sadly never happens.

In 'Assassin's Creed: Heresy' by Christie Golden we are taken into the past in the most interesting of ways. Using technology to connect both the past and present, Golden gives us a riveting story behind the legend of Joan of Arc.

In 'Leaving Blythe River' by Catherine Ryan Hyde, we meet Ethan Underwood, a 17-year-old who has been unable to come to terms with his parents divorce. He is small for his age afraid of almost everything.

New novel, 'Getting Past Anxiety' by Melissa A Woods, provides insight into how to overcome anxiety.

In his autobiography, 'My Wicked, Wicked Ways' Errol Flynn concentrates on the social climate that spans his lifetime, discovering human vices known to the world and holding steadfastly to man's visceral sense of justice.

'Find Your Balance Point' by Brian Tracy and Christina Stein is a quick read and I would recommend reading it through once, then going back and actually doing the exercises. That way you have a greater understanding of the goal and structure without being bogged down in worrying if you did the last assignment correctly.

New book, Driving Profits and Making Bank by Jonathan Wong, offers how-to on America’s most flexible money-making opportunity.

New book, Becoming A Great Leader by Matt Jenkins, explores how to become a true leader by serving others.

'Should We Fear Russia?' is intelligent, direct, and incredibly timely. Trenin calmly reasons out all the issues, showing us which fears to ignore and which ones we are not paying enough attention to.

'The Well Life' by Briana and Dr. Peter Borten offers readers the secret to living an exceptional life in balance, with fulfilling work and leisure time, meaningful relationships, and time for oneself.