Tag Archives: Book Review

In 'Fractured', Catherine McKenzie gives us a story of possibilities, creating a crescendo of alarm as her character begins to believe her family is in danger. She takes you into jittery concern as well as that of feelings and personalities to bring you an edge of your seat thriller.

'The Well Life' by Briana and Dr. Peter Borten is a guidebook for anyone who wants to chart a new path or a seasoned traveler who is just looking for some new trails.

We're not as innovative as we think we are — our primitive aversion to risk gets in the way. But a new book by three innovation and strategy experts, 'Outsmart Your Instincts: How the Behavioral Innovation Approach Drives Your Company Forward,' by Adam Hansen, Ed Harrington and Beth Storz, can help us get over it — and get creative.

'Death of the Dying City' by Matthew Taub challenges the reader to believe in something good when the world around gives no reason to do so.

"I Was Saved by the Bell" by Peter Engel is far more than a trip down memory lane to Bayside High. It show you a man who dedicated his life and his talents to making the world a better place and how we are all better people because of it.

'Lose Your Final 15' is revolutionary new book on weight loss by Dr. Rovenia M. Brock, the famed nutritionist who helped Sherri Shepherd ('The View') drop over 40 pounds, and has coached a whopping 5 million pounds off countless others.

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.

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

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.