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Review - UNCommon: Finding Your Path To Significance by Tony Dungy

Some may find it strange that a female would read a book that finds its roots for males only. But I read Mr. Dungy’s book, UNCommon: Finding Your Pathe To significance, because I respect the man and his opinions. The other reason I chose to read his writings is because he is a good God [...]

90 Minutes In Heaven By Don Piper - Reviewed

What happens when we die? There is enough interest in this subject that makes us all think about our demise when we die. Some of us believe that when life ends, that’s it. We turn to a pile of dust and are forever silent. Others believe that we live on in spirit and for eternity [...]

Tired of Getting Ripped Off? Read Bob Sullivan’s Gotcha Capitalism: How Hidden Fees Rip You Off Every Day

I don’t know about you, but I get tons of junk mail every day offering everything from phone service to credit cards at discounted rates only to find out that, if accepted, there are all kinds of hidden fees attached if the whole advertisement wasn’t just a lie. I had this confirmed once again when [...]

Catholic Boston Archdiocese Targeted in The Devil’s Labyrinth By John Saul

The thoroughly sinister aspect of Saul’s novel, The Devil’s Labyrinth, was enough to convince me that Saul must have studied under the auspices of the parochial school system and exaggerated his feelings of injustice and control to deliver such a scathing and unholy plot. This piece of roller coaster horror could have only been achieved [...]

Supernatural Horror at its Best: Dark of the Night by John Saul

Best selling author John Saul became a media favorite in 1977 after he published Suffer the Children and continues to delight terror genre enthusiasts with other bestsellers that have included a Perfect Nightmare and The Right Hand of Evil. With his latest endeavor, Dark of the Night, Saul once again takes the reader on a [...]

Supernatural Horror at Its Best: Dark of the Night by John Saul

John Saul became a media favorite in 1977 after he published Suffer the Children and has continued to delight terror genre enthusiasts since that time with other bestsellers that included a Perfect Nightmare and The Right Hand of Evil. With his latest endeavor, Dark of the Night, Saul once again takes the reader on a [...]

Michael Crichton’s Novel Prey: Genetic Engineering and Nanotechnology Could Spell Disaster to Human Race

Bestselling author Michael Crichton researches the dangers of genetic engineering and nanotechnology in his book Prey. In his work of fiction Crichton shows how easily this evolving technology could be exploited and used if put into the hands of unscrupulous researchers. Frighteningly, the author’s research into the subject seems to be in depth and the [...]

The Human Element of the Palestinian / Israeli Conflict is seen in The Covenant by Naomi Ragen

Naomi Ragen, an American writer, has lived in Israel for over 30 years during which time she has written six emotionally charged novels that have managed to blend tragedy with today’s headline news. In the Covenant, Ragen uses her format to explore not only the terrorist tactics of the Palestinians but also reminds her readers [...]

Lawlessness Is Sometimes Justified as seen in Fern Michaels Hide and Seek Due to be Released January 2, 2008

Hide and Seek is an entertaining action adventure by New York best selling author Fern Michaels that is due to be released on January 2, 2008. Fortunately I was able to snag an early copy and found myself caught up in the adventure of a group of women who call themselves the sisterhood.
Having never been [...]

The Abram’s Daughters Series By Beverly Lewis

The Beverly Lewis Abram’s Daughters series of books are perfect for those desiring to learn more about the Amish culture or desiring fine Christian reading material with an emphasis on the belief in saved by Grace not by Works. Beginning with her novel The Covenant and ending with her 5th book of the series, The [...]

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