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Book Review: I Can Go to Hell...By Myself By Venom Patton

Venom Patton was born and raised in Niagara Falls, NY and currently resides in Atlanta, GA. "I Can Go To Hell….By Myself" is Venom's debut novel. However, she has been writing for many years. Her skill and experience are ap [...]

Posted On : Sep, 17 2009 | Comments : 0

Book Review: "Romancing the Impossible" Chronicles one man's...

Inspiration can be a hard thing to come by. Some of us are fortunate enough to have loved ones, faith, and other positive influences in our lives. But in this fast-moving, pop culture, and celebrity-crazed world, many of us are lured by wha [...]

Posted On : Sep, 16 2009 | Comments : 0

Book Review - The Path of Razors

Mean girls come in all forms-including undead. London couldn't be further from L.A., but stuntwoman-turned-vampire hunter Dawn Madison knows that her job hasn't changed-find the local vampire Underground and wipe it out. She and her team ha [...]

Posted On : Sep, 15 2009 | Comments : 0

Book reviews in Spanish

Spanish teachers, check this out: Book reviews in Spanish Amazing, no? There are all kinds of titles, including Huck Finn, The Color Purple and the Great Gatsby. There are authors represented from Chinua Achebe to Billy Shakespeare. [...]

Posted On : Sep, 12 2009 | Comments : 0

Book Review - The 8th Confession

Local book lover, Sue Dawson, selects a rip roaring murdery mystery from James Patterson for this edition of the Fethiye Times Book Review. This is the 8th outing of the Women`s Murder Club – hence the title. The club consists [...]

Posted On : Sep, 11 2009 | Comments : 0

Book Review - The Tael Lights of Old Shanghai

Clocking in at only 99 pages, Shanghai: High Lights Low Lights Tael Lights is an excellent appetizer for those of us who generally dine on heavier reading fare. The authors, Maurine Karns and Pat Patterson, make their purpose known early i [...]

Posted On : Sep, 10 2009 | Comments : 0

Children's Book Reviews

The crayoned illustrations of debuting talent Lord are a terrific match for Waddell's (Bee Frog) effortless channeling of a very young storyteller. A boy named Hal and his dog, Billy, are playing in the backyard when a huge T-Rex crashes th [...]

Posted On : Sep, 09 2009 | Comments : 0

STAR WARS - DEATH TROOPERS (Book Review)

The Imperial Prison Barge PURGE is transporting prisoners when thruster damage causes it to break down in a remote, uninhabited region of space. They locate an Imperial Star Destroyer that has apparently been abandoned, and a crew is sent a [...]

Posted On : Sep, 08 2009 | Comments : 0

Book Review - Deep Dive by Richard Horwath

How many managers believe that strategic thinking plays a key role in the survival of his or her company? Let’s see a show of hands please. Everyone? Good! That’s what I thought. Now, bear with me when I ask another question. J [...]

Posted On : Sep, 07 2009 | Comments : 0

TBRP, Book Review: "Surface Tension"

I'm not big on 'guy books' but I figured that I'd add this one to my list because it sounded interesting. In the end, I was really impressed. I think my slight indifference has more to do with the fact that it wasn't my type of book than an [...]

Posted On : Sep, 05 2009 | Comments : 0

Interesting Readers Society - Book Reviews by Young Adults

When Scirye's sister is killed defending one of her kingdom's greatest treasures, Scirye sets off on a quest for revenge. Along with a ragtag band that includes a dragon assassin, her prey, and a “lap griffin,” she chases the mu [...]

Posted On : Sep, 04 2009 | Comments : 0

Children's Book Review - Davey BigHead: Dream Big by Peter J...

Self published through Amazon’s Book Surge Division, this children’s book tells of Davey’s experiences at his first day of school. Davey has a very big head that is far out of proportion to the rest of his body. He can&rsq [...]

Posted On : Aug, 31 2009 | Comments : 0

Police Pistolcraft Book Review

A couple years ago, Mike Conti published a book titled Police Pistolcraft. That book was a both a description of the "New Paradigm" police training that Mike and his staff had developed for the Massachusetts State Police, and a de [...]

Posted On : Aug, 28 2009 | Comments : 0

Book Review - The Last Lecture By Randy Pausch

Randy Pausch was a 47 year old professor at Carnegie Mellon. He had an outstanding career in Computer Science. He had become a true guru in his field. He was a husband and father of 3 young children. He was diagnosed with terminal cancer an [...]