Category Archives: book review

October 22

Book Review: Unbridled Commentary … Without Flinch, by Kaye A. Peters

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Unbridled Commentary … Without Flinch, by Kaye A. Peters, is the kind of read that reminds us that entirely new chapters can be started at any time in our journey, opening doors to vibrant life, new horizons and renewed drive. The author, a “woman of years in the “middle” of her life, as she puts […]

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October 17

Book Review: Easy Meditation With SKY, by Joy Kim

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Easy Meditation With Sky, by Joy Kim, is a very simple yet inspiring read, filled with beautiful quotations collected from around the world and through time, which help one to reflect on life, on happiness, on oneself and on the moment. One can easily read this book in one-sitting, and just by flipping open a […]

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October 07

Book Review: Natural Enemies by Warren Adler

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Natural Enemies, by Warren Adler, was a very difficult book to put down. It is an intense and emotional ride, and very gripping too. This is a story of a couple’s journey through many trials which challenged their love to the max. Good story-telling and a lesson on what real love can do, no matter […]

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October 04

Book Review: The Cosmic Bullet: The Enigma Series Part One, by Andrew C. Broderick

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The Cosmic Bullet, The Enigma Series Part One, by Andrew C. Broderick, is a futuristic outer space adventure. The story moves along at a good pace, never boring and with some edge-of-seat moments too. Without any spoilers, the story involves two brothers who have opposite views on what should be done with the Cosmic Bullet […]

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September 25

Book Review: A Crash-Course in Chinese Cuisine and Tea, by Ani Right

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A Crash-Course in Chinese Cuisine and Tea, by Ani Right, is a great book to take with you to an authentic Chinese restaurant so you know what to order. It would also be handy when travelling, particularly in places where Chinese food is prominent. The book also provides great details and information about teas and useful […]

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September 23

Book Review: The Road to Amistad by Ken Dickson

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The Road to Amistad by Ken Dickson, is a saga about one person’s walk through life. It is an interesting story, and while depicting the journey he has undertaken, and the experiences he has, while also seeking-out others walking the same path as he, the book keeps a focus on the important issues in life. The […]

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September 17

Book Review: Living the Life by S.P. Chockalingam

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Living the Life by S.P. Chockalingam, is, as the title implies, a manual about life. The author walks the reader across the broad spectrum of life, covering the three pillars, the body, the mind and the spirit. He takes on, in big bites, the ills which face humanity in each of these zones, everything from […]

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September 10

Book Review of The Grid Warrior by KC Martin

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The Grid Warrior by KC Martin, is a science fiction fantasy, that casts the reader into the future, in 2031, when the world of digital games is reaching new highs. In The Grid Warrior, Paul, a programmer and gamer who lives in England, has developed a way to integrate himself into the very matrix of […]

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September 09

Book Review of Together They Overcame by Juliet C.B. Aharoni

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    Together They Overcame, by Juliet C.B. Aharoni, is a beautiful and inspirational love story. The book moves along at a good pace, with interesting characters and a totally enjoyable tale. Throw in cultural and gender differences, many hardships along the way which test and challenge them and their love, and you have a […]

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September 05

Book Review of Dun an Doras by G.L. Tarr

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This is a fantasy adventure, and it has everything; mythology, legends and folklore. The book is intensely interesting and gripping. The story takes place in Ireland – a land full of folklore. It is a story about love & loyalty between friends who work together to fight off evil. It will keep you on the […]

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