Biographies are some of my favorite books to read these days. Often, I enjoy reading full length biographies. But sometimes, a simple snippet is enough to whet my appetite. Such is the case with Eric Metaxas‘ new book, 7 Women. Based on the same premise as his earlier book, 7 Men, in this book, Metaxas…
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Book Review – Our Man In Charleston by Christopher Dickey
Over the past few years, biographies have become one of my favorite genres to read, especially historical biographical sketches. And, my favorite period is the history of the United States, from the earliest days up through the twentieth century. And, right in the middle of that spread is the US Civil War. Most of my…
Book Review – The Last Con by Zachary Bartels
Not too long ago, I read a new author for the first time, Zachary Bartels. And while the story was very good, I wasn’t completely impressed with his first novel, Playing Saint. However, I am glad I decided to read his next work. The Last Con reads like it is by a completely different author….
Book Review – The Fold by Peter Clines
One of my favorite genres has always been science fiction. Some of the best novels I have ever read fall into this category. Sci-fi has always intrigued me. When I received the opportunity to read and review The Fold, by Peter Clines, I wasn’t all that excited, to be honest. It was science fiction, and…
Book Review – Lethal Beauty by Lis Wiehl
I am quickly becoming a big fan of Lis Wiehl. I have read a few of Wiehl’s books, mostly featuring the character of Mia Quinn. I have enjoyed each novel that I have read. Lethal Beauty is the latest in the Mia Quinn series. In this story, Wiehl takes on some pretty heavy social topics…
Book Review – How To Tie A Tie
I am a sucker for a good looking necktie. The problem is, I only wear one a few times a year. But I love the look of a nice shirt and tie. When I was a kid, my dad taught me how to tie a tie. He taught me how to tie a small knot, what…