Courting Justice by Mark Dubowitz was an interesting look at a landmark Supreme Court case about Iranian terrorism. My husband and I have always been fascinated with the legal system and enjoy books and movies about how the process works. We enjoy learning about how the legal system works differently in civil, criminal and international […]
I traveled to Los Angeles last week for one of my blogs so I knew I would need something to read during the long flight. I was sent the Devices of War Trilogy for review and since I’m a huge fan of science fiction, I decided this would be the perfect book series to take […]
Weave a Murderous Web was a great book to spend the weekend with. I somehow managed to pull a muscle in my leg last Friday and have been spending hours sitting on the couch with my leg propped up to help it heal. I am not one to sit still for long periods of time […]
I love a good thriller and The Girl From Home by Adam Mitzner is one of the best I’ve read in a while. Adam Mitzner isn’t an author that I’ve read before, but he has several books under his belt. Mitzner is the critically acclaimed author of A Conflict of Interest, a Suspense Magazine Best […]
This Disneyland activity book is the perfect choice for those that will be visiting Disneyland this year. If your kids are anything like mine were when they were little, each time they visit somewhere special, they want to bring back a souvenir to remind them of the time they spent. You know that this can […]
There are times that the description of a book just draws you in and you have to read it. Debt by Rachel Dunning was one of those books. I don’t read a lot of adult novels, but the promo I posted really drew me in and got me interested in the book. This is the […]
If I Run by Terri Blackstock was the perfect way to pass a rainy afternoon. I’ve decided that I really need down time during the day to unwind and get away from the computer. Reading is one of the best ways for me to do that. Terri Blackstock is a new author for me but […]
Things are not what they seem. I’ve reviewed several books by Anne Rothman & Kenneth Hicks so when they contacted me to review Things Are Not What They Seem, I got excited. The reason I got excited is because I have loved every book that I’ve reviewed for them, and I don’t say that lightly. […]
No Grey Areas by Joseph N. Gagliano is a book that made me think. I’m not really into sports, but my husband is, so I had never heard of point shaving or the scandal that happened that the author was involved in. As soon as I mentioned it to Marty, he knew exactly what I […]
Too Many Carrots by Katy Hudson is a gorgeously illustrated short storybook for children. Its main character, Rabbit, is one carrot loving bunny! He loves carrots so much in fact that he can no longer fit into his own home; his carrots are taking over his entire living space! Too Many Carrots by Katy Hudson […]