Don’t Trust Cats: Life Lessons from Chip the Dog by Dev Petty and Mike Boldt
Reviewed by Nancy Eaton Don’t Trust Cats is one of those picture books that turns out to be a pleasant surprise. On the surface, it’s silly, bright, and full of lively cat energy. Along with humor, there’s a surprisingly relatable message about ...
Connecting Goals to Impacts and Outcomes: Harnessing Structured Conversations for Customer-Driven Value Delivery by Claude Hanhart and Rachel Collins
Reviewed by Douglas R. Cobb Anyone who runs a local or national business or is an executive in a product-driven industry will learn a lot of great techniques to ensure the success of their products after reading Connecting Goals to Impacts and Out ...
Vendetta: Legend of The Iron Warrior Vol. 3 by T.V. Holiday
Reviewed by Lily Andrews T.V. Holiday's "Vendetta: Legend of the Iron Warrior Vol. 3" is a gripping story that, as you start, lets you sense an impending conflict, far larger than any imaginable hero-villain battle. The opening pages reveal a worl ...
The Brighter the Light, The Darker the Shadow by Verlin Darrow
Reviewed by Rahul Gaur Long before this book, Carl Jung famously said, "The brighter the light, the darker the shadow." This means that we all have a light side and a shadow. When something becomes more intense or prominent, its opposite also beco ...
The Winter Verdict: A Legal Thriller by Dan Buzzetta
Reviewed by Lily Andrews “The Winter Verdict” by Dan Buzzetta is a book that follows Tom Berte, a lawyer who has traded the chaos of the high-stakes world of Washington D.C. for a quiet life as a small-town attorney in the ski resort town of Castl ...
The Altaire Manuals: Book Awards
The Altaire Manuals: Book Awards provides the required data to the questions: 'what book awards', 'which genres', ‘how to submit’, 'where are they' and 'what does it cost'. The publishing guide contains 1,277 listings for international book awards an ...
The Malady of Love by Sierra Ernesto Xavier
Reviewed by Lily Andrews There are some lies that enter a relationship so quietly you do not notice them at first, and by the time you do, they have burrowed too deep to be removed without pulling your heart and emotions apart. In Si ...
Cachinnation/Doc In A Box by William Leroy
Reviewed by Douglas R. Cobb Two, two, two books in one! That is how I'd initially describe the two short novellas, Cachinnation and Doc In A Box , included in the prolific and talented author, William LeRoy's, latest page-turning book. After ...
Holiday Spirit Book 1 by John DeGuire
Reviewed by Christine Kinori Holiday Spirit by John DeGuire is probably one of the coolest holiday-themed horror novels I have ever read. John DeGuire takes us to a world where old classic monsters are reimagined. Forget everything you have read a ...
Coal Dust on Purple Asters by Jeffrey L. Carrier
Reviewed by Matthew McCarty Appalachia is a wonderful place. The stories, legends, and myths of this American region are fascinating. Appalachian literature is about faith, family, hard work, and the extended kin networks that meld the dark hollow ...