Review:Certain books at the right time in personal development are worth their weight in Gold. This book reframes an understanding of the Christ so as to more clearly understand the true spiritual nature of the Christ and the path to walk. An amazing book at the right time. Read more

Review:Quite amusing, an interesting concept. Just enough interest to capture my attention, although the future described was a mere gentle possibility. A gentle book, good for bedtime reading, sleep assisting. Read more

Review:I have always loved Mary Higgins Clark's books but was very disappointed with this one, It did not have any of the suspense that her other books have had and it didn't really hold my interest, For me, it seemed like someone else had written it ! Read more

Review:Being a Southron born and bred I understand Bear and I celebrate his willingness to bring darkness to those who destroy and dominate. It isn’t pretty. It may not even be justifiable, but it is truth and it is honest in the honesty of a torn soul. Read more

Review:Great story sharing some powerful lessons about mind, body and spirit for our journey!
"The Will" inspired me to realize that anyone no matter the odds or background, who reached down deep to "their will" can accomplish anything they set their mind too and change if they lay a plan and take action! Read more

Review:I really enjoyed this book but my Book Club members often said, "This wasn't like Bonesetter's Daughter." True, Bonesetter's Daughter is great, but I still enjoyed this insight into Chinese culture and the mother-daughter relationship was fun to be a part of. The first 100 pages are a littel slow to start. Read more

Review:Great book, fast read and interesting twist and turn about family and love. Explores mother - daughter relationship in thought provoking ways. Characters open their eyes on how they accept their family members as they are and really see them as individuals with surprising past. Read more

Review:The content of these books were okay, but there was a lot of contradictions. For example one of the bucket list items was learn to swim, however quite a ways earlier another item on the list was skinny dipping, so obviously she knew how to swim. There were other inconsistencies throughout that were quite annoying. Read more

Review:His For A Week: Bought is a short introduction to MCs Ben and Kimani, and served as the provocative prelude to the His For A Week series. Both MCs come across as strong, intelligent people. And while the sex slave auction scenario has been played before, the author added a hot, involuntary buyer and an intrepid, undercover journalist seeking a blockbusting story and retribution. The chemistry between Ben & Kimani is strong and the sexy times are hot. The antagonist is such a jerk that you lo... Read more

Review:Nana Malone is a wonderful writer. I love the way she took us back to when Nate was younger and what all he went through. She made the story believable and the characters felt like you knew them. Can't wait to read the rest of the series. Read more