One of my favorite authors is John Grisham, a writer of many well known fictitious legal thrillers. I will discuss some of his works and provide some biographical information about him.

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A Book Lover’s Review of Books by John Grisham

This article explores some of the narrative techniques Jane Austen has employed in Pride and Prejudice. Through a close reading of a short excerpt from the text, it examines various aspects of how the story is narrated, such as direct and indirect speech, focalization, and free indirect speech.

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Pride and Prejudice – An Analysis of Narrative Technique in Jane Austen’s Classic Novel

Das Medallion is a historical suspense that’s full of intrigue and sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats. It’s a story of dreams and memories that revolve around one of the most terrorizing eras in history – Hitler’s Third Reich.

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Romance, Mystery, and Intrigue – Das Medallion Has It All

The book “Bodybuilding Supplement Secrets Revealed” by Bryan Kernan is a very revealing book that talks about the hidden truths that supplement companies doesn’t want you to know. These facts about certain supplements can be quite difficult to find since supplement producers does not want ordinary people finding out these secrets. You can’t find this in magazines too due to the fact that the majority of these magazines are sponsored by companies that manufacture these supplements.

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Review on "Bodybuilding Supplement Secrets Revealed" by Bryan Kernan

David has put together quite a nice set of ideas and practically applied principles and merged it together to form this “masterpiece”. Firm and Flatten your Abs is a must have for people having problems losing their “flab” and it is recommended to fitness buffs alike. I could say this confidently since many of my peers have tried his concepts and proved its effectiveness.

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Review on "Firm & Flatten Your Abs" by David Grisaffi

Not What She Seems is a sweet romantic suspense, appropriate for ages 12 and up. Back blurb: Steven Ashton, a billionaire from New York, and Emily Grant, on the run from the law..

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Not What She Seems by Victorine Lieske – A Romantic Suspense Book Review

I am sure I have rewritten this book review 10 times. I am having a hard time knowing what to say without coming across as not liking the book…because I did like the book…but I didn’t like the book either. Not completely. See my dilemma?

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Book Review – A Pearl in the Sand by Tessa Afshar

As with every campaign there are a large number of things that can be criticised in David Cameron’s last campaign. Undoubtedly the worst thing that the campaign could be blamed for was not laying out the scale of the coming economic difficulties.

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Does The Public Know That We Are In A Recession?

Author David Klein narrates an entertaining, fast-paced, and thought-provoking fiction debut in STASH, highlighting marriage, marijuana and morality. Read STASH and find yourself questioning how you would react in similar situations.

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Fiction Book Review – STASH by David Klein – Marriage, Marijuana and Morality

The great Eric Nadel first published the book in 1997. Can fans hope for an update with the Rangers now performing better than ever?

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Texas Rangers – The Authorized History