I read this one as a dare. My mother recommended it. It’s your standard who done it mystery novel with an ending you won’t expect. The plot is slow moving, and Clark introduces new characters every chapter. Character development is alright. The plot is good. The only other objection I…
A successful Seattle based software developer, who has everything anyone could want in life, is still wants more. Suddenly he inherits the perfect home in Cannon Beach Oregon from his dead great uncle. However, there is a catch, upon entering the home, Micah must uncover the deepest parts of his…
I’m going to be honest with you for a minute, I’m at that age where I’ll take any good advice I can find when it comes to anything to do with coupleness…from dating to afterwards. So when I saw this book by Paul Reiser (The guy from “Mad About You”)…
Jon Henderson takes the reader on a journey with a young Tibetan named Ganden who, along with the help of some American photographer friends and a Russian soldier work to help free Tibet, or at least leave it better than they found it. They face many perils together.and overcome them…
I realize that in my last book review (The Almost True Story of Ryan Fisher) I gave most of the plot away, which would not have inspired you to read the book at all. I will try not to do that this time. *** What starts out as a typical…
The Almost True Story Of Ryan Fisher [by Rob Stennett] is the fictional (fortunately) account of a struggling real estate agent (Ryan Fisher). He has moved up the ladder as much as he could in real estate. He begins to realize that his life is just one big pile of…