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Desperate Measures
Desperate Measures: Stuart Woods: Stone Barrington has the infinity for attracting women and for some reason never receives a negative response. As one girlfriend decides to relocate and return to the CIA another bumps into him and is now the flavor of the day. Faith barnacle is young, beautiful and blonde a deadly combination. Dealing … Continue reading
Verses for the Dead
Verses for the Dead: Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child A visit the cemetery to remember the late husband and create her special tribute to his memory would change and alter Isabella’s life that very day. Her obedient dog Twinkle noticed or smelled something, and his erratic and unusual behavior set off a chain of events … Continue reading
THE GUILT WE CARRY
The Guilt We Carry Within her heart and mind Alice will never forget that fateful night when she babysat her little brother Jason. At 15 she was given the responsibility and although her parents hesitated, she managed to pass the first tests, but this time Jason became out of control and painted the walls of … Continue reading
THE SUMMER ABROAD: IVAN BRAVE
Different eyes see things in their own way as three young musicians just out of college, struggle with their own separate identities, goals and wander across Europe hoping to find the answers to where and who they want to be. Mikail Fantasma, is a base guitarist and singer of the three friends, in Austin Texas … Continue reading
A Walk in the Park: Sometimes your past comes into the present: Stanley Dyrector
A Walk in the Park: Stanley Dyrector Sometimes events happen by chance and life can throw you an interesting curve as Jack learns when he decides to take a walk in a park. His past comes into the present as Stanley Dyrector once again creates a play with humor, a touch of interplay between … Continue reading
The Emissary
The Emissary: Can your past become all of your presents? Can you live in a world that is constantly changing like you are? The span of years within this novel is quite extensive and the places we learn about might be fictional and yet the events might hit home in the present. The Atitalans or … Continue reading
Maxwell the Raindrop: AM I STILL ME?
Maxwell the Raindrop: AM I STILL ME? Author: Joseph Moore Illustrated by: Jaclyn Donnelly From the moment you are born you will experience many changes within the world and yourself. As an infant you appear to look small, tiny and even fragile but as a young child you stand upright, talk and move around. But, … Continue reading
Pandemic: Robin Cook
Imagine going on the train headed for home or a night out and not realizing that your life is about to end. A woman enters the New York City subway system, feeling fine and as the ride progresses, she feels tired, sick and has trouble breathing. Well dressed, looking ready for a night out why … Continue reading
The Drowned Girl
The Drowned Girl Young girls are required to adhere to the mores and norms of their specific backgrounds. Within this community in Holbraek, Fjord, lurks a killer who has taken aim at two young girls but why? If a young girl belonging to an immigrant family dishonors their wishes and disgraces them, they might be … Continue reading
Chasing the Rabbit: A story that must be told and one that is important
The birth of a child is supposed to bring love, joy and happiness into the lives of the parents and family. Children are unique unto themselves and each one has his/her own unique way of connecting with the world and those around him. But what happens when you realize that your child has needs that … Continue reading
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