Fantastic Tales of Terror: History’s Darkest Secrets (Book Review #508)

Fantastic tales of terror is a collection of stories geared towards horror and fantasy. This assembly of science fictional tales, each to its own, was a perfect work for Halloween.

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Christianity: A Successful Failure, Finding Faith in an Age of Fear and Falsehood by Tim Spiess (Book Review #506)

Christianity is a religious book explaining this faith and what he believes is wrong with it. The content is divided into six sections discussing all the false beliefs and everything we have been deceived on. The inadequate views, and how humankind has been blind so far is easily explained and notified.

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Life is a test by Ryan Bey (Book Review #505)

Life is a test, reads like a self-help book written with the intent to provide an insightful look towards the living and existence. Read More

Berkley, A Nose Tale by David Hillman (Book Review #504)

Berkley, A Nose Tale is a funny story about a dog who is a little different. Berkley is always sticking his nose where it does not belong. He is a beagle and basset hound mix, possessing the biggest sniffer in the litter. His nose, however, comes to use when a cat is lost and he ends up saving the day.

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The Messy Joys of Being Human by Helen Rosenau (Book Review #503)

The messy joys of being human is a self-help book about changing your life in the matter of creating an atmosphere which promotes a happier mood and a happier you. Read More

Sell More of Your Books with Video by Andrew Woods

Andrew sells hundreds of books per month on LinkedIn using articles, posts, groups, and Slide Share. Here’s a short video on how you can use your existing content to make great promotional materials on LinkedIn to drive your book sales.  Read More

National Cappuccino Day

Today is Cappuccino day! This Italian coffee drink is prepared with espresso, hot milk, and steamed-milk foam.  Read More

Selling Books with Slide Shows! by Andrew Woods

Here is a creative way to sell more books using Slide Share. Read More

I Came, I Saw, I Coffeed – by Bruce Miller (Book Review #12)

 

Our very own Sex & the City story with a twist, this time, we go through a male’s perspective point of view. The Author dates around in hopes of finding his “Carrie Bradshaw”

This book is about Bruce and his decision to start dating again and what he experiences when he is back into the market. The women are all very friendly, have good jobs, looks and are pretty well endowed. Read More

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