Erasing Scars by Dr. James D. Okun MD, Evangelita Goodwell (Book Review #21)

October 13, 2017

  “Millions of Americans are afflicted with genital herpes with tens of thousands of new cases being reported each year. This ravaging disease afflicts its sufferers with both physical and emotional scarring, and while effective treatments for the physical aspects of the disease have been developed in recent years, relatively scant attention has been given to the emotional trauma associated with the disease. And even less attention has been given to the connection between patients’ stress levels and recurrences of herpes outbreaks.” […]

Bell Mountain by Lee Duigon (Book Review #48)

October 13, 2017

    Most people do not expect much content or deeper insightful things, in a children’s book. However, Bell Mountain is one of those books that you can be rest assured in containing more than you expected. The story has religious references and is a beautiful tale about two children on a mission to ring the bell of Bell Mountain. There is a secret behind this assignment and as they go through climbing this mountain they encounter many challenges. Aside from the […]

September Sky by John A. Heldt (Book Review #46)

October 12, 2017

September Sky is a story written about two men, Chuck and Justin. This father and son end up taking a trip to make amends over the time they have not spent together due to work and study. While on the ship they are offered a way to go back in time using a time machine. The two venture into the 1900’s where the great hurricane in Galveston, Texas happened. They discover many things about their family’s history. While cruising in the past, […]

The Gift Of Noah by Victor Wilkie (Short Book Review #45)

October 12, 2017

  When a blessing knocks on your door do you return it or keep it? It is almost Christmas and Jayce has been reflecting on her life and situation for a while. She has everything she wants and needs; however she still feels a void in her life. One snowy evening as she is praying to God asking him to show her the way and to give her a sign she hears a knock on her door. A small baby named Noah […]

Quality DNA – Beth Martin (Book Review #311)

October 12, 2017

Quality DNA is a futuristic novel set in 2059. The DNA of every person is stored in a database called the Genome. Things become complicated when Annette wants to find out who the father of her little girl is after her one night stand. The results show that the father is someone completely different and so she begins to investigate how that can even be possible. I thoroughly enjoyed the novel approach the author had taken into the storyline. The concept of […]

Wake Up To The Joy Of You by Agapi Stassinopoulos (Book Review #20)

October 11, 2017

Fly into the world that is full of hope and joy. Here lays 52 chapters filled with words of wisdom in hope to connect people to each other and themselves. This book is like the helpful fairy tale animals that assist you in your journey of life. I found myself smiling when I started to read this book. There are numerous relatable topics in this book that I believe many of us have endured during our lifetime. We can definitely use this […]

Ocean Echoes: A Novel by Sheila Hurst (Book Review #42)

October 11, 2017

    Ocean Echoes is an educational read on our beautiful oceans through the eyes of a marine biologist, Ellen Upton, who is seeking to discover new findings through her ever ending funds at the Cape Cod research facility. Ellen is a hard-working, driven, ambitious woman that takes her research on a cruise across the Panama Canal in hopes to accomplish an innovative discovery so that she may keep her job and funding. However, I felt that it was more than that. […]

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