Gamers and Gods: The Complete Trilogy by Matthew Kennedy (Book Review #77)

November 2, 2017

This review is written for Online book club “I rate this book 3 out of 4 stars.” Gamers and Gods is a trilogy about a population that lives online in a game world. This world consists of realms, avatars, and characters, each taking part in battles and game quests. The book uses intense gamer’s terminology that may not be familiar to all. The Gods wish to take control over PanGames, the human race. PanGames is a company where the leaders of the […]

Remote Viewer: Shadow Rescue by Rhonda Armbrust (Book Review #76)

November 2, 2017

Jazz is the heroine of this thrilling story. She has a sensitive background having lost her parents when she was a child. However, this does not affect her emotions and judgment. She is very decisive and firm. Her relationships, on the other hand, struggle. Jazz cannot keep a relationship due to her job and the inability of giving her heart. She is a remote viewer, which makes her a valuable asset. Jazz is kidnapped by the Chinese members of a secret society […]

Pearls Of Time: Between Gods and Mortals by Whitney Rines (Book Review #75)

November 1, 2017

  The land of Liansea is constantly corrupted and ravaged by the Immortals. They kill, commit genocide, poison the minds of mortals and conduct many more horrific crimes until Cabbah arrives. Cabbah eliminates all of the Immortals except five. She appears to have stronger powers and possesses more love for the world and the humans living in it. Instead of killing the five left, she awards them with different punishments. For instance, she awards one with the responsibility of being the Gatekeeper […]

To Trust a Wolf – by Danielle Hardgrave (Book Review #74)

November 1, 2017

  Helen is an archivist working in a museum and she is in charge of an annual event where she collects money from donors to keep the museum running. Her job is very important to her.  A historical discovery regarding a Viking hoard attracts a lot of people, and that causes an increase in her responsibilities. Unknown to her, there is something hidden in the artifacts which put her life, museum, and everyone else in danger. Here comes Rune Helsen, a dashing […]

Pearl, MD: The Way West by Marie Bartlett (Book Review #73)

October 31, 2017

The way of the West begins right where we were left off. Pearl is a physician in the nineteenth-century society. This was when women were not welcome to have a profession. African Americans are also treated poorly. Healing them as a patient is unacceptable and hiring them as an assistant is profound upon and bad for business. People that find her ways different burn her medical center to the ground, and she has no choice but to stay at a hotel until […]

Cancer – A Dreaded Affliction by James D. Okun, MD

October 31, 2017

  The term “cancer” evokes thoughts of fear and death. The “Big C” is one of the most dreaded diagnoses in all of the medicine. Even celebrities like Angelina Jolie have taken drastic steps to avoid the possibility of developing breast cancer if they are at high risk, by choosing to electively and preventively have a double mastectomy. Just today the comedian and actor Ben Stiller came out with the fact that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014. It […]

Stars Above by Marissa Meyer (Book Review #8)

October 31, 2017

  Summary “The enchantment continues… The universe of the Lunar Chronicles holds stories—and secrets—that are wondrous, vicious, and romantic. How did Cinder first arrive in New Beijing? How did the brooding soldier Wolf transform from young man to killer? When did Princess Winter and the palace guard Jacin realize their destinies?” – by Marissa Meyer Review As essentials, it is safe to say that Marissa Meyers has made a good attempt to cover anything left from the Lunar Chronicles. The purpose of […]

Weight Loss for Vegans by Kayla Keyes (Book Review #26)

October 30, 2017

Lose weight and learn how to self-love in ten days using Kayla’s structured diet plan. Kayla Keyes begins to tell us the reasons why we even start to consider making changes in our life. She believes that there are events that trigger our feelings, for example, separation, moving away from home or a new job. Her intentions are not for us to just lose some weight but to also “lose the baggage” she claims, “we are carrying around (externally & internally).”   […]

Acute Renal Failure -12 Year Anniversary off Dialysis – Never give up! by James Okun

October 30, 2017

November 30, 2016, celebrated the thirteenth year since I suddenly went into acute renal failure from an unknown cause and almost died. Even as a physician, I was completely shocked to learn that from one day to the next my kidneys had shut down and I was in kidney, heart and respiratory failures (See my book The History of New Innovations in Modern Medicine Chapter 1). It turns out that I was in pretty good company as many others develop renal failure […]

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