I’m back with another review of Sandra Brown and I will caution you to expect more. So here we go again. When one of Atlanta’s top attorneys, Derek Mitchell, has a sultry midflight encounter with a stunning art gallery owner, Julie Rutledge, little does he know how their lives will forever intertwine. Back on the […]
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The Calling: 3 Fundamental Shifts to Stay True, Get Paid, and Do Good
Many professionals will experience a time in their lives when they wonder if they are on the right path. And every one of us will face a moment when we question our contributions and worth. To help find the answer to these questions and more, author and CEO Rha Goddess steps in with her latest […]
Spy
This story by Danielle Steel draws you into the life of a privileged, young English woman, Alexandra Wickman. Five years after her coming out ball in 1934 where she was presented to King George V and Queen Mary, Alex makes the decision to leave a life of security for the war effort by in enlisting […]
The Plaza: The Secret Life of America’s Most Famous Hotel
The history behind this iconic hotel is illustriously detailed in this new riveting book by Julie Satow. From the very first opening of the original Plaza in 1890 to its reconstruction in 1907 and onto its modern day debut led by the Qatar Investment Authority. The Plaza’s exchanged hands so many times, it’s hard to […]
Fierce Optimism: Seven Secrets to Playing Nice and Winning Big
Proving that kindness takes you far in life, celebrity speaker, author and host, Leeza Gibbons shares her unwavering belief in the power of playing nice in her book Fierce Optimism. A biography combined with life lessons and powerful insight from successful icons, this book illustrates how despite adversity, you can rise above. A great example […]
Outfox
Here’s a book about two conmen trying to outfox one another. The first, Weston Graham is a serial killer with a penchant for obsessive rituals so subtle they’re almost imperceptible. The second, Drex Easton has spent his entire life tracking him down. But Drex is not all that he seems. What’s clear is that he’s […]
I See You
Technology brings a whole new kind of crime—the ability to track someone’s every move and market them as commodities on the Internet. When Zoe Walker discovers her picture in a classified ad, she can’t shake the feeling that someone on her commute is behind it. And when more women’s photos appear each day and they’re […]
You Matter: Learning to Love Who You Really Are
If you’ve got a couple of hours and you are human, then you’re the target audience for this new release by Matthew Emerzian. I guess that’s my convoluted way of saying that everybody should own a copy of this book. Sharing his fascinating journey from living the glamorous Hollywood lifestyle to picking up trash on […]
In the Face of Fear: Buddhist Wisdom for Challenging Times
“Hard times remind us of what’s important, what’s basic, beautiful and worthwhile, about being alive. The worst times bring out the best in us.” Now is the perfect time to read this anthology guiding readers through a journey to better understand and manage fear. Collected and edited by Barry Boyce, senior editor of Shambhala Sun […]
The Break Down
This book poses the question: If you saw someone stranded on a dark and desolate road amidst a terrible storm, would you stop to help? A fearful Cass makes the decision not to. And when she’s discovered the woman that she’d passed was found murdered, she’s ravaged with guilt. That’s not the only thing tearing […]