My Review Sometimes, the best book recommendations come from real-life moments. While attending a recent book event, I had the good fortune to sit near a woman who radiated energy, intelligence, and grace. She was one of the speakers—and an award-winning author being honored that day. I’ve long believed that if you enjoy hearing an … Continue reading When the Words Suddenly Stopped – Finding My Voice Again After a Massive Stroke by Vivian L. King
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Tell Tale Texas By E. R. Bills
My Review The author sets the tone perfectly in the introduction with this line: "This is not a book that many Texans will appreciate. But that, of course, is why it needed to be written." And I would add—why it also needs to be read. This was not an easy read, and it's not meant … Continue reading Tell Tale Texas By E. R. Bills
Rule 62: Meditations on Success and Spirituality by Jared Dillian – Release Date June 25.
My Review Written by a finance guy and suggested by my husband—who is forever sending me financial newsletters and articles that I grasp at an elementary level—I was a little hesitant. But then I discovered it was a collection of essays from the author’s life and viewpoints, and suddenly, I was intrigued. Many of the … Continue reading Rule 62: Meditations on Success and Spirituality by Jared Dillian – Release Date June 25.
The Scientist and the Serial Killer
THE SCIENTIST AND THE SERIAL KILLER: THE SEARCH FOR HOUSTON’S LOST BOYS By Lise Olsen True Crime / History Publisher: Random House Pages: 464 Publication Date: April 1, 2025 SYNOPSIS The Scientist and the Serial Killer is the gripping, upside-down detective story of a Texas forensic anthropologist named Sharon Derrick who, determined to close the … Continue reading The Scientist and the Serial Killer
Nuts, Nerds, & Savants: Neurodiversity & Creativity by Jimmy Huston
My Review I really enjoy this author and his wide variety of book subjects. Once again, he brought his signature quirky humor to a fresh and thought-provoking subject. For anyone who’s ever felt like they don’t quite fit into the “normal” box, this book offers an insightful and entertaining discussion on what it means to … Continue reading Nuts, Nerds, & Savants: Neurodiversity & Creativity by Jimmy Huston
Congo: A Story in 26 Words by John Stedman
My Review Having read and thoroughly enjoyed The Language Secret, I was eager to dive into Stedman’s latest work. He has an incredible way of drawing readers in, and before you know it, you’ve absorbed new knowledge without even realizing it. In this book, Stedman takes 26 simple words—from A to Z—and uses them as … Continue reading Congo: A Story in 26 Words by John Stedman
The Barber, The Astronaut and the Golf Ball – Lone Star Literary Life Blog Tour – Giveaway!
The Barber, The Astronaut, and The Golf Ball by Barbara Radnofsky and Ed Supkis Biography / Golf / Space Travel Publisher: Stoney Creek Publishing Pages: 202 Publication Date: September 17, 2024 SYNOPSIS In 1971, famed astronaut Alan Shepard returned from the moon and went to get a haircut. Before settling into the barber’s chair in … Continue reading The Barber, The Astronaut and the Golf Ball – Lone Star Literary Life Blog Tour – Giveaway!
FORENSICS III: They Got Fifteen Minutes of Fame from the Way They Died by Harry A. Milman, PhD
Dr. Milman’s third installment in his forensic series continues his exploration of questionable or intriguing deaths, focusing on individuals whose demises have rendered them famous or infamous. As in his previous works, Dr. Milman deftly balances accessibility and depth. This latest volume showcases his expertise in unraveling the scientific intricacies behind various high-profile deaths. His … Continue reading FORENSICS III: They Got Fifteen Minutes of Fame from the Way They Died by Harry A. Milman, PhD
Stress In Plants: The Hidden Half by Rishikesh Upadhyay
I have read several books by this author, and they consistently provide a stimulating intellectual challenge that leaves a lasting impression. Although these works are crafted for a well-educated audience, I believe that even readers without advanced science degrees can appreciate the wealth of information contained in this concise yet impactful volume. In keeping with … Continue reading Stress In Plants: The Hidden Half by Rishikesh Upadhyay
Fertilisation to Fatherhood: The Pregnancy Diary Of A First-Time Dad by Chris Atkin
Having enjoyed this author's prior escapades, I eagerly embarked on the delightful journey of his latest book, a departure into the uncharted realms of impending fatherhood. True to form, the author's humor permeates this distinct yet equally captivating adventure, weaving a narrative that seamlessly combines wit and heartfelt reflections. What struck me most was the … Continue reading Fertilisation to Fatherhood: The Pregnancy Diary Of A First-Time Dad by Chris Atkin
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