I have a few people I read books with. There is a mixture of tastes there and it seems no one has been completely satisfied with any of the books we’ve read […]
Book Review: The Last Coyote by Michael Connelly – Ghosts of Harry Bosch’s Past Arise
Book Review: Drop Shot by Harlan Coben – Myron Bolitar: Sports Agent, Detective, Comedian, Martial Artist….
Drop Shot is the second book by Harlan Coben featuring the character of Myron Bolitar. Myron was once a promising basketball star before he blew out his knee. Now he’s a sports […]
Book Review: The Wages of Sin by Harry Turtledove – Smash the Patriarchy
Harry Turtledove writes in a genre known as alternate history. The premise is to usually take an event in history and to wonder if something different had happened what the effect on the […]
Book Review: Picture Perfect by Jodi Picoult – A Heavy Topic but Far From Perfect
When I read Jodi Picoult’s books, I can usually get a pretty good idea of what inspired her for the story. Some of it is a specific event while other times it […]
Book Review: Big Man by Clarence Clemons & Don Reo – Part Fantasy, Part Autobiography
Clarence Clemons is second only to Bruce Springsteen in the adoration of Springsteen’s fans. His ability to be the clown onstage with Springsteen was unmatched and it made going to a Springsteen concert […]
Book Review – Not Nicholson: The Story of a First Daughter by Ann M. Haralambie
It always amazes me that people who know their family history – and often celebrate it – berate adoptees for wanting the same thing. People take for granted walking into a doctor’s office […]
2023: My Year in Books
I had a good year in reading books. Considering a few years ago I couldn’t read at all due to a head injury, this is a great accomplishment. I had my goal this year […]
Book Review – Being Henry: The Fonz… and Beyond by Henry Winkler
I looked forward quite a bit to Henry Winkler’s autobiography. I grew up with Happy Days, watching it throughout its run on television, and like most people, I loved the character of Fonzie […]
Audiobook Review – The Greater Journey: American in Paris by David McCullough – 19th Century Cultural Mecca
There was a time, early on in our country when we didn’t have some of the great schools that we have now. To become a doctor, for instance, most students had to […]
Book Review: Trap Line by Carl Hiaasen & William Montalbano – Cracking the 80’s Drug Trade
Published in 1982, this early Hiaasen work would seem to indicate that everyone in Florida was corrupt back in the day. It’s not the only book I saw this in from that […]
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