Be Your Own Brand of Sexy: A New Sexual Revolution for Women – Susan L. Edelman MD

(Reviewed by Judy Deutsch ) As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I had been advising patients on interpersonal relationships for years. However, a few years after the death of my husband, I found myself thrown back into the dating scene. And it wasn’t easy. I wish I would have had Be Your Own Brand…

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Dogtology: Live. Bark. Believe – Jeff Lazarus

(Reviewed by JD Jung) “And so God said, "At last, I have created a being that reflects all that is good in me.  Thus, I shall give it a name that is the mirror image of my own." That creature, of course is Dog. Man, in turn was created for Dog's use and well-being. That belief, is known as Dogtology.…

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The Billionaire’s Passionate Revenge – Jennifer St. George

(Reviewed by Ishita RC) Love and passion...revenge, retribution and lies. Will history repeat itself and tear two lovers apart? Or, will love be enough for once? I have been sneaking into the world of mills and boons since the age of fifteen, and in my eyes, these are the kind of books that make reading…

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Content Inc.: How Entrepreneurs Use Content to Build Massive Audiences and Create Radically Successful Businesses- Joe Pulizzi

(Reviewed by JD Jung) Do you have an idea for a great product or service but have limited funds, and don’t know how to attract customers? Joe Pulizzi , founder of Content Marketing Institute (CMI) and author of Content Inc. presents a step-by-step business model that demonstrates how someone with a passion for their product…

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Sisters in the Resistance (Revised Edition) – Margaret Collins Weitz

(Reviewed by Glenda Anderson) Macho Man extraordinaire, Ernest Hemingway---who never met a war he didn’t salivate over---often carried a gun right at the front alongside with fighters, or got his vantage point from inside a local bar with his typewriter. An experienced observer, he knew that WWI had not solved the world’s problems or man’s…

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The Axeman – Ray Celestin

(Reviewed by JD Jung) The following  was submitted to the Times-Picayune on May 6, 1919. "...I am not a human being, but a spirit and a demon from the hottest hell. I am what you Orleanians and your foolish police call the Axeman. When I see fit, I shall come and claim other victims. I…

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All at Sea – Heather Waddell

(Reviewed by Ishita RC) Does a shot gun wedding truly mean happiness ever-after? Melissa met Owen Reel on New Year's Eve, and he proposed on a Valentine's Day. Now, the perfect Caribbean cruise vacation is going to complete their reunion for as long as they live. At least that's what Melissa had always wanted. But…

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Eden – Candice Fox

(Reviewed by JD Jung) “I’d let things slip since Martina died. Since I’d been shot and Eden had saved my life. It had locked me to her, silencing me forever on the true nature of her being, the nights she spent stalking Sydney’s killers and rapists and molesters. I’d shot and killed a serial killer,…

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Secrets on River Road- Leanne Tyler

(Reviewed by Ishita RC) "I believe you know exactly who you are, Madison Franklin. You are the same person who came here from Camden. Finding the answers you seek will not change you. It will only give you more confidence in the girl you already are." This statement truly establishes the motif for this beautiful…

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Tall Poppies – Louise Bagshawe

(Reviewed by Ishita RC) Romance and psychological thrillers have always been my favorite. But this book attracted me mainly because of its cover which is a contradiction to the title.* However, as you progress through the book, you will relate to the symbolism of it. "Tall Poppies Syndrome",  a term used mainly in the United…

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