by Doug McEntyre | Nov 17, 2010 | Entertainment, New Books
James Prieto is the author of The Joy of Compassionate Connecting – The Way of Christ through Nonviolent Communication. His mission is to facilitate communication and contribute to deepening relationships between people, within groups and organizations, through the...
by Doug McEntyre | Nov 17, 2010 | Entertainment, New Books
Axis Sally: The American Voice of Nazi Germany (Casemate Publishers ISBN: 978-1-935149-43-9) by Richard Lucas is the true story of Mildred Gillars, the Maine-born, Ohio-bred woman who went to Hitler’s Germany in 1934 to study music and fell in love with a German...
by Doug McEntyre | Nov 17, 2010 | Celebrities, Entertainment, New Books, Reality TV
She’s found enviable fame and fortune, so Toya’s new memoir surprises readers with its unexpected message to young girls: Don’t do it my way. Antonia Johnson Carter – best known by the mononym Toya and star of the hit TV reality series “Tiny and Toya” – has written a...
by Doug McEntyre | Nov 17, 2010 | Entertainment, New Books
Ops Populi: Inception (Astute Publishing Company) by Mike Lieber is a fast-paced political thriller that ranks right up alongside Ludlum, Flynn and Coonts! It is the first of a three-part series that blends patriotic fervor with political corruption, leading to...
by Doug McEntyre | Nov 17, 2010 | Entertainment, New Books
Most people agree that since the founding of American society the bounds of what is acceptable have been stretched. Victor Baltov, Jr. uses the strike zone in baseball as a metaphor for this boundary stretching in BASEBALL IS AMERICA: Origins and History, the...
by Doug McEntyre | Nov 17, 2010 | Entertainment, New Books, Real Estate
Frank McKinney doesn’t attribute his phenomenal success over the past twenty-five years to ‘risk-taking,’ although when it comes to real estate there is always an element of risk. He understands that it’s not just about pricing but more about the cycles of real...