Thursday, September 5, 2013
Book review for Demon Bayou
In the second book of the Waves in Darkness series Viktor Brandewyne, a pirate turned vampire,
continues his search for the second Sister of Power. Only she can help free him
from the vengeful curse beset by a very powerful witch.
This journey brings him to the bayou country not far
from colonial New Orleans where he has to face many unexpected dangers that
lurk in the black waters. The Sister he is looking for is safely hidden by an ancient
demon and Victor needs to overcome all obstacles to find her. Is this most
feared pirate, the so-called Bloody Vik Brandee, able to cope with such
difficult struggles? Is he going to offer a helping hand to his first mate
Belladonna in spite of her uncontrollable hunger for his crew?
This book is full of excitement from beginning to
end. The storyline is creative, refreshing, and very well written. Demon Bayou
is definitely one of the books that will not be far from the reader’s mind long
after the last page has been turned.
Book review for The Bliss Experiment
The Bliss Experiment is a story that takes the
reader through an incredible journey of amazing and important discoveries that
many of us passively reach for without being aware of their real values. Among
other things, it points out that one is constantly looking for joy, happiness,
and ultimate satisfaction while becoming more distant from the incredible,
irreplaceable, and unique true-self. To overcome obstacles is not an easy task
but as the author says: “Our ‘laboratory’ is inside of our minds and bodies”
therefore, we have to study the principles according to which we will be able
to create our own bliss and this book is a great guide for this process. The
Bliss Experiment is insightful and powerful and at the same time practical and uplifting.
I found it to be very informative and beautifully written.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Friday, June 7, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Just Point at Him
If a man pays his dues, is he ever out of debt? Are his past mistakes
ever forgiven? In our struggle to protect the helpless, have we lost the
ability to determine who is innocent?
Gregory Torti may not have the perfect past, but learned from his mistakes and was ready to move on. The justice system has a different idea of him, and no matter the facts it is willing to cast aside reasonable doubt. Just as Gregory was ready to live the honest American dream, he is thrown into a battle for true freedom.
Gregory Torti may not have the perfect past, but learned from his mistakes and was ready to move on. The justice system has a different idea of him, and no matter the facts it is willing to cast aside reasonable doubt. Just as Gregory was ready to live the honest American dream, he is thrown into a battle for true freedom.
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