Heart of Ice By Lis Wiehl and April Henry

Heart of Ice By Lis Wiehl and April Henry is a fast paced thriller with even more of an explosive plot, a must for any person who loves to read! This is the third installment to the triple threat series and is sure to knock you off your feet! Elizabeth Avery is a character who is both cunning, manipulative and for a third charm a cold blooded killer-one of the most intense characters I have probably ever encountered while reading. She is smart and knows the business of killing-but being a sociopath that’s to be expected. When Cassidy starts to go to the local gym she undoubtedly enters into Elizabeth’s web, from there things start to take form from one bizarre twist to another. The writer had an amazing idea and one you could feel through the pages while reading, every emotion and character was set just right and I recommend this book to anyone who loves thriller and suspense. Each page is an adventure, along with a little bit of heartache as you feel empathy for certain characters because of a hard time or tragedy they‘re going through, or ones that you feel utter distaste for. This story is amazing and one I will most likely be reading again!

The Corruptible: A Ray Quinn Mystery by Mark Mynheir

The Corruptible: A Ray Quinn Mystery by Mark Mynheir is an action packed book with an even more adventure filled plot. Each page is a real suspense right to the very end! It opens up with Quinn about to be beat senseless by an angry husband of a client they had investigated. Just as he was about to be pulverized- his friend helps him out; opening up to be a real adventure. He and his partner Crevis opens up a private investigator’s office, receiving a call from a man who’s employee an ex-cop stole some sensitive information, when he goes to track that information down he finds the person he was going after dead in a sleazy Orlando Florida Hotel; leaving him with more questions then answers. On top of that the information that was stolen from his employer was taken from the one who originally took it. It sometimes lacks in originality but the plot really moves and you find yourself turning the page and unable to put the book down. I definitely recommend it!

dot com dating by Les Parrott

This book opens up with a good introduction to a really interesting book, it shows you how to find the right guy while avoiding the freaks, players and losers. It goes step by step to find the right guy to not only completes you but sets into place what God has meant for the person to have. We live in a world of freaks, losers and of course people who are into playing games. This book shows you how to get your partner through watching for the warning signs, how to set up a good profile and of course proper dating etiquette. Be clear with what you want and what you expect while matching what that person would want as well. It’s a great book and I recommend it for the person not having any luck in finding dates or someone with bad luck finding the wrong people-this books will help!

The little red book of wisdom By Mark DeMoss

The little red book of wisdom By Mark DeMoss is a book that comes in handy when you don’t always have that person who will listen. The book follows closely about learning from the past through history the mistakes each story and person in there does and what can be sought from learning exactly how to avoid situations such as that and learning from the past. It also helps to excel in the work place-especially how the author explains his stories and others through listening, and giving advice that helps guide a path. It also focuses on life, and thinking positively-which is a hard thing to get centered but this book can tell you how to do that. It also comes into handy if you own your own business and are just starting out. I think this book would be perfect for someone who’s either struggling with work, or struggling with life-we’ve all been there. I say give The little red book of wisdom q chance and you won’t regret it. I was never centered, and it was always hard to keep positive in such a negative world but the book helps change views, maybe it can help you. I would definitely recommend it!

Time With God For Mothers By Jack Countryman

Time With God For Mothers By Jack Countryman is a great book that encourages mothers to spend time learning about God and following his will. It covers things like how important worship is to have in ones life, as well as to forgive yourself for mistakes. It also shows how to follow God and gives a real insight into. Mothers tend to get stray into situations; this book helps to avoid them. The book also gives advice to ward off what trouble may arise-with some interesting passages and advice. It also explains in one chapter that we allow our own selfish needs to come before God and also gives sound advice to help put God before ourselves. The author also talks about seeking to understand God and at times times struggling to obey his will, but with faith it becomes easier and he does a great job touching on that subject. It also talks about faith, knowing he is there even when you think he isn’t and trusting him to lead mothers in the right direction. This book covers on over ninety topic and is a great read for women. I recommend this book to mother or even just women in general as it does cover a lot of topics women seem to have trouble with the most.

Doing Virtuous Business The Remarkable Success of Spiritual Enterprise By Theodore Malloch

I just got this book and have managed to read it in one sitting. Doing Virtuous Business The Remarkable Success of Spiritual Enterprise is an interesting read, and details them in the success or failure of a business through ethical practices. The author Theodore Malloch explores the ethic practices of different businesses through religion and moral value...it was hard to follow on some places but from what I got out of it to operate or own a successful business you need a certain ethical practice that isn’t just about money but the amount of spirit and belief you put into it. He does a comparison from a family owned to big corporate that just don’t care about what the customer thinks but how much they can exploit from them. A conglomerate is the route of more evil then a small owned business as the smaller owned will take more care in what the consumer wants rather than what they can exploit. The bigger a company gets and branches off, the more they have to put in but give very little back out. I don’t know if I can exactly recommend this book as I did have trouble following it like I said but it is very helpful if you have your own business or are starting one up as he goes through many diverse questions and answers them with accurate satisfaction.

Across The Universe (movie)

This movie is amazing-whoever has not seen it NEEDS to see this movie. It IS a musical-but it's just so...I mean wow-that's all I can say.