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“The Andretti Curse.”
You know, the Indy 500 is one of those things you really want to see. Alas, it’s mostly because you want to see who runs into the wall or beats the crap out of a rival driver – not because you actually want to see who wins. And one of the most difficult things about [...]
Under Oath by Margaret McLean is a Thrill Ride!
In the extremely successful novel, Under Fire, readers met the ‘defensive’ side of law enforcement in the form of D.A. Buddy Clancy. In this new Boston courtroom drama, Ms. McLean offers a new twist on things. Although still a legal thriller, this is written from the prosecution’s side of the fence and features Annie Fitzgerald. [...]
Ridley Pearson is Back With The Risk Agent
The first in a stunning new international thriller series; suspense readers can get ready for a truly non-stop tale of intrigue. The Rutherford Risk firm’s main objectives are finding and negotiating deals for the return of kidnapping victims that are being held as hostages. The latest job they’re hired for is to find a [...]
Laura Alden is Plotting at the PTA
Cozy readers will truly delight in the fact that this is the third in the series of these super-fun books, and with each release the plots just keep getting better and better. Our heroine is Beth Kennedy. A divorced mother of two, Beth is also a children’s bookstore owner, the PTA Secretary, and a woman [...]
The Passion For Glee Comes in a Whole New Form! Murder For Choir (A Glee Club Mystery)
The first in a brand new series, Murder For Choir is not only a fantastically fun plot, but it will also be a fan favorite. Seeing as that the TV show, Glee, is right up everyone’s alley right now, writing a new series that centers on a teacher and their students is almost like reading [...]
The Mistress of Suspense Goes Personal in “Come, Tell Me How You Live” (An Archaeological Memoir)
Agatha Christie Mallowan was amazing and readers will discover an exhilarating story in a very small book with this treasure. Millions have been avid fans of Agatha Christie for many years, yet this happens to be a non-fictional account of an archaeological expedition that she went on to the Middle East with her husband, archaeologist [...]
WHAT MAKES SELLING SO DIFFICULT?
I started my career as an engineer and in those days it seemed to me like the salespeople had the easiest job in the company. They didn’t have to keep up with technology. They didn’t need to pass a test to become licensed. Whenever clients asked really tough questions, they brought the engineers in [...]
The Interim Solution? Plug-in Hybrids
Every week The Green Register online website offers the absolute best news when it comes to the latest technology, architecture plans, what universities are doing to better ‘go green’ and all the political news that’s fit to print regarding your environment and what the ‘masters and mistresses of Washington’s universe’ are doing to help [...]
Cholesterol Is Simply a Fat That Is Produced By The Liver
We all know the word – Cholesterol. In fact, it has become one of the most overused words in the last decade. Out of nowhere, it seems that cholesterol rose to the top of the charts when it came to illness, heart attack, and death in the United States, and very few companies, manufacturers [...]
Judge in Brazil Too Busy to Hear Brutal Dog Killing Case
Identity of Brazilian man killing a helpless dog in a brutal video has been revealed. But the concerned judge says he has no time to hear the case against the offender. Last month Houston News Online reported on the brutal killing of a dog in North Limoeiro, Brazil, wherein the violent scene was caught on [...]
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