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Valuable Discourse. Kaemingk and Hamid never set out to declare any absolute that any religion - Christianity, Islam, State/ Reason/ Logic/ Science, Buddhism, Hinduism, or any other - can definitively make democracy better. Instead, the main thrust of the argument here is that by more openly discussing all religions and

Interesting Academic Dissection Seemingly More Geared Towards Academics And Clerics Than General Audiences. This is one of those academic books where the author is quite clearly writing more towards fellow academics and/ or clerics with only a side glance toward the more educ

Dated Yet Reasonable-Ish Primer. This is one of those books about a hyper technical subject that was written by a not-technical-at-all author... and it shows. One where the fact that *Bill Gates* o

For this blog tour, we're looking at a solid conclusion to an epic dual timeline WWII series. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Last Train From Paris by Suzanne Kelman.

First, the review I posted to the book sites (BookBub.com BookHype.com

Solid Vacation From Main Tale. This is one of those tales similar to say the Malibu Sands episodes of Saved By The Bell, or perhaps even the episodes of JAG where Mark Harmon sh

Solid Romance... For The Right Reader. This is one of those romances novels that is going to piss a lot of people off for a lot of different reasons... and yet for the right reader is a pretty damn solid tale.

The biggest dichotomy: It has way too much praying and Christ

Traveling The World To Look Into Dirt. This is one of those books that will be *very* appealing to some... and others (most?) will walk right on by, just as they do literally every day with the s

Still Fun Yet Very Different From Earlier Books. This was a pretty decent departure from the previous books in that while still technically a mystery, it has a *lot* less 80

Solid Complex Thriller. As someone whose wife at least at one point watched a fair amount of reality TV, I've been aware of the "celebrities" in that realm and the culture around them far more than I ever wanted to be, and Hi

Interesting Use Of Grief As Horror. This is one of those books that seems unexpectedly terrifying in that you wouldn't necessarily ex