Boss always wanted to take the easy way out. Very lazy. Employees did all the work, while Boss took all the credit. One day, one of the employees brought in an “Easy Button”. Boss thought it was cool, and promptly placed it in a prominent location in […]
Book Review Genre: Thriller Rating: 3.5 WaterTowers (a more intellectual Scot Harvath) Key Points Muslims today believe that the Koran is a perfect, complete, document. In 1972, workers restoring the Great Mosque at Sana’a in Yemen discovered what was believed to have been lost parchments from the original Koran. Thomas Jefferson (yes, […]
There are 36 new Thrillers this month! So many books (or ebooks), so little time. Happy reading! 🙂 I see a new Jordan Dane….if you have not yet read her yet…..do it! She is GREAT! FEAR: 13 Stories of Suspense and Horror edited by R.L. Stine Santa […]
Genre: Horror Phil was always the quiet one. When he was a kid, his Mom always told people he was smart as a whip, but, he never said a word. After Phil grew up, graduated from a prestigious university and went to work…he was still the quiet one. Taking Phil’s […]
Never, even on the coldest day, has a Book ever frozen on me. I’m in the middle of a great book (Brad Thor’s “The Last Patriot”) and my Nook FROZE. Yikes! Nothing I did (remember I am a Techy, so I know a few tricks, http://TelBitConsulting.com) […]
Scanning the Internet today I ran across an interesting article by “The Green Lantern” in The Washington Post. In it, GL proposes that, overall, ebooks are better for the environment than a paper book. Very cool. 🙂 Here is one example: In its lifetime, a book generates about […]
From the New York Times…. James Patterson made $70 million and Stephanie Meyer made $40 million. FYI…I made $50 last year from my writing, so I am definately catching up. 😉 Click this link for the full article and more authors (it is short).
Genre: Horror Joleen worked at the local cafe as a barista. Boss was constantly harassing his employees, especially the women. One day Boss came up with a contest. He wanted a new flavor coffee that would set his Cafe apart from all the others. As a prize for […]
I must be missing some good reading (but then again, best selling does not always = really good book)….the above picture is the #1 paperback bestseller as of August 12 (today, at least for a little while longer in CA). Check out the NPR site for the entire […]
Being such a slow reader, I often lament that there are sooooo many books to read, but, sooooo little life to read them. The older I get, the more that applies. Well, I was surfing today and found a Gizmodo article that tells me Google has figured out […]
“The Escape” by David Baldacci
