*NOW IN PAPERBACK By Brad Thor (New York: Pocket Books-Simon & Shuster, 2009, 516 pages) Brad Thor’s latest ‘Scot Harvath’ action adventure. The book has been out for a while but I am featuring it here because the story is particularly useful in providing a better understanding of what our military is currently facing [...]
By Ben Norman (Southam,UK: Computer Step, In Easy Steps series, 2007, 192 pages) This is a valuable introduction to Google. All of the Google tools and services are mentioned and examples are given on how to sign up, set up,and use Google stuff. Also, Google SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a major focus of the [...]
"How People Blogging Are Changing the World and How You Can Join Them" By Bob Walsh (Berkeley, CA: Apress, 2007, 351 pages) An excellent book on why one should blog and how to get started. Bob suggests that one starts by reading lots of blogs and become initially engaged in the blogoshere by leaving comments. [...]
By Robert Ferrigno (New York: Scribner: Simon & Schuster, 2008, 384 pages) This is the second book in Robert Ferrigno’s fast paced ‘Assassin Trilogy’. The first book: “Prayers for the Assassin” set a precedent that is hard to equal, yet “Sins of the Assassin” is a worthy successor that stands up well on its own. [...]
By Lisa Sabin-Wilson (Hoboken,NJ: Wiley Publishing, Inc., 2008, 384 pages) Brand new for 2008, an essential book for those using WordPress in publishing a blog. <Read the Review at my Blogging Ministry Site> *Top
By Khalid Hosseini (New York: Riverhead Books -Penguin Group, 2003, 271 pages) The story starts with a phone call taken by a young man with an old family friend on the other end telling him that he needs to come back to the Middle East and care of some family business. Then the story line [...]
By Robert Spencer (Washington DC: Regnery Pub., Inc., 2007, 264 pages) It is fashionable in the Western world to treat all religions the same except Christianity. Post- modern writers, educators, and historians have reserved their greatest fears and concerns for Christianity –past and present. Even in the midst of overwhelming evidence that a large portion [...]
