Who is John Haremza? We have all read so-called motivational books that end up confusing us more than helping us. The ones that contain more jargon that we care to know, the ones that end up demotivating us. John Maremza, however, has written a book that is easy to read…
“The question is, ‘Are you doing it right or almost right?’” (Pg. 10) Network Marketing has turned John Haremza into a very successful business man, a man that has made a fortune by going into business for himself but how has he done it? What is Network Marketing? Network Marketing…
‘On the Bone’, a mystery crime novel set in the Turkish city of Istanbul, is a novel full of controversial topics which many may not wish to read about. The topic of human transgression is rife in this book and includes many taboo subjects that could especially offend those of…
The Darkest Secret is just that, a novel full of secrets that no-one in particular wishes to share and it seems that it all begins on one fateful night in 2004 when a young girl goes missing in her sleep: “I have no idea what took place at the Jackson…
2016 is here and so too are a whole host of authors hoping that their latest creation will make it to the top of the bestselling lists, but who should we be looking out for? What will be you top read of 2016? Is anyone going to be able to…
Star Rating: *** Published by Wiley Blackwell (October 2015) Pages: 206 (e-book version) Have you ever decided to read a book completely deviating away from your normal genre? For me, The Free Market Existentialist is that book. When I heard that William Irwin was publishing a book that would approach…
“Anything one man can imagine, other men can make real.” …
Often referred to as the founder of Sci-Fi, Jules Verne had, over his lifetime, created several works of fiction that are still loved by many today. “In consequence of inventing machines, men will be devoured by them” (Jules Verne) Even well-known entrepreneurs like Richard Branson, and adventure seekers like Nellie…
Rating: ** Pages: 284 Self published by Nicky Black in 2015 Have you ever persevered with a book because deep down you know that eventually, even if it is slow at the beginning, something is going to happen, to grip you, to make you want to read more. ‘The Prodigal’…
“Early impressions are hard to eradicate from the mind” (St. Jerome) I first met P.D. Viner at Theakston’s Crime Writing Festival in Harrogate last year and whilst I found the man intriguing, his book, or rather his book cover, did very little to engage me. Perhaps it goes…