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Blind Sight, by James H. Pence
Blind Sight is about a man who finds his way back to God after being dragged out of hermitic life. He lived in blame for the death of his family until mysterious communications regarding two young children finds him as the caretaker of Michelle and Micah.
How To Be Famous, Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt
This book was surprisingly quite good and provided an easy read with a glimmer of humour. These two are actually quite interesting as well as being rather attractive.. annoying hey. I would read this book again as it really gives you an idea of what celebrity life can be like, including lows and highs.
Ciao Italia: Five Finger Ingredients, by Mary Ann
If you are a lover of Italian food this is the perfect book with so many mouth watering recipes. You can chose from simple to more complex, depending on how much time you have and what takes your fancy
Rock N’ Roll Confessions, by Helena Danyluk
An intensely hot and erotic glimpse into a rockstar’s life and the women who love them.
A Good Talk, by Daniel Menaker
In a time when conversation remains deeply important– for building relationships, for relaxing, even for figuring out who we are– and also increasingly imperiled (with Blackberries and texting increasingly in vogue), A GOOD TALK is a refreshing celebration of the subtle adventures of a good conversation.
The Sugarless Plum, by Zippora Karz
Karz’s memoir is a powerful story about a dancer who suffers from diabetes and with great passion and courage and thrives to demonstrate her talent.
The writing is very descriptive as she speaks out, explaining exactly how her emotions took over during her dancing. How she felt physically and mentally, including great detail on how she would keep pushing herself even when she felt faint or dizzy.
Across the Endless River, by Thad Carhart
Thad Carhart tells the beautiful story of Jean Baptiste, son of Sacajawea. He has obviously done a lot of research, and the story is full of accurate historical facts. However, it doesn’t feel like reading a history book—it feels like reading poetry.
The Mudhogs by Dalton James
Three little pigs form a club to celebrate mud, but what to do when the mud runs dry…?
Beautiful Mess: The Story of Diamond Rio, by Tim Roland
What made it possible for Diamond Rio to weather the storms inherent in the fickle world of fame and fortune and go more than two decades without a single lineup change? Any reader in search of transparency and a behind-the-scenes look into the life of the band as a unit as well as the individual lives of the players and singers will be well satisfied..
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