Posts Tagged ‘Novels Read’

Sunday Salon – The First Counsel – Brad Meltzer

My wife and I started dating in high school. Our families were much the same with both fathers working and both mothers homemakers. Values were taught through our family life. I am glad my Dad was not a politician, nor my future father-in-law. The peer pressure was enough, but I cannot imagine being a daughter [...]

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Sunday Salon – You’ve Been Warned – James Patterson

Could you be dead and not realize that you are? Are you dead, Kristin Burns? Is your affair with your boss, Michael Turnbull, just in your imagination? Are your alleged photographic abilities a liability? Why do some people cringe and seem petrified when they see you? Are you dreaming or in another dimension? What if [...]

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Sunday Salon – Pursuit of Honor – Vince Flynn

As I ponder what to write on this rain-soaked Sunday, the characters are really what make “Pursuit of Honor” so realistic! Mitch of course is his usual pragmatic self, but the terrorists, there is something different. Is there really a soul in an al Qaeda member? Can he feel for the infidels? Do they really [...]

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Sunday Salon – The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury

The Last Templar is a good read like unto The Da Vinci Code. I’ve always been fascinated with tales of Templars. Mr. Khoury’s way of taking us back to their thoughts and rituals was very entertaining! While most of the books I read about this era of history are novels, I really need to delve [...]

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Sunday Salon – Can a Politician be Bought? The Appeal

Does money really play into most political races? Sure! Does the media affect and effect our mindset as to who we support in these races? Ron Fisk , a goody two shoes lawyer, is “talked” into running for supreme court justice in Mississippi against the “liberal” Sheila McCarthy. Little does he know the setup! Everything [...]

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