Tom Sizemore is popular for his acting roles in Natural Born Killers and Saving Private Ryan, among many more movies. He suffered from addiction for many years, and is now clean and sober. By Some Miracle I Made It Out of There: A Memoir is his autobiography which was written by him, and Anna David, who is an author in her own right, specializing in topics on addiction. This book is very honest, and deals with the dark side of Hollywood.
Sizemore was one of the most sought after actors until he started participating in the harmful abuse of drugs. He
Daddy’s Gone A Hunting
by T Akery April 26th, 2013 | New Releases
Daddy's Gone A Hunting is written by the "Queen of Suspense," Mary Higgins Clark. This is her newest book out on the market. But this one tends to be a miss. While fans will still love her writing style, the rest might find the story very convoluted and confusing at times.
Kate is meeting a former employee at her antiques shop at 4 am. The former employee, named Gus, was not happy about his termination. Then an explosion rocks their world. The explosion leaves Gus dead and Kate in a coma. Hannah, her sister, is struggling to find out who
Kate is meeting a former employee at her antiques shop at 4 am. The former employee, named Gus, was not happy about his termination. Then an explosion rocks their world. The explosion leaves Gus dead and Kate in a coma. Hannah, her sister, is struggling to find out who
Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead
by T Akery April 18th, 2013 | Book Review, New Releases, Nonfiction
There is some strange idea in society that women can do it all. That they can have family and a successful career without making any sacrifices. It is propagated through a variety of means including the pressure that women put on themselves. In the book, Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead, Sheryl Sandberg blows this idea out of the water.
She is a successful career woman. She did graduate from Harvard and is the COO of Facebook. She does have kids to raise. While some would call her lucky because she didn't come from a poor neighborhood
She is a successful career woman. She did graduate from Harvard and is the COO of Facebook. She does have kids to raise. While some would call her lucky because she didn't come from a poor neighborhood
All the Best — George H. W. Bush
by Kimberly Hays April 11th, 2013 | New Releases
Released March 5th, 2013, All the Best :My Life in Letters and Other Writings, is close to being an autobiography written by our 41st president, George H. W. Bush. The former president, being an avid letter writer his whole life, has released this series of correspondence (in chronological order) to his friends, family, and colleagues. Even if you do not agree with his political stands, this book shows the other side of the man and his passion for his family and his country.
The accounts that he has shared in the book are very intimate, and also include some posts
The accounts that he has shared in the book are very intimate, and also include some posts
“Top Five” Thrilling Mysteries
by Rachel Dushkewich March 27th, 2013 | New Releases
Looking for a great read to keep you on the edge of your seat? These five mysteries will keep your mind twisting and your heart racing through every page! Excellent writing and ingenious plots make any one of these choices fast-paced but profound reads, sure to spark discussion and leave you wanting more! Romance and brilliant character development gives each of these novels even more depth and intrigue, making you wonder much more than “whodunit?” Whether you enjoy legal thrillers, marriage dramas, or games of cat-and-mouse, these picks will sweep you away and keep you engrossed until the very
