Mitzi Szereto has done it again in The Best New True Crime Stories: Partners in Crime, the fifth anthology of true crime stories focusing on partners doing the deeds. The stories take us from Germany to the US, back to London before landing on East...

Travels with Maurice: An Outrageous Adventure in Europe in 1968 tells the story of an average American man who traveled with the son of the richest man in the world at the time. Author Gary L. Orleck was a self-described “nobody” who drove almost 20,000...

LaDonna Marie brings together a collection of letters full of warm wishes that she dedicates to her sisters. These letters are more than just that; they give life advice and tips that will be useful to readers. Things I Wish I Knew: Letters to My...

The Big Bliss Blueprint: 100 Little Thoughts to Build Positive Life Changes is an easy-to-read book about finding, accepting, and appreciating yourself and ultimately developing a positive relationship with the people around you, resulting in a blissful life. Shell Phelps succinctly describes the challenges people...

Jewels was born in the early seventies to parents who faced familial demons. While her father had the shame and abandonment of children born out of wedlock, her mother suffered verbal and emotional abuse from her dad. Marriage was their escape, but it wasn’t perfect....

The dangers, failings, fun, and just plain weird events in online dating are all covered in this book. Catherine R Berra recounts not only her experiences but those of friends, both men and women, on occasions when they have met a prospective partner after connecting...

There is a lot of incorrect or incomplete information regarding the Twin Flame topic on the web. If you (like me) are curious to discover more about this subject and are looking for a reliable and exhaustive source, I recommend that you read Coral Y....

Five years after her mother died, Peggy O'Toole found the aérogrammes she sent her mother when she was a student and traveling in France. Reading these aérogrammes brings back her memories of this time from June 1970 to November 1971. In her memoir - Then...

If you expect a dull, dry Haggadah, then you will be pleasantly surprised. Martin Bodek has written The Coronavirus Haggadah as a humorous look at a Jewish high and holy day that has existed for millennia. Social distancing, disease, and fear will not keep a...

We often hear that if you want to keep your correspondence, you should not write emails but letters because it is much easier to delete and forget the former rather than the latter. That may be true, but Mike Rembis' The Rembis Report is an...