Book Review: The Apology
“I’m sorry” are words too many survivors will sadly never hear. I never heard them. Ever. Narcissists don’t apologize. They project their guilt onto their prey. I’ve often contemplated writing […]
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Review: The Mueller Report
Why isn’t Donald J. Trump in the prison cell next to Michael Cohen tonight? 525 former federal prosecutors are asking the same question today. If you invest the time and […]
Book Review: The Tattooist of Auschwitz
Would you have survived the Holocaust? This is the central question in Heather Morris’ The Tattooist of Auschwitz. I’m fairly certain I would have wanted the SS troopers to just […]
The Accidental Further Adventures of the 100-year-old Man
Have you ever wanted to just climb out the window and embark on a new life? “I’m outta here!” Allan Karlsson’s madcap adventures as The 100-year-old Man Who Climbed Out […]
RIP, Kiwi Mary
Kiwi Mary made a dent in the Universe. My book review followers will remember her as the host of the World’s Best Book Club (WBBC) which is based in Auckland, […]
Book Review: The Wife
“Will you be my wife?” No, this isn’t a marriage proposal. It is a question many women secretly ask themselves when the stress of multi-tasking and demanding expectations becomes too […]
Book Review: My Own Words
International Women’s Day seems like a great time to celebrate women who blazed the legal eagle trail. I was delighted to read about them in Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s My Own […]
Book Review: The Threat
Why? Why were there so many connections between Russia and the Trump campaign? Why have there been so many attempts to cover it up? Why do Trump’s behavior, actions, and […]
Books: Nicolle Wallace’s Trilogy
Would Washington, D.C. be different if women ran the government? This is the central premise of Nicolle Wallace‘s trilogy of political thrillers: Eighteen Acres, It’s Classified, and Madam President. Ms. […]
Book Review: The Rooster Bar
The Rooster Bar by John Grisham is a sobering read for anyone contemplating graduate school. . .especially law school. While many aspects of the plot aren’t plausible or credible, the […]
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