Review from Other Side of the Night →
“You must get me a better position.” “Find me some votes.” Yes, there’s been over a century of public shaming of Stanley Lord. No, it’s not enough. Holding him properly accountable at the time might very well have deterred some of the psychopathy rampant in international business and politics today. Shame will obviously never suffice..
Review from Pearl’s Dragon →
I am a 67 year old woman and I don’t speak like a 90 year old. this makes it difficult to listen to.
Review from Marine →
This book was a good introduction for me to a new sci-fi story type. I’m sure I’ll read some more.
Not much new in the book in terms of success principles but nice affirmation that all those books work. The tiny personal story portion of the book was the best part.
Review from Choosing Riley →
Such a lame book. I wonder if the writer actually went to school at all.
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
It is just repetitive motivational Sh*** . Don’t waste your time if you already read books Similar Think and grow rich .
Review from Twin Dragons →
I have never seen a woman as dumb as a box of rocks as Melina. I feel she asked for the trouble of putting her mates in terrible almost fatal situations.
We will never know the full truth. Most Americans felt the Warren Commission just tried to placate the public. The same situation exists today. The Democrats in Congress are trying to investigate the January 6, 2021 Insurrection on the US Capitol with major opposition from the Republicans. Once again, we may never know about another..
Taylor Caldwell knocks it out of the ballpark. Holds your attention from the beginning. Highly recommend
Review from Recollections of a Private Soldier in the Army of the Potomac →
This survivor relates a long series of degrading and harrowing experiences which reveal more than the best historian ever will. It is masterfully written: Private Wilkerson says very much, very quickly—and then stops. It is an enlightening Civil War gem.