BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

Lady President

Lady President by Linda Owen is the story of the President of the United States-Stephanie Franklin. Her term of office coincides with the term of a ruthless African dictator that has been compared to Stalin. Bantu Sibaba is taking over Africa and needs to be stopped. If that weren't enough for Stephanie to deal with, she is also faced with personal, ...

Layered Leadership: Drive Double-Digit Growth and Dominate Your Competition with Creative Strategies and Execution

Lawrence R. Armstrong, author of the acclaimed book “Layered Leadership,” is a prominent figure in the fields of architecture, design, and leadership. Known for his expertise in internal design and the architectural world, he has built a reputation as a sought-after consultant and engaging speaker. In addition to his professional accomplishments, ...

Leading for Transformation: Navigating the Shifting Landscape of Work

Dr. Jonathan H. Westover's groundbreaking book, "Leading for Transformation: Navigating the Shifting Landscape of Work," will help you uncover innovative methods to reflect on your strengths and weaknesses, enabling you to develop a powerful and authentic leadership model that aligns with your goals and inspires those around you. This ...

Leading From the Feminine

Leading from the Feminine, by Laurie Benson, is subtitled A Guide to Accessing Your Deeper, Feminine Wisdom Needed to Heal Our Global Disconnection. This thought-provoking tome is the result of the author's question, "What story, or deep wisdom, is living inside you ready to be shared?" Benson's message is to inspire men as well ...

Learning on the Fly and Laughing Till I Cry

Learning on the Fly and Laughing till I Cry. A Journal of Mothering, My Daughter from Ages One to Seven, is a charming memoir drawn from the journals the author, Deb Preston, kept while her daughter was growing up. Preston taps into the hearts and minds of moms with her stories. The author states that as the mom of a newborn, ...

Left for Dead at Nijmegen

Author Marcus A, Nannini conducted many in-depth interviews with WWII veteran, Gene Metcalfe. Left for Dead at Nijmegen sub-titled The True Story of an American Paratrooper in World War II is so intriguing that it would read as a memoir if written in the first person. Gene’s personality and memory allow his story to be recreated with astounding ...

Legacy

Legacy, written by the enigmatic author known as "The Chronicler," is a sweeping fantasy epic that follows the lives of several young warriors on the world of Utopia, a place where ancient magic coexists with advanced technology.  The protagonist is, "Dark Angelus Everlast," also known as "Angel," ...

Letters to a Young Teacher

"Letters to a Young Teacher, Wisdom for Those who Guide Others" authored by Paul O'Neill and Francinne Gacilo is not just another self-help book; it's presented as a unique written dialogue that unfolds between a young teacher, Francinne Gachilo, who finds herself at a critical juncture, actively seeking guidance as she grapples ...

Liberty Bound

Nathaniel M. Wrey, author of a futuristic fantasy, Liberty Bound, has created a refreshingly different view of a survival tale. Through his study of history and understanding of the present, his rapid-fire narrative takes the reader into criminal minds, violence, and movie/ screenplay adaptable action.

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Liberty-Loving Lafayette

Liberty-Loving Lafayette by Dorothea Jensen, is a unique, poetic, historical presentation of how "America's Favorite Fighting Frenchman" contributed to winning American Independence. Jensen's well-researched and accurate history is presented in a lyrical, poetic rhyme scheme reminiscent of Longfellow's "The Midnight Ride ...