Intriguing Biographies You Now Have Time to Read Misia/the Life of Misia Sert by Arthur Gold and Robert Fitzdale. Misia Sert (1872-1950) became, through three cultured, increasingly well [...] March 22, 2020
The Art of Forgery – Books Since the beginning of time, “art” has been copied, wrongly credited, and forged. Romans copied the work of ancient Greeks passing it [...] March 18, 2020
Poet’s Corner – The Shelter of Unity Eyes wide openedThe world awakens to something bigger than a divided plane A turn in the road begins whereSurvival is a sign of attentionTo [...] March 15, 2020
Robert Dugoni’s A Cold Trail – Solving Two Old Cases Seattle homicide detective Tracy Crosswhite is on maternity leave. While the family’s Redmond, Washington house is being renovated, she [...] March 7, 2020
Hide Away – Rachel Marin Will Do Anything to Protect Her Children She had the perfect life as a suburban wife and mother. But when her husband is slain in brutal fashion – the killer still loose [...] March 1, 2020
Hilary Davidson’s Don’t Look Down – No Outrunning Your Past Jo Greaver had a horrific beginning. Raised in a foreign country by a mother who was an addict and made bad choices in men, Jo leaves for [...] February 23, 2020
Evil Lurks in Lisa Gardner’s When You See Me After hikers discover human remains in the wilds of Georgia, a federal task force is pulled together to investigate. It doesn’t take [...] February 20, 2020
Irving Berlin-New York Genius by James Kaplan Irving Berlin (born Israel Isidore Beilin 1888-1989), another of our invaluable immigrants, arrived at Ellis Island from Russia, age five. [...] February 14, 2020