The Sins of the Father by Jeffrey Archer I've now finished The Sins of the Father, Book #2 of the 7 book, 2,500 page Clifton Chronicles series by Jeffrey Archer. It's a great story as members of prominent, and not-so-prominent European families struggle with everyday problems on the eve of…
The holidays are here and we're still trying to figure out how we're going to get it all done. You know, all the productivity stuff we talk about S o, instead of asking you to work at something – anything – I’ve decided to give you a gift of holiday…
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Gunmetal Gray by Mark Greaney Take a look at this recent run of badass protagonists: Evan Smoak, an off-the-books assassin, novel #2, The Nowhere Man Sean Dillon, former IRA assassin in book #22, The Midnight Bell Jericho Quinn, Special Agent, book #7, Field of Fire Pike Logan, an off-the-record Taskforce…
Yes, the holidays are here and already the list of things to do continues to grow – completing the annual budget, planning parties, visiting with friends, figuring out what to get who for when … and so it goes. Y et, my spirit remains strong, so I’ve prepared a menu…
Only Time Will Tell by Jeffrey Archer It's time for me to tackle the Clifton Chronicles by Jeffrey Archer, a fabulous English storyteller. Archer is the bestselling author ... of over 330 million books ... and begins this ambitious series with Only Time Will Tell. You can see Archer's short video…
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The Nowhere Man by Gregg Hurwitz I'm happy to see Evan Smoak return in Nowhere Man, the 2nd installment of the new series from Gregg Hurwitz. You may recall his debut novel, Orphan X, which I told you about last April. Evan Smoak, aka Orphan X, is a former member…
Daniel Martinez has been at Pearl Harbor for 32 years and is its Chief Historian. He worries about our collective memory. "M ost of the young people that come here don’t have a clue what happened at this place … and don’t even know who won the war.” [pullquote]Those who…