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Anyone who’s ever marketed on Amazon will tell you that the company’s model is to “make more popular what’s already popular.” In that same vein, trouble seems to have a knack for compounding itself in …
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The “Con Game” is on! The sequel to “License to Lie” was released just this week. In honor of the occasion, I’m trying out a little giveaway. You can enter to win a soft cover copy of “Con Game” if …
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Former U.S. Army paratrooper Chuck Driskell's latest novel, “To the Lions,” is a blend of crime, suspense, and spy genres. In addition to talking about his writing for this interview, the former …
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With summer just around the corner, it’s time to look forward to catching up on home repairs, remodeling projects, and other ways to enhance the value of your biggest investment. Maybe the roof is …
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I’d be surprised if you haven’t heard of the Heartbleed bug by now. However, while many people want to shut out all the technobabble on the internet, this is one issue we should all be paying …
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“The Collector of Dying Breaths” by M.J. Rose brings together two stories, one from the 16th century, the other modern day. The fascinating historical portion of this novel revolves around René le …
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We’d taken a Hop-on/Hop-off tour that took us to the Fukuoka Garden, a Japanese Garden for Auckland’s, and Lakeside Park, a massive park that surrounds a lake. While both places involve a central body of water surrounded by landscaped grounds, they couldn’t be more different.
