This little book is a nice guide to not only success in your field of work, but in life, itself. It's basically the golden rule, but the author has compiled all of the verses in the old and new bibles that have to do with success. Open the book to any page and get your inspiration for the day.

I guess most of us have read the individual Bible verses that Zachary quotes in the little book, but I doubt if anyone remembers all of them and has the instant access to them that this book offers; and the author's advice on how to apply the ancient success rules to all fields of life rings true.

An unusual approach to a cookbook. Tells you how to catch it or buy it, clean it and cook it with humorous stories to bring it alive (the book not the seafood!) The book is delightfully illustrated by renowned artist Claude Howell giving this cookbook a different look. This cookbook is a must for your kitchen whether you are the cook or not. It is such a shame that it is no longer in print. It was my favorite gift for every newlywed couple I knew.

A great page turner!! Over much too soon!! This one is heartly recommended and most readers will simply devour it!!

Duwan, the warrior, had been foremost of the Drinker warriors in training, destined in time to become leader of all the valley's warriors. Then an accident had claimed his arm, leaving him unfit to lead. With no other choice, Duwan turned to Drinker legends for hope, legends of a lost homeland to the south, where the sun was so strong, the soil so rich, that a Sundrinker could regenerate a lost limb.

And so Duwan left the valley, seeking this fabled paradise. But what he found was the Enemy, the dominant, less evolved form of his species called Devourers, who lived by preying upon other life forms. The Devourers, who, ages ago, had driven the Drinkers from their homeland, intent on their total destruction. Yet to Duwan's horror, he found Drinkers too, Drinkers enslaved by cruel Devourer overlords! And suddenly Duwan understands why his destiny had brought him here-to lead his people to freedom!

In Fortier Beach, North Carolina, Chief of Police Dan Munday investigates a call from two boys who found a sneaker containing the remains of a human foot. That later turns out to be that of a male between 15 and 20 years old. Not long after that, Dan begins investigating the apparent suicide of a high school student, Hillary Aycock. This particular death hits the forty-five year old Dan harder than usual because his teenage daughter that he raises by himself attends the same school and knew Hillary.

At about the same time Claredon County Deputy Sheriff Clare Thomas is assigned to stop the violence in the local high school. Soon she finds herself working with Dan looking for two missing teens. Already secretly sweet on one another, working in close proximity begins to blossom into a romance if Dan can ignore that the woman he desires is two decades younger than he is.

This is an exciting police procedural that works extremely well when the two lead law enforcement officials either are on an investigation or their personal lives are displayed. When best-selling author Hugh Zachary pontificates about the current state of the school systems, the story line feels disrupted. Sub-genre readers will want Dan and Clare to make future appearances, but without the fuzzy math.

Harriet Klausner