Title: My Risky Romance in Turkey Author: Karen Carlson Publisher: Bookside Press ISBN:1990695582 Pages: 202 Genre: Memoirs Reviewed by: Alyssa Avina Hollywood Book Reviews There is something far too intriguing about a well-executed and impeccably detailed memoir. It's a way of peeking into someone's life, their thoughts, their fears and their hopes. You begin
Title: Thorny Life (2nd Edition) Author: Gurinder Abrol Publisher: Diamond Media Press Co. ISBN: 978-195130292-4 Genre: Memoir Pages: 80 Reviewed by: Gabriella Harrison Hollywood Book Reviews Gurinder Abrol provides valuable insight about cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis in her memoir, Thorny Life (2nd Edition). In this memoir, she shares what it’s like to be an Asian
Title: Lost Without Him Author: Carol Scutt Publisher: Ewings Publishing LLC ISBN: 978-1957203485 Pages: 212 Genre: Biographies & Memoirs Reviewed by: Christina Avina Hollywood Book Reviews If there is one force in all the world which has been proven powerful enough to start wars and yet simultaneously save lives is that of love. Love is a
Title: The General’s Wife: The Final Betrayal Author: Brenda Gantt Publisher: Writers Branding, LLC ISBN: 1954341822 Pages: 126 Genre: Autobiography Reviewed by: Dan MacIntosh Hollywood Book Reviews Brenda Gantt found out the hard way that there’s a big difference between the American dream popular culture sells us, and the harsh truth of
Title: My Father Killed President John F. Kennedy Author: Bruce H. Bell ISBN: 9781643789798 Publisher: Austin Macauley Genre: Historical Memoir, Political Science Pages: 418 Reviewed by: Lily Amanda Hollywood Book Reviews The assassination of John F. Kennedy has been wrapped in a bleary semblance of conspiracy theories that have roiled around for decades. Author
Title: Indian Annie: A Grandmother's Story Author: Sally Avery Bermanzohn Publisher: Inks and Bindings ISBN: 9798886150728 Pages: 160 Genre: Biographical History Reviewed by: David Allen Hollywood Book Reviews Indian Annie, who was born in 1820, lived through the Civil War and the scattering of Native American people under the press of the genocidal expansionism of 'white folk.'
Title: Are You Wearing My Other Shoe? Author: Marcia Bundalian Stephen Publisher: URLink Print & Media, LLC ISBN: 978-1684860913 Pages: 200 Genre: Biographies & Memoirs Reviewed by: Jack Chambers Hollywood Book Reviews Something that often gets people thinking about the course of things and how the journey they’ve been on can change at a moment’s notice is the intricate details of
Title: Come, Climb Toward God: Are You Hungry for God? Author: Marianna W. Albritton Publisher: Brilliant Books Literary ISBN: 978-1641336963 Pages: 40 Genre: Memoir / Self-Help Reviewed by: Barbara Bamberger Scott Hollywood Book Reviews Christian writer and teacher Marianna W. Albritton recalls her personal “climb” to greater understanding in this combined manual and
Title: Black, White, and Gray All Over: A Black Man's Odyssey in Life and Law Enforcement Author: Frederick Reynolds Publisher: MindStir Media ISBN: 1638485216 Pages: 396 Genre: Memoir Reviewed by: David Allen Hollywood Book Reviews Every once in a great while, a book comes along that truly captures the spirit of the times. Black, White,
Title: Becoming The Admiral’s Wife - A Dual Memoir of a Called Pair Author: Cecily Watson Kelln Publisher: Proisle Publishing Services, LLC ISBN: 1737525550 Pages: 420 Genre: Memoir Reviewed by: Margie Przybylski Hollywood Book Reviews One of the most interesting memoirs I have ever read - Becoming the Admiral’s Wife is the story of
