April 2022 - Books That Make You

Betsey Kulakowski’s Latest Add-On to her Paranormal Series is a Must-Read, The Monk’s Grimoire

January 27, 2023April 22, 2022 by Bree

Bestselling author Betsey Kulakowski just released The Monk’s Grimoire, the 4th installment of her paranormal thriller series The Veritas Codex, March 1, 2022. The Veritas Codex is a supernatural thriller series following television host Lauren Grayson. She and her team went on various adventures, exploring paranormal mysteries, including the Bigfoot, aliens, spirits, ancient runes, and more, all for … Read more

Mindless Behaviors: Breaking Through Unseen Barriers by Beatrice Adenodi

April 21, 2022 by Bree

Mindless Behaviors is a self-improvement book written by Beatrice Adenodi. In this first book, she seeks to raise awareness to the toxic behaviors we have and enable in others, by not being our authentic self. Through a series of seven short stories, she illustrates different kinds of these mindless behaviors and explains how to identify … Read more

Paulino Mamiir Chol Turns Tragedy into Triumph in New Memoir, Leading the Lost Boys

January 27, 2023April 21, 2022 by Bree

Paulino Mamiir Chol, author and member of the Lost Boys of South Sudan, shares his personal story from being a kidnapping survivor to a leader in his latest memoir ‘Leading the Lost Boys: The Untold Journey.’ Paulino Mamiir Chol boldly tells an untold story as an effort to fight the inhuman darkness humans are capable of … Read more

Harrison Taylor, Author of Those Who Hunt Wolves, Interview

April 20, 2022 by Bree

Harrison Taylor, author of Those Who Hunt Wolves is an avid fan of cinema. He started his writing career by writing screenplays but soon realized his imagination could fill entire novels. His goal in writing is to meld his love for cinema and literature together, creating worlds that are unique and engaging. His newest book, … Read more

Heather Mathes, Shares Health Lessons in Paid to Be Perfect

April 20, 2022 by Bree

Heather Mathes, author of Paid to Be Perfect started modeling back in 1988, in 2008 she retired to be a mother, but not after a very successful 10 years in fit modeling with major retail brands. in 2016 she came out of retirement and continue to model, with the exact same measurements as when she … Read more

JD Mass’ Guide to Healing Racism, Race for What?

January 27, 2023April 16, 2022 by Bree

“Race For What? A White Man’s Journey & Guide to Healing Racism from Within” is a memoir by JD Mass which talks about racism in the most personal and thought-provoking way. Even in this generation, racism is still one of the issues prevalent in our society. Racism, which is the prejudice and discriminatory behaviors directed towards … Read more

Experience Techno-Thriller in Another Level, Those Who Hunt Wolves

January 27, 2023April 15, 2022 by Bree

“Those Who Hunt Wolves” is the debut novel by international author Harrison Taylor. In his debut book, Harrison Taylor offers a techno-thriller book that serves as a wake-up call to what our world would become if technology went out of hand—it tackles the possible terrifying effects of technology not just in the world but also on … Read more

From Slave to Leader with Paulino Mamiir Chol, author of Leading the Lost Boys

May 5, 2022April 13, 2022 by Nikki Scott

Books That Make You Experience a Harrowing Journey As a child, Paulino Mamiir Chol was kidnapped, separated from his family, and taken by gunpoint to Northern Sudan. He rose up and became a leader to the frightened, hungry band of boys the world would come to know as The Sudanese Lost Boys. On a quest … Read more

Heather Mathes Shares the Secret to Finding Perfect in Her Latest Book, Paid to Be Perfect

January 27, 2023April 8, 2022 by Bree

“Paid to Be Perfect: The Secret to Finding Your Perfect” is the debut book by fit model Heather Mathes. Heather Mathes introduces us to various wellness methods, fitness, skincare, and nutrition guidelines that she developed as a fit model for over 30 years in her first book. With being paid as a fit model from her … Read more

Books That Make You Understand Racism

May 5, 2022April 6, 2022 by Nikki Scott

Books That Make You Understand Racism We’re living in a time that, politically and ideologically, seems to be getting more and more polarized. In such a heated atmosphere, what can we do to heal relations and communications between black, white and brown people? Is it possible to open our hearts and minds, and ask … Read more