Author Nathalie Noisette shares the guided steps new entrepreneurs can take to improve their credit scores and access the finances to become successful in the book “Converted: Uncover the Hidden Strategies You Need to Easily Achieve Massive Credit Score Success”.
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Hi everyone! I'm so excited to be resharing my review for author Martha Carr's "Eamon: Queen of the Flightless Dragons". To refresh your memory, here is a snippet of the…
Author and poet James Morehead take readers on a journey from childhood to adulthood, from Soviet Union era-Russia to the Canadian wilderness, Wyoming, and beyond in his book “portraits of red and gray: memoir poems”.
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Author Henning Kuersten uses new professional image analysis, video footage, and so much more to discuss and even debunk some of the theories surrounding one of mountaineering’s most haunting cases and works to discover the truth in the book “The Dyatlov Pass: Not a Cold Case”.
Four people defined by their past and reluctant to accept love find themselves drawn together and must discover if they can truly have a happily ever after in author Magdalena Stanhoff’s “The Flaws in Our Prayers: A Novel”.
A young hero who lost her mentor finds help from a man in the future who has lost his way as a hero himself in author Alex Segura’s “Araña and Spider-Man 2099: Dark Tomorrow”, the latest YA Marvel novel!
Author Alysia Silberg shares a powerful memoir about escaping a life of poverty and violence in South Africa to become a leading voice in the world of Silicon Valley startups and responsible technology development in her book “Unemployable: How I Hired Myself”.