Predator - Jack Olsen

Category: Books

Genre: Non-Fiction, Based on a True Story

BAuthor: Jack Olsen

Overview and Review of Predator a book written by Jack Olsen.

This is a true story about a man named "Steve Titus" (a pseudonym to protect the identity) who was falsely accused of raping a woman named Celia Dalton. For eight (8) long months he suffered under a trial he did not commit. Along with it his career and sense of well-being ended.

The work was done by a serial rapist / psychopath who raped about 50-55 all in all named Mac Smith (a pseudonym as well).

There sure are some loopholes in every government system and this book shows how it could be made possible. I'm sure there are many others who were convicted of a crime they did not commit and that is just so sad.

The end was more like a report of events of what happened after uncovering the real story with the help of a journalist. It was reported and well accounted in the book. The family that Mac Smith grew up with.

RBS

Category: Website

Are you into European international rugby tournament or rugby games? And you want to stay updated with the six (6) nations championship?

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RBS 6 Nations is the official website for Europe's premier international rugby tournament. The six nations are composed of: England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales. You can view the website in three languages: English, French and Italian. The website provides you with the latest news, match previews, and match reports. Each nation have their own corresponding page. They have the fixtures and results, table, and match data. They have their own photo gallery for all you fanatics out there and some videos in their archives.

If you are into the History they have a separate page for it as well. They also have up-to-date information with the championship, you can also view the Six Nations Council. Also available are the rules, tickets, trophies, press releases and newsletters.

They also have a Fanzone which is just so great for all you craving fans of the Six Nations Championship. They have wallpapers, venue guides, games, podcasts, RBS Young guns, team RBS, Competitions, and Club Linking Program.

So go and visit RBS 6 Nations Now.

The Angel is Near - Deepak Chopra and Martin Greenberg

Category: Book

Genre: Spiritual / Fiction

Author: Deepak Chopra and Martin H. GreenBerg


Overview and Review of The Angel Is Near by Deepak Chopra.

If you are born with wings, do nothing to stop them from growing.

The story started with two soldiers in a small village in Kosovo who heard about a strange sound coming from an old abandoned church and once inside they were struck down by a flash of blinding light. A story about an American Doctor named Michael Aulden who found himself in an event so different from what he calls REAL. He is living two situations at the same time. He was able to separate himself from his body and he was given the chance to re-create his current reality.

The first "Deepak Chopra" book I have read.

Though it is fiction it is also very enlightening. It brought me once again to light. It reminded me once again to just be in the light when one is in the dark. This basically talks about guides and angels.. very nice. I like the "Angel's Voice" part here.

Paradise Lost - J.A. Jance

Category: Book

Genre: Mystery

Author: J.A. Jance

Overview and Review of Paradise Lost a Joanna Brady series by J.A. Jance

Two Girl Scouts who were out camping named Dora Matthews (13yrold) and Jenny Brady (12yrold) found a body of a missing woman lies, naked, lifeless and abandoned in the desolate beauty of Apache Pass one night. Jenny Brady happens to be the daughter of Sheriff Joanna Brady.

I guess this is not one of her best, but nevertheless it's entertaining (I always say this kind of statement to an A-OK book). Although, the plot was unique and all but there's just so much talk in this book. But, it gives you a lot of details about the Arizona countryside which you would really appreciate. If you are into a fast-read mystery this book is for you. :)

The Anastasia Syndrome and other stories - Mary Higgins Clark

Category: Books

Genre: Thriller

Author: Mary Higgins Clark

Overview and Review of the Anastasia Syndrome and Other Stories (Lucky Day, Double Vision and The Lost Angel) by Mary Higgins Clark.

I was always curious as to how Mary Higgins Clark writes. Finally, I got the chance to read one of her book that has lots of different stories written by her.

The Anastasia Syndrome - 3 and a half

The title refers to a drug used to regress a certain person back to history. A story that transported me to old English history with King Charles I and King Charles II because it involves a woman named Judith Chase who is a historical writer. Judith Chase was an orphan during World War II. Part of writing English History was the plan of tracing back her origins/roots. In one social gathering, she met a Doctor who was deemed a charlatan by the many because of his discovery of the "Anastasia Syndrome".

Very nicely written, and what a twist. She builds your tension right from the beginning to the end. No happy-endings with her though.

Lucky Day - 4

A man named Bill was telling everybody he met that he was feeling lucky. During that lucky day he was found dead during a cold wet night at a park. Nora one of the person Bill loves to gab with felt sorry for the old man and was determined to find out about his death.

Even though the story is short, it is still filled with suspense. It also managed to be mysterious up until the end. An ending I wasn't expecting. Nice twist but sad.

Double Vision - 2 and a half

This is about a frustrated psychotic actor named Jimmy who is out to get Caroline who he believes to have spoiled his acting career and at the same time calling her his "jinx".

Not one of her best but equally entertaining.

The Lost Angel - 2 and a half

This story tells of a lost girl named Jamie and was found posing for a magazine as an angel.

Sweet story and it did not lack the thrill. Sweet ending.

Enchanted Love - Marianne Williamson

Category: Book

Genre: Self-Help

Author: Marianne Williamson

Overview and Review of Enchanted Love a Guide to Intimate Relationships by Marianne Williamson.

It's a nice book, although I can't quite grasp some aspects in the book. Maybe, it's just too deep or something. It helped me clear out some baggages or questions I have about love this time. She would take you to another realm.

She's a great writer. She uses enchanting words and quite fit for the title. She uses a lot of picture language I have a hard time picturing out.

I recommend this book to people who are having trouble with their partners, are stuck from a past love, wants to fall in love, divorced people, people who are in and out of relationships sometimes. It's not a how-to book but somehow it sheds a lot of light to what you are going through. It can lighten up your load.

Happy, Enchanting Love!

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