No Smoking 101: Confessions of a Spy in the President's War on Drugs. How to quit using the drug Nicotine in 2013. (Volume 1) Review

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(More customer reviews)This adventure story has something for everyone. Children, teens, and adults will enjoy the science fiction parts. . .religious references, and there are many true sea stories. All the dreams and charters and plots are interwoven with today's smoking of nicotine. Enjoy. . .I did.

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The Barbeque Joe Chronicles Review

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(More customer reviews)I found the BBQ Joe Chronicles to be the perfect book for anyone who loves a BBQ.
Filled with history and plenty of laughs, this book is a quick read filled with terrific recipes and insider tips on how to unleash the BBQ Beast inside us all. I highly recommend .. the recipes alone are worth the price of admission!!! Happy Grilling!!!

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About the BookMarinate Often and Grill Responsibly! These are words of wisdom from the one and only BarbeQue Joe. In The BarbeQue Joe Chronicles, author Joe Svezia takes readers on a prehistoric expedition to discover the genealogical history of his passion for barbeque, uncovering entertaining stories, bits of advice, and tasty recipes along the way.The journey begins with BarbeQue Joe jumping 11,000 years back in time to unveil the link between the origins of barbeque and Joe's most distant ancestors, and the trail continues from Primal Man into Modern Man's relationship with grilling meat. The Chronicles also explore Barbeque Joe's theories on Modern Man's hierarchical place in the family and gives recommendations for lifestyle adjustments to balance mind, body, and spirit...all related to time spent at the grill, of course. The last part of the book offers a savory grilling guide, featuring 19 of BarbeQue Joe's signature grilling recipes. Rare, Medium, or Done'Read! About the AuthorJoe Svezia lives a multi-faceted life as a father, husband, working actor in Hollywood, senior sales executive in the realm of technology, and most recently, as a published author. In the midst of all of this, Joe has found time to continue to pursue his obsession with all things barbeque related, a passion that was set aflame when his grandfather the butcher taught him the fine art of cutting steaks, filleting chicken and cleaning fish way back when.Joe's most recent grill-minded effort compelled him to scribe an 11,000 year historical tale of Caveman's instinctual desire for combining meat and flame, The BarbeQue Joe Chronicles. The chronicle combines Joe's sometimes unsavory grilled humor with quite savory barbeque recipes, a unique blend of entertainment and education, served up as only BarbeQue Joe can stoke a fire.Joe lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son, and a huge hunk of steel in his backyard that he also spends quality time with--his beloved barbeque grill. For more information, visit www.bbqjoe.com.

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SMOKE AND MIRRORS Review

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(More customer reviews)Other than some editing issues which need to be cleaned up, I think Smoke and Mirrors is a good book and definitely an interesting story if you take it as that, just a story. I'm sure there is accurate information in there as far as locales go, since Mr. Starmann was in Berlin and knows his way around, but the book is fiction and should be taken that way. There are several story lines that hold your attention and keep you reading. The characters range from crazy to outrageous to heart warming but they are all entertaining. A very good read.

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Berlin, 1978: as the Cold War rages, the intelligence officers of the United States Military Liaison Mission hunt for the newest Soviet tank, the T-80. After two deaths and near disaster, they realize a mole works among them, a spy who reports to Markus Wolf, Chief of East German Intelligence. As the hunt for the T-80 continues, the mole continues to damage "The Mission" as much as possible, while counter-intelligence vows to stop him at all costs. Meanwhile, the so-called PX Bandits loot Germany six ways from Sunday. But, Army CID is just one step behind them. Little do the thieves know that they will help allied intelligence in a way they could never have imagined.

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Everyone's Wrong Except Me: Hairy Pothead Smokes the Philosopher's Cone Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a very funny, controversial and thought provoking book. There is something here to please and offend everyone. Alias Pseudonym truly presents a unique perspective on life, politics, the universe and everything with a twisted and anarchic sense of humor. I love this book & so will you.

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Drink, Fish, Smoke: Preparing for a Life in Law Enforcement Review

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(More customer reviews)The red and blue lights flashing behind you as you pull to the side of the road. What did I do, was I driving too fast? As you sit and wait for the officer to explain the situation just imagine what is going through their head - every stop, every call could lead to front page news. How does someone make a career choice that leads to defending and protecting the citizens of your town? Drink, Fish, Smoke shows the more human side of law enforcement, a story most rarely consider and few ever think about. Within it's pages lie the story of a boy who grew up to protect the freedoms most take for granted, making mistakes along the way and above all being human. This book is everything you need if you are considering a career or just curious in a behind the scenes look at what makes law enforcement so intriguing. While reading this book I did something I wasn't expecting, I laughed... a lot! Humorous and well written it has something for everyone, and it just might change your outlook towards those who serve and protect.

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It's All Smoke & Mirrors (Chronicles of Shawn Donnelly) Review

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(More customer reviews)In Greek mythology Cassandra was given the gift of prophecy by Apollo and then cursed by him when he made sure that no one would believe her. Shawn Donelly must carry some of Cassandra's genetic material in her blood, with a slight twist. Shawn has inherited a sixth sense from her Irish grandmothers. The problem is that Shawn is the queen of misdirection. She usually figures out "what" is wrong, but she invariably is confused about "who" created the problem. Shawn bumbles her way through three mysteries, sometimes helped by old friends from college, but often hindered by them also. In the first she comes to suspect all of her friends when they are isolated in a mountain cabin and one of them is murdered. The second has Shawn convinced the grizzly serial killer who is terrorizing men in the city is working in the cubicle near hers. In the final story, the interactive murder theater that Shawn and her friends are performing for an audience becomes more realistic than what they rehearsed. As Shawn stumbles around trying to solve the mysteries, she will have the reader wondering, if she was your friend, would you laugh with her or have her committed to an institution?
These stories are fresh and go in directions the reader will not anticipate. At times it's not certain whether a character should be liked or slapped, but they're definitely fun to read about. This book is definitely worth spending a few hours with.

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When Shawn Donnelly gets into trouble, she does it well. She can't even go on a little weekend getaway with her old college chums without running into a corpse or two.And to top things off, her new co-worker seems to have a very unnatural interest in the serial killer that's running rampant in the Detroit metro area.It's no wonder why Shawn decides to take up a nice, safe hobby like theatre.No matter what Shawn does--from falling in love with a woman who might be a murderer, to breaking into a co-worker's home in search of dead bodies--she does it with her own flair.Join Therese Szymanski as she takes a walk on the sillier side of the gritty crime scene detective novel and introduces readers to her newest alternate personality--Shawn Donnelly.

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Shoveling Smoke Review

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(More customer reviews)This debut crime novel just came out, and the title is from Oliver Wendell Holmes: "Lawyers spend a great deal of time shoveling smoke." The cover picture gives you a good idea of the kind of humor this book is full of. It's the story of a burnt-out Houston tax lawyer who heads to small town Jenks, Texas, to escape the rat race. Quirky Southern characters, bizarre plot twists and outrageously funny situations abound in Austin Davis' first novel.


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