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Fitness for Dummies – Suzanne Schlosberg and Liz Neporent, M.A.

Fitness for Dummies is yet another product in the long lineup of the popular Dummies series books. Fitness for Dummies promises to inform and educate the most ignorant of those when it comes to fitness and nutrition. The first thing you’ll notice when listening to this audiobook is that the narrator is very annoying in [...]

The Procrastinator’s Handbook: Mastering the Art of Doing It Now

The Procrastinator’s Handbook is an audiobook promising to change the way people handle and deal with the topic of procrastination. Leaving things to the last minute is one of the biggest problems of the everyday person and the Procrastinator’s Handbook is a comprehensive guide that leads you step by step into eliminating procrastination in your [...]

The Men’s Health Playbook: All the Right Moves for Dating, Sex, and Marriage (Unabridged)

The Men’s Health Play Book in a book written by the people of Men’s Health magazine for the sole purpose of helping men succeed in their love lives from the start of the dating game to the end of marriage. To start off the audio book, the narrator tells the listener that the approach of [...]

Essential Spirituality – Roger Walsh, Review

Essential Spirituality is an audiobook intended for those looking for meaningful understanding in their everyday lives. The audiobook attempts to bring spirituality, that is, direct interaction with the sacred. Inner peace and mental comfort are one of the more important things that you will experience when listening to this audiobook. The audiobook begins by differentiating [...]

“Edgar Cayce’s Story of the Old Testament” Review

This is an excellent book, and worth reading. But in my opinion, it isn’t as good as the Story of Jesus. Maybe its just because I found reading about Jesus in a new light, more interesting than reading about the older Biblical characters. Regardless, it is fascinating and it sheds some light on other characters [...]

“Edgar Cayce’s Story of Jesus” Review

After reading one of the Cayce biography type books, you are then ready to delve deeper into what this psychic had to offer. This book is in my opinion, one of the most spiritually hard hitting and realization packed of the old Edgar Cayce books series. Full of truths that make you think. It forced [...]

“The Children of the Law of One & the Lost Teachings of Atlantis” by John Peniel

Typical “Cayce Books”, rather than “related” books, are heavier on quotes from the readings, but are usually far outweighed by commentary and a lot of interpretation by the authors to “explain to you what Cayce meant” in his quotes. But even though this is “just” an Edgar Cayce related book, I can’t say enough about [...]

“Dune Messiah” by Frank Herbert

Paul Atreides’ jihad has overrun the imperium. But even his prescient abilities are not enough to keep him safe. Those powers that are left are beginning to conspire to bring him down under the cloak of anonimity provided by other seers. He continues on his path however despite knowing what it will cost him personally [...]

“Dune” by Frank Herbert

The Emperor and House Harkonnen have conspired to have the Duke Atreides take over the desert planet Arrakis. With no free flowing water Arrakis is a forbidding but wealthy planet as it is the sole source of the longevity drug Melange. Perhaps the Fremen, a warrior people tempered by the harshness of the planet Arrakis [...]

“Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency” by Douglas Adams

Who would have thought that a ghost, a time machine, an irretrievably stuck sofa, an Electric Monk who believes that the world is pink, a Cambridge professor, pizza, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge could be connected. Well, Dirk Gently, for one. That’s why he runs a holistic detective agency and that’s why he starts off investigating [...]

“Diggers” by Terry Pratchett

The nomes escaped from the store that had been the only home they knew when it closed down. They made their new home in an abandoned quarry but now they face the same problems when the quarry is due to be reopened. This time they’re going to fight. But when you’re four inches high how [...]

“Deeper Meaning of Liff, The” by Douglas Adams, John Lloyd

The stated purpose of this book is to bring down words from signposts around the world, where they don’t appear to be doing much to earn their keep, and use them to describe the hundreds of everyday experiences that mysteriously have no word to describe them. While being only sort of fiction this book is [...]

“Dark Side of the Sun, The” by Terry Pratchett

Dom Sabalos should be dead. He’s heir to a fortune, has a planet for a godfather, and the family’s security chief is rumoured to even run checks on himself. Nevertheless all the probability mathematics says he should have been assassinated. It’s worrying people more that it doesn’t seem to have worked. One of Terry Pratchett’s [...]

“Colour of Magic, The” by Terry Pratchett

The Discworld’s first tourist, Twoflower, has just arrived in the great city of Ankh-Morpork and does not appear to realise the danger he is in. The patrician not wanting to be invaded by Twoflower’s country has press ganged the inept wizard Rincewind into protecting Twoflower. The gods play games with mortal men and Rincewind and [...]

“Children of the Mind” by Orson Scott Card

Jane, an evolved computer intelligence with a fondness for Andrew ‘Ender’ Wigan, has the capability to move ships outside of the universe and back to another location instantly. This is just what is needed to save the the sentient species, only one of which is human, on the planet Lusitania. It takes all her processing [...]

“Children of Dune” by Frank Herbert

Paul Atreides is gone but the Fremen, the desert people of Arrakis that he led to domination over the galaxy are still around now led by the regent, his sister Alia of the Knife. Paul leaves behind him his children, twins, who will take their place of power if they survive the intrigues of Alia, [...]

“Carpe Jugulum” by Terry Pratchett

There’s a new breed of vampires about. The father of the family is determined that they will move with the times and the family does regular exercises to build up their tolerance to their traditional weaknesses, garlic, religious icons, etc. And now they are in the ramptops and more powerful than Agnes, more powerful than [...]

“Brentford Triangle, The” by Robert Rankin

Brentford is yet again at the centre of events. Unfortunately, this time events consist of an alien invasion. Pooley and Omally might have had an early indication of this if they hadn’t mistaken the aliens’ laser operated gravitational landing beams to be the work of the council trying to stop them from playing allotment golf. [...]

“Brentford Chainstore Massacre, The” by Robert Rankin

You can always tell when a scientific concept has come of age, the nutters come out of the woodwork. In Brentford Dr Steven Malone is planning to clone Jesus from blood from the Turin shroud. Hopefully this won’t interfere with Brentford’s plans to hold their millenial celebrations a couple of years early. Needless to say [...]

Armageddon: The Musical by Robert Rankin

Earth has missed Armageddon twice. This time though unless a time travelling Elvs, a sprout called Barry and Rex Mundi (who works for the Buddhavision tv channel) can stop it it’s going to be third time unlucky. And that’s one thing the producers of top alien soap opera “The Earthers” do not want to happen. [...]