Women of Color in Tech
The book is highly recommended for all Blacks and indeed everyone who desires to see a positive change in the involvement of women of color in tech.
Malila of the Scorch
The book is quite enjoyable to read, however, its plot and character make-up is more of fantasy in nature.
Genre: Dystopian, Political,
EXILES’ ESCAPE
The book is quite thrilling and as a Sci-Fi, the use of advanced equipment/gadgets, especially by the Unity State was common such as the CORE, O.A, implants, robots, R-ships, Bio-Generated-Interface and CRNA—zombie troopers which is complimented with a number of …
HAPPI MONEY: Free money for all
Without doubt, this book is at best thought-provoking and probably alarmist on its flipside. It is that type of book that one could read several times over and yet still find it intriguing on each occasion.
Blind Trust
Family intrigues as well as international politics involving belligerent nations must be overcome if Japan’s damaged LNG infrastructure must be repaired, which of course is the ultimate goal.
Opium and the Red Rose
At 639 pages, Opium and the Red Rose is relatively voluminous but no doubt engaging all through till the very end.
Genre: Adventure, Historical …
SHAKTI and THE PRINCE (Enslavement of Earth)
Shakti and the Prince is a mix of prehistoric life and modern life as well as theology. It is equally a relationship between humans as we have them today and a race of extraterrestrial species with super human abilities.
Common Sense and Reasonable Answers
The author touched on virtually every facet of life in America, from jobs to economy, national debt to healthcare system and security, and also on Christianity and the Church with thought provoking ideas on human existence and the afterlife.