5
star review for Akrad’s Children by Jeanette O’Hagan
In
Akrad’s Children, we’re introduced to Dinnis, Ista and Mannok.
Slowly we come to care about the three of them, flaws and all, but
mostly we root for Dinnis. He’s the blue Nolmec great grandson of
the Arkon Akrad who he hates. He longs for the day his father will
come and rescue him from Akrad’s cruelty, but after he helps his
father’s Tamrin forces defeat Akrad, Dinnis is disappointed by the
way his father treats him. We follow the three children through many
years of change. The world they live in is described in rich detail
and the history woven into the narrative.
4-star
review of Tips Lawyers
Wish You Knew: Going It Alone at the Courthouse by
Ann D
Ziegler
Many
tips squeezed into this book that's essential reading for anyone
representing themselves in a court case. Those with lawyers can learn
something too. Since I don't belong to either group, I didn't finish
it, but what I read, was presented in an engaging and sometimes
humorous fashion.
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