Dead Cant Rant

This is one of the sloppiest-written books I have ever had the misfortune of wasting precious time to read. I had hoped to be entertained as it is a Cussler book — I mean, this is THE Clive Cussler we’re talking about. However, as this was the first Cussler book I’ve read, I can only [...]

I picked this book up after seeing it on an endcap display at Barnes & Noble for a couple of weeks, alongside several modern-day fantasy vampire novels. I could give a rat’s butt about vampire novels (other than the great Interview With a Vampire), but this one jumped out at me for some unknown reason, [...]

This is the very first horror novel I have ever read, so I may not be the best to review it. “Horror” is almost not the right term; I would classify it more as a “supernatural thriller” but that’s just me. Suffice to say that I was at least somewhat impressed, but then again some [...]

In The Death of Right and Wrong: Exposing the Left’s Assault on Our Culture and Values, Tammy Bruce shows the reader what life is really like inside the Left’s standard-bearer institutions of feminism and gay rights: moral vacuity and hatred on a scale that most of us will simply find incomprehensible.
Ms. Bruce is the product [...]

While reading through Vengeance: The True Story of an Israeli Counter-Terrorist Hit Team by George Jonas, (soon to be a major motion picture) I came across something very interesting considering our current state of affairs in the world.
Bottom line: “modern” terrorism, from the past thirty years or so, is a direct result of Soviet [...]

I just finished this book tonight, and I have to say it truly is an eye-opener into the sheer insanity that passes for civilized behavior at the United Nations. Actually, though the book purports to be about the UN, only the first 100 or so of it’s 140-odd pages (the rest are an Appendix [...]