Review: The Killer Across the Table - John E. Douglas and Mark Olshaker - May 2019 Lately, I had wanted to get back into reading about Serial Killers and True Crime stories as it has been a few years since I went through this phase last. One of the books I read first was The Killer Across the Table which was fascinating. This story is based on the life of the FBI agent John E. Douglas and contained several interviews with criminals he has done. His interviews were all about profiling them and finding out what was going through their mind just before they killed and during/after the kill. More so their thought patterns etc rather than the act itself. John E. Douglas was also the agent to create the BAU which the TV show Criminal Minds unit was based on. He has also been the inspiration for shows like Mindhunter, Mentalist, and Hannibal movies. As I have always found the psychology behind the crimes and the personalities of the killers fascinating, I loved this book. ...

Review: Pseudo Personality - Book #1 Wasatch Mountains - Kimbra Townsend -December 2017 Ever read a book and thought that it was something else? That's what I thought when I started to read this book. For some reason and I don't know exactly why but I had a rendition of Pride and Prejudice going on in my mind. Don't ask me why, but I did. Instead, I am reading this book about an author named Elizabeth aka Beth, who writes psychology books and relates relationships to gardening. Her main philosophy though is that at the beginning of a relationship everyone has this pseudo personality - a facade that we put on and it takes three years for that facade to disappear entirely and their true colors to shine through and that's when you realize if you are meant to be. She has prided herself on this, that is until she meets Josh - who is helping her rebuild her uncle's cabin into a home. Along with her assistant Amy, they settle into life here and ...

  Title: Wizard or Warrior By: LD Doornbosch Publication Date: February 11, 2016 Genre: Non Fiction - Self Help In relationships as with other things, you get what you ask for. That becomes a problem when you don't know what you want! Wizard or Warrior summarizes 22 character archetypes, based on the Major Arcana of the Tarot, which make up the human race. It explains character traits, good and bad, and what makes each type "tick". Read this book and you'll be able to identify in short order whether someone is prone to violence or a die-hard pacifist, and even gain insights into how they'll behave in bed. Finding romance doesn't have to be hard. Sometimes it's as easy as asking for a Wizard or Warrior. Amazon US -  http://amzn.to/1Y2qbq6 Amazon UK -  https://goo.gl/C9RSqd Amazon CA -  https://goo.gl/LxmgIq Amazon US -  http://amzn.to/1OwUfGI Amazon UK -  https://goo.gl/nLH7gk Amaz...

  Review: Discovering the IT Factor Withiu You - Leesa Rowland - March 2015 One of my favourite things that I like to read is the occassional self-help book, not the type that try to get you looking from negative to positives but the type that help you discover an even more amazing side of you that you had hidden away, or that you didn't even know had existed. Books like Leesa Rowland's Discovering the IT Factor helps readers like yourself take one step closer and examine yourself carefully and with that positive energy and enthusiasm that you already have for life with your addictive and bubbly personality and turn it into something more fantastic - a 'Charismatic" personality where others around you will find you their beacon point and they wont be able to help it but be happy and bask in your presence when they are near you. Each and everyon has a talent, whether you believe it to be a talent is up to you, but we all have one thing that we are amazing a...