Category: Books

"Legacy: The Life of Nikola Tesla" by Norma Brody is an account of a relatively little known scientific giant.

In Legacy: The Life of Nikola Tesla, author Norma Brody chronicles the amazing life and times of the scientist who brought alternating current to America.

Phillip Gardiner reveals how Ian Fleming included special codes within the James Bond novels to re-create ancient sacred tales.

With Ian Flemings 100th Birthday celebrations and the release of the new Bond film, Quantum of Solace, looming, a new story emerges that throws a completely new light on the whole world of James Bond.

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Physicist and astronomer Milo Wolff attempts to turn physics on its head with his theories on quantum waves, matter and space.

American physicist-astronomer Milo Wolff's newest release is Schrödinger's Universe, a book that takes readers on an adventure to discover the mystery behind quantum waves, matter, and space. This reader-friendly journey into the physics of our Universe bridges the work of revolutionary physicists from 1845 to Wolff's discoveries today, as it takes us beyond current scientific dogma to an expanded understanding of our physical world, natural laws, and the real truth about our interconnectedness.

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Today, for the first time in history, working women surpass working men in their frequency and severity of the diseases of toxic stress - heart attack, stroke and some cancers. But there is help out of the quagmire of stress and frustration related survival.

"Working women today are ticking timebombs about to go off. And the scary part is, they can blow any minute, without warning." says Maryam Webster, psychotherapist, author and Director of the Energy Coach Institute. "Women now are often looking after elders singlehandedly in addition to their own children, are sleep deprived, overcommitted, worried and in great danger of developing stress-related diseases such as heart attack, stroke or depression. We've become so enmeshed in extreme high stress as a lifestyle, that we're literally dying from it." she says.

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"Heaven and Hell" is the first insider's look at the band by former lead guitarist Don Felder, in which Felder reveals behind-the-scenes stories of the group, its characters, their creative processes, and their legendary partying.

The Eagles are one of the most successful, and publicity-shy, bands in America. Now, a new book comes along that every Eagles fan has been waiting for. Heaven and Hell is the first insider's look at the band by former lead guitarist Don Felder, in which Felder reveals behind-the-scenes stories of the group, its characters, their creative processes, and their legendary partying.

Readers report enhanced intuition, release of limiting beliefs and increased feelings of well-being - just from reading the visionary, Nautilus and IPPY award-winning thriller "Mystic Warrior: A Novel Beyond Time and Space."

Mystic Warrior: A Novel Beyond Time and Space has been selected as a Silver Winner in the 2008 Nautilus Book Awards in the Fiction/Visionary Fiction - Adult category, and has moved to the final round, where the Gold Winner will be selected.

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Born in India 2.600 years ago Buddhism was only noted by the West over the past century and as its ideas spread a new form of Buddhism, the West Buddhism, is emerging leading people to ask what these old ideas can offer to the western men and women of the 21st century.

Since 560 BC Buddhism, currently the faith of 400 million people, spread from India to Tibet, China, Southeast Asia and Japan, giving birth to new forms of Buddhism as it absorbed the local culture. But in the last century we are seeing a new move as Buddhism travels west. The so-called West Buddhism (or Western Buddhism) is taking shape as westerners abandon the prevailing ritual aspects of oriental Buddhism and shift the focus to its philosophical and ethical principles.

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A former prosecutor will release his book that undermines religion's claims of any just god. Analyzing myths, the Bible, the Koran and Anglo-American law, Geoff J. Henley writes a critique of scripture and organized religion.

This May a former Texas prosecutor will release a book meant to shake the foundations of religion. Just as 9/11 has raised questions about Islam and science has challenged Creationism, Geoff J. Henley explains that he believes that common legal principles show no just God exists in Beyond Reasonable Doubt: A Lawyer's Case for Disbelief in God.

"Hidden Secrets of Many, But One" takes a look at 9/11 from the viewpoint of the paranormal investigator. In addition, it delves into other paranormal phenomena.

In the troubled times we now live in people are turning to many sources for comfort and guidance. Some turn to religion, some to government, and still others seek something new.

"Dixon-Cooper reveals what every astrologer knows but none has ever dared say. (She) takes us on a seriously humorous ride through the land of truth and consequences. I highly recommend it." ~ Suzanne White

Friends on a Rotten Day explores the supportive, uproarious, and sometimes complex, relationships between girlfriends through an in-depth astrological analysis of each Sun sign. Dixon-Cooper shows readers what makes their friend tick on a soul level, revealing each friend's inner character, friendship style, love style (including what to do or not do if a pal picks a loser), and party style. She offers suggestions on the best gifts to buy your friend, how to calm her down, cheer her up, and return the unconditional support and love that she gives you. She teaches readers how to cope when a girlfriend is wired, weird, or just plain moody, and she helps them to identify the "frenemies" - those phony "friends" with a sign-by-sign description of backstabbing behaviors.

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