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REZA KAHLILI is a pseudonym to protect the author’s identityReza Kahlili reveals what no other previous CIA operative ever has -- the inner workings of the notorious Revolutionary Guards of Iran. Reza Kahlili, only doinginterviews under a pseudonym, is an Iranian man who worked as a double agent andspied for the American government. Kahlilisays, “The U.S. does not understand radical Islam. In fact, the radicals believe it is theirdestiny to bring an end to civilization which will lead to the…See More
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Powerhouse thriller writer MJ Rose was awarded a Publishers Weekly starred review on her latest work - The Hypnotist. Both The Reincarnationist and The Memorist received starred reviews preceded The Hypnotist placing MJ Rose in the rare and prestigious category of having 3 books in a row receiving the PW Star,Apparently Romantic Times has given The Hypnotist a Top Pick - and 4 1/2 stars. “Fascinating characters, an incredibly complex plot and a hint of the paranormal makethisbook simply…See More
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Double Life Iranian CIA Agent Worries Time is Running Out
REZA KAHLILI is a pseudonym to protect the author’s identity
Reza Kahlili reveals what no other previous CIA operative ever has -- the inner workings of the notorious Revolutionary Guards of Iran. Reza…
Posted on April 2, 2010 at 11:07am
Is There Hope After Graduation?
According to a recent survey by the Michigan State University Collegiate Employment Research Institute the 2009 college graduates, with newly minted bachelor’s degrees, had 40 percent fewer job prospects. Opportunities
for those graduating in 2010 are predicted to continue to decrease. The number of graduate school students getting
hired is expected to decline by 11 percent.…
Posted on March 30, 2010 at 3:57pm
THREE IN A ROW - PW gives starred review to another MJ Rose thriller
Powerhouse thriller writer MJ Rose was awarded a Publishers Weekly starred review on her latest work - The Hypnotist. Both The Reincarnationist and The Memorist received starred reviews preceded The Hypnotist placing MJ Rose in the rare and prestigious category of having 3 books in a row receiving the PW…
ContinuePosted on March 29, 2010 at 12:35pm
WHITER THAN SNOW by Sandra Dallas
I have to admit, although Sandra Dallas has written a plethora of books -even NY Time's best sellers (Prayers for Sale) - however, Whiter Than Snow is the first Sandra Dallas book I have read. I wasn't sure at first blush if it was for me, but once I started I couldn't stop turning the pages anxious to learn about each character and to find out how the story would… Continue Posted on March 25, 2010 at 2:12pm
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