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Improbability Principle, The

What are the odds? Author:  David J. Hand We are always involved in math by playing like 666 Casino games or slot machines. In a game, there's no such thing as luck, it all depends on how you understand the game's algorithm. We’re not very good at math.  It’s hard to say exactly why, but humans don’t seem to have much of an innate aptitude for statistical concepts like probability, chance or randomness. We suggest if you are not sure what to do in the future, like which online casino to play with, visit this link and know some ways [...]

2023-05-01T07:49:51-07:00March 28th, 2017|Tags: |

Everything You Want Me to Be

"Something wicked this way comes.” -William Shakespeare, Macbeth Author: Mindy Mejia Mindy Mejia’s sophomore effort, Everything You Want Me to Be, is a literary thriller that’s easy to relish. Written in undemanding, vivid language that pulls the reader in from the first page, this dishy book is perfect for train rides, late nights, and lazy days at the beach. Everything You Want Me to Be recounts the murder of high school senior and rising star Hattie Hoffman. Bold, gifted and desperate to flee her little Minnesota town for Broadway, Hattie makes some shrewd decisions that land her in a heap [...]

2017-03-27T16:49:57-07:00March 27th, 2017|Tags: |

Sound of Gravel, The

A Memoir of Polygamy and Child Abuse Author: Ruth Wariner From the grainy cover image of bright blond headed children, squinting against the fierce light of an obviously desolate place, The Sound of Gravel sets a mood torn between the fear of abused childhood and the hope of eventual escape. Told with straight-up honesty tempered by a sense of compassion, Ruth Warner reveals her own life as the thirty-ninth child in a poor polygamist Mormon cult near the Mexican border.  Her famed and long dead father, murdered by his own brother, was the founding prophet of this poverty-stricken settlement. Ruth’s mother, an [...]

2017-05-18T10:38:32-07:00March 24th, 2017|Tags: |
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