November 2022 Blog Posts (7)

Ruth H Finnegan the author of THE HIDDEN LIVES OF TAXI DRIVERS: A question of knowledge has a unique narration style that gets everyone to think, while answering some questions along the way and sharing information and tidbits through experience.

We all use taxis these days and it's hard to find someone who hasn't used it at some point or heard about it. But there were times when taxis did not exist. Hard as it is to picture such a scenario it was a reality for generations gone by, so…

I love Tim's writing style and his stories, it's one of the reasons I wanted to read this book. This book continues with the story of the lead couple Nick and Felicia who head to Florida Keys to relax and unwind. Nick now runs a jazzy club and life seems to be going in the right direction for this couple.

Though former spies, will it be so easy to remove Nick's FBI cap like they planned? Is that too much to ask when things begin to unfold and their past seems to come back to haunt…

Synopsis

Today we are living longer and longer more than any generation before us, with that comes tremendous opportunities as well as staggering challenges. The opportunities are, that we can dream bigger dreams, spend more time with our loved ones, travel to farther places, more than out parents and…

Synopsis: What does a former spy have to do to get some peace and quiet in his personal corner of paradise? In the laidback ease of the Florida Keys, Nick Seven has carved out a life far removed from the intrigue that once defined his life in the CIA. He runs his trendy…

Computers as we see today wasn't even something people dreamed about few years back. Ever changing and ever evolving at a rapid pace, the beginning of computers wasn't as glorious or glamorous in the early days. Many have played different roles some in the foreground and some in the background and the truth is, we don't know most of who were really behind innovation and growth of computers.



In fact, we don't even know some of the forerunners of computers we see…