Paul (Antonio Banderas) is the literary equivalent of a one-hit wonder. The flash in the pan enjoyed a short-lived success, thanks to the best-seller he published while still in his twenties. Back then, he became the toast of the town when the popular tome was adapted to the big screen, even though the movie bore no resemblance to his book besides having the same title.
Kidnap Victims’ Harrowing Ordeal Chronicled in Adaptation of Emma Donoghue Best Seller
October 13, 2015 By
Room Film Review by Kam Williams Kidnap Victims’ Harrowing Ordeal Chronicled in Adaptation of Emma Donoghue Best Seller What would it be like to be 5 years-old and have lived your entire life inside a backyard shed about 10′ by 10′? And suppose you were being raised there by a kidnap victim […]
Suspense Readers Will Love The Last Death of Jack Harbin
March 21, 2014 By
Suspense Readers Will Love The Last Death of Jack Harbin ~ Book Review by Amy Lignor Taking place in the Lone Star State, a locale that literally lives for football, this author focuses on the small town of Jarrett Creek and their local high school football team. Former police chief, Samuel Craddock, is a […]
The Master of the Puzzle Brings Inferno to the Masses
September 5, 2013 By
by Amy Lignor Although Dan Brown has more than one book that’s rock solid and historically engaging, it’s the power of The Da Vinci Code that brings readers out of the woodwork to see what he has come up with next. Robert Langdon, the famous symbologist, is back – resurfacing in the world […]
