"Heart of the Matter": In her latest novel, author Emily Griffin tells the story of pediatrician Nick Russo and his wife, Tessa. While caring for a badly injured young patient, Nick soon finds himself falling for the child's mother, Valerie. Alternating between the point of view of Tessa and Valerie, the novel follows a compelling story that explores the complexities of love and relationships.
"Oneness with All Life": From the famed spiritual author, Eckhart Tolle, this new book follows up his previous work, "A New Earth." After exploring how our ego-based consciousness works in "A New Earth," Tolle picked key phrases to guide readers to an awakening of the consciousness. Learn to recognize your ego and attachment to things, the past, and enemies.
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I don't see many 'fun' books in your online list. Do you prefer to read the non-fictional stuffy, take care of yourself, spiritualistic books? Or are you a secret 'fun' book reader (in which case, I will not let the cat out of the bag). I'd love to get your opinion on so many fictional books. Maybe you should start a book club (with a twist, of course (don't want to step on any toes)).
Posted by Danielle Whitman | June 16, 2010 4:27 PM