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Navtej Kohli : World famous book and ReviewsNavtej kohli reviews for world famous technical, historical, stories, biographies, autobiographies literature books and authors.MacGregor Tells the World by Elizabeth McKenzie- May 12, 2008 MacGregor West is a complete lost souleternally between jobs, nursing latent abandonment issues, sponging off his cousin while deciding what happens next in life. When his aunt sends him a shoe box filled with his deceased mothers memorabilia, he notices that a stack of empty envelopes inside that box bear a San Francisco return address of his mother.After getting these new clues to the mysterious past, he finds the address. There, at the mansion, instead of answers he finds Carolyn Ware. Both..http://navtej-kohli-book-reviews.blogspot.com/2008/05/macgregor-tells-world-by-elizabeth.h... I Hear Voices: A Memoir of Love, Death and the Radio by Jean Feraca- May 9, 2008 Most of us who listen to Wisconsin Public Radio has, at some point of time, heard the voice of Jean Feraca. As host of WPR's "Here on Earth: Radio Without Borders," she is advocate and educator, an expert at mixing international issues with culture and aesthetics. An example of the program's diversity can be seen in any random week's schedule.Now, Feraca has turned her craft on herself with "I Hear Voices: A Memoir of Love, Death and the Radio." She traces her own life and craft through a...http://navtej-kohli-book-reviews.blogspot.com/2008/05/i-hear-voices-memoir-of-love-death-a... Standing Stones by Jean-Pierre Mohen- May 8, 2008 Navtej Kohli Shares another book review of a very popular book.Standing Stones combines great photographs with a short but informative overview of megaliths, covering their place in prehistory, history, and folklore and myth. Mohen begins with megaliths in legend, touching on pagan, Christian, and romantic views of megaliths, and their emergence in pseudohistory. "The Druidism that Stukeley invented is a completely original idea. It has nothing to do with the actual Druids, Gallic priests known.http://navtej-kohli-book-reviews.blogspot.com/2008/05/standing-stones-by-jean-pierre-mohen... The Road to Omaha - Robert Ludlum- May 7, 2008 A former military commander, General Mackenzie Hawkins is back! In this excellent comedy thriller which would also make a rib-tickling movie, the Hawk (after having infiltrated an Indian tribe called the Wopotamis) goes to the US Supreme Court by claiming back the state of Nebraska on behalf of the Wopotamis! How does he manage A protocol from 1878 found in a dusty archive. Armed with evidence the hawk transforms himself into Chief Thunderhead. As he hatches his devious plan, his old adversary..http://navtej-kohli-book-reviews.blogspot.com/2008/05/road-to-omaha-robert-ludlum.html Murder on the Marmora- May 6, 2008 After sailing on the maiden voyages of the Lusitania and Mauretania for the Cunard Shipping Company as in-house detectives, George Dillman and Genevieve now work for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. The story describes their sailing journey on the Marmora from England to Australia with a stop in Egypt. The purser on the ship Brian Kilhendry makes it clear to them that he has no use for them and thinks they are not needed as there is never crime on his ship. Shortly after he.http://navtej-kohli-book-reviews.blogspot.com/2008/05/murder-on-marmora.html Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less- May 5, 2008 Jeffrey Archer comes up with yet another on the edge story. Small but very captivating.With a deviousness born of long practice, Harvey Metcalfe, a Boston based master of deceit, stays behind the scenes and runs a stock scam involving some bogus petroleum shares at the London Stock Exchange. After the scam folds, Harvey happily goes away a million dollars richer and leaves behind four stupified men, the unwitting principal buyers, teetering on the edge of financial ruin. David Kesler a Harvard..http://navtej-kohli-book-reviews.blogspot.com/2008/05/not-penny-more-not-penny-less.html |