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A great way to understand how the past runs us

Revisado: 02-28-19

I have been familiar with James Hollis's writings for many years. Hauntings offers deep psychological insights into how the past continues to influence our present lives in subtle and unconscious ways. Written with depth, wit, and an occasional bit of humor, Hauntings deserves a wide audience. James Conlan does a masterful job of capturing Hollis's tone and depth, while providing a read that held my keen interest all the way through.

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Unusual premise for a contemporary thriller

Revisado: 10-26-17

This is a contemporary thriller filled with dimensional characters and an unusual premise: a recent retiree gets drawn into solving the mystery of some suspicious deaths. Along the way he and his unlikely "team" uncover a plot to steal technological secrets that in the wrong hands could actually alter the way people think and behave - without them realizing it. Michael Lieberman provides a fast pace and a very well-ordered plot to keep the action moving. James Conlan narrates in a style that's spot on: good storytelling and likeable, three-dimensional characters. Let's hope there's more adventures about Lenny D and his gang.

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One tree, many stories

Revisado: 05-05-17

Phelan's story weaves the lives of many people over the span of a century. It's rich in character and rewarding in its conclusion. Conlan does a fine job of bringing the stories to life. It's like being there when he tells it.

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