Book Reviews

This post share the errors of assumption and lack of understanding that sets these authors efforts into an "also-ran" category for me. As an author and publisher myself some of my customers have sought my comments on this recent addition to the mix. There's nothing really new in this book except maybe Ross Meurant and Jim McClay's comments but they are highly measured and have … [Read more...] about BOOK REVIEW: The Crewe Murders

An analysis of Diana's death at the hands of incompetent and corrupt French Police and a down to earth take on conspiracy ... yes there was a conspiracy but not what everyone thinks! Enjoy. … [Read more...] about BOOK REVIEW: Diana ~ Cock-up or Conspiracy

A true crime story by a UK investigative reporter who set up one of the two largest global art auction houses following a major tip-off. Peter's findings of consistent fraud perpetuated from the top down (over decades) mirrors my experiences finding that indeed corruption truly does exist the world over but that it takes a conscious effort to fight it. Enjoy! … [Read more...] about Book Review: SOTHEBY’S Inside Story

A book by Kelvin Cruikshank ended up in my hands recently. It shares his life's experiences and mirrors my own to quite a large degree. Kelvin focuses much more heavily on the medium aspects of life though as he has 'seen' from an early age. I have had pockets of revelation but naturally prefer to derive truth from the application of sound logic onto fact. I get a little … [Read more...] about BOOK REVIEW: Walking In Light

New Zealand top cop and MP Ross Meurant ruffled a few feathers while he was in his prime. That's his style. This book tells it as it is, well as it was anyway. He says it's fiction but what you expect he would say? Replace a couple of characters names with real people and what Chris Trotter says makes perfect sense, "There's only one way to tell the truth about the country he … [Read more...] about BOOK REVIEW: Out of the Inferno – Ross Meurant