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Yahweh's Warrior (Dahveed) Review

Yahweh's Warrior (Dahveed)
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I could hardly wait for this second book in Terri Fivash's series on Dahveed to be published. It was worth the wait! The friendship and brotherhood between Dahveed and Jonathan is wonderfully portrayed. I also appreciated the depiction of Dahveed's loyalty to his king, in spite of the king's efforts to kill him. Most certainly, I felt like I was right there in the action throughout the entire book.

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HERB TRADER Review

HERB TRADER
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This work, born out of a profound need the author had to let his children know the truth and to articulate his deep love for them, delivers much more than that. Scammed by an unsavory pair of twins, who professed to be his friends, they set "Max" up for what may be his final mission in Cambodia. Confronting death, near starvation, on the verge of committing suicide, the writer, Arthur Torsone, thankfully; lived to share this spellbinding story. After being kidnapped and thrown in a filthy Thai-Cambodian prison; the story begins to unfold. It is not hard to get a sense of where the writer is coming from. This operation rocked his "life and soul to the core." This is a profoundly authentic, beautifully written, account of one man's travels into the underworld of transporting multi-tons of that famous, dearly coveted (by some) herbal plant, from far reaches of the globe into the United States of America. One is immediately drawn into this true, personal account of espionage, romance, danger and intrigue as the Author divulges the candid details his escapades involved. You'll not only read about, but be made to feel the losses, betrayals, frustrations and duplicity such a life proffers. I got the sense that there were two messages the author was delivering throughout the book, that were in direct opposition to each other. A curious polarization appeared to exist between the inner and outer worlds the writer experiences. On the one hand, he is this very charming, likeable character that exudes trustworthiness, dependability, loyalty, integrity and allegiance. His expertise and cleverness is undeniable, as he reveals how he maneuvers throughout this shadowy world, describing perfectly, the many characters involved, that you end up feeling like you know them personally. Clearly he is well liked, even admired by the traders/traitors, politicians, lawyers, judges and soldiers, even prison guards he comes across. On the other hand, one is left wondering why such a talented, obviously intelligent, loving father, so courageous and brave, didn't choose a more legitimate profession. One does not sense it is at all about the large sums of money involved. It is interesting to say the least. He delivers a mesmerizing narrative, that has it all. He honestly explores and courageously shares both the inner lament along side the outer amusement and chaos. You'll marvel at the mayhem, the inevitable consequences, the travel and sailing to exotic places, the Casablanca style romance, that this self described "herb trader" encountered. Upon completion of this book, I wanted to celebrate the resilience of the human spirit. It left this reader wondering if the two polarities were ever reconciled. Perhaps, there will be a sequel, with a happy ending...proving of course, that anything is possible. Highly recommended!

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The Day Trader: A Novel Review

The Day Trader: A Novel
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I read this by chance and made a lucky strike! Mr. Lentz quickly swept me into the rollercoaster world of the Market. His characters take you with them down unpredictable paths. I'm looking forward to more books from David Lentz. Don't be afraid of the formulas in the appendices. They are fun.

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Dr. Rich Proffette of the Wharton School in 1999 discovers the Holy Grail of Wall Street: a breakthrough stock trading algorithm with an uncanny ability to predict stock price movements. His trading model, Market Equilibrium Shock Theory, is widely hailed as one of the great economic ciphers of the 20th century and has rewarded him with a vast fortune amid Wall Street's longest Bull Market rampage. Powerful peoplecovet his precious algorithm from underworld hackers to global banks and the U.S. government: all want to seize his priceless intellectual property.The one true love of his life, Katherine North, is a stunning, gifted, Wharton grad student,who co-invented the algorithm. She knows a dark secret which may cost him everything. Take a random walk down Market Street in the City of Brotherly Love as this comic novel engages you inday tradingon Wall Street. "Lentz is a novelist whose knowledge of the inner workings of Wall Street and day trading fuels his plots." - Greenwich Time "A talent for blending a compelling story line with pathos and humor."-The Greenwich Post "A 21st century, digital metaphor."- The Redding Pilot "Lentz's approach to writing is soul driven."- The Weston Forum "He does not manufacture cookie-cutter best-sellers."- The Wilton Bulletin "Super entertainment, a real page turner. Before you know it, you are immersed in the day trader's world and fascinated by the action." - J.C. Ackerman, CEO, Day Trader "For those who have worked on Wall Street or have merely owned a few shares in perplexing markets this book hits home."- Professor Joseph Connolly, MBA, Paris

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