Read On! - 2010 - Book 6

THE OPEN BRAND
When Push Comes to Pull in a Web-Made World
MARCH 2010
Shows how marketing and branding are being transformed by the technology-inspired power shift from brands to consumers, and tells marketers how to embrace the future as it unfolds today.
The Open Brand was written by Kelly Mooney, President and Chief Experience Officer of Resource Interactive, and Dr. Nita Rollins, Resource Interactive's Director of Thought Leadership, as well as by dozens of Resource Interactive associates, clients and industry innovators.

Read On! - 2010 - Book 5

Dean Koontz's FRANKENSTEIN
Book Three DEAD AND ALIVE
FEBRUARY/MARCH 2010
Bye Bye Victor Frankenstein, Hello Clone! Thanks Dean for letting Jocko live.

Read On! - 2010 - Book 4

Dean Koontz's BREATHLESS
This was a Christmas gift from my son!
FEBRUARY 2010
Dean Koontz is my all time favorite author. Although Mr. Koontz has a way with writing great characters and keeping me interested in how all the characters will intersect at some point, this was not one of my favorite books. The ending seemed a little too normal in a book filled with so much extraordinary experiences.

Read On! - 2010 - Book 3

Dean Koontz's FRANKENSTEIN
Book Two CITY OF NIGHT
JANUARY 2010
I started this one immediately after Book One because I just couldn't wait to find out more. Again, love this series and was so disappointed when I finished and didn't own the 3rd book. A trip to Barnes & Noble is in near my future.

Read On! - 2010 - Book 2

Dean Koontz's FRANKENSTEIN
Book One PRODIGAL SON
JANUARY 2010
I love, love, love this Frankenstein book. Dean Koontz wrote a script for a sixty-minute television series pilot for USA Network, and even got director Martin Scorses on board. Then after USA Network and the producer decided to make so many changes, Dean & Marty withdrew from the pilot. Thus began this magnificent series in book form. Thank you Mr. Koontz!

Read On! - 2010 - Book 1

James Patterson's "Alex Cross's TRIAL"
JANUARY 2010
I'm a big fan of the Alex Cross books, and this one took a while to get into. Because it is set back in history, it wasn't the same feeling as the other modern day books featuring Alex Cross. However, it didn't disappoint as I got into the book and was just as entertaining as his other books.