We Are All Guilty Here

Thank you NetGalley and William Morrow for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. North Falls, Georgia, is a quiet factory town.  The community has seen it’s share of scandal and secrets over the years, but nothing like this.  Two girls have disappeared during the town’s Independence Day picnic and their … Continue reading We Are All Guilty Here

That’s On Me

Thank you NetGalley and Greenleaf Audiobooks for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Some of the best advice I’ve been given in business has come from seasoned executives discussing their successes, but, more often, their failures.  Mike McHargue brings together dozens of executives to share their personal experiences and business … Continue reading That’s On Me

Marrying the Ketchups

The Sullivan family are legendary in the Chicago restaurant scene.  They have run their family restaurant for decades with few changes – the neighborhood has always known what to expect from the food, the people, and the ambiance.  That was, until Bud, the patriarch, died.  Now their kids are struggling to dictate the future of … Continue reading Marrying the Ketchups

The 1619 Project

Beginning in 2019, The New York Time Magazine published a series focused on the experiences of African-American citizens in the United States.  Created by Nikole Hannah-Smith, the series explored how race has played into our country’s political decisions and culture, and was later developed into the book The 1619 Project.  This book is a compilation … Continue reading The 1619 Project