Curse of the Coloring Book

          Author Howard L. Hibbard in his novel, “Curse of the Coloring Book” writes about a young man Herald Lloyd’s life. The reader is quickly engaged within Herald’s military experiences giving vivid detail to a tour in Vietnam. While in Vietnam there are many disturbing things that occur making it very difficult to maintain a reasonable order of life after returning to the states.

          While serving law, Harold make a huge mistake that could destroy his business, his family and the business of the one he represented. While going through this excreting, circumstance and relying upon a bottle to cover and mask his pain his mind constantly goes back to the events that occurred while in Vietnam. While the end result is very rewarding the reader is taken along the journey of an extremely difficult life that seems to swallow Harold up in the process.

The Bankruptcy Alternative

Author Bruce Bowler goes into detail about a subject that most would try to avoid, but avoidance won’t remove the difficult issues at hand. In his book: “The Bankruptcy Alternative” he gives not only his own personal story of how he avoided bankruptcy and did a business liquidation, but also gives the reader many insightful tips on how they could do similar if they should be facing difficult days ahead of them.

          This book provides encouragement and hope when faced with such a difficult situation that many find themselves facing when life’s difficulties come their way. Rather than bury one’s head in the sand, Author Bowler helps the reader to be pro-active in helping themselves, their family, their reputation as well as their credit report. It is a book worth reading if you are in the business world and, yet the principles would apply to an individual that may be facing similar issues within their own life, even if not a business owner.

          Well worth the time and investment to pick up a copy of this book today.