This booklet contains reflections on various issues pertaining to life in general such as Philosophy of life, Purpose of life, Meaning of life, Existence of God, Morality, Women's liberation etc

Meeka says:
Something I never thought I would do, would be to read philosophy let alone try and review it. To review a book is a pretty easy thing to do, as you can simply read it and enjoy it or hate it. To review someones philosophy is something altogether different. As this is the case, please bear with me.
Everyone in life whether they know it or not has some sort of philosophy that they live by. The difference between philosophers and the rest of us is that they put their philosophies down on paper and the rest of us simply try to live by ours. In the case of B.J. Gupta, he has written out his philosophies and posted them on the net for anyone to read and comment on, which is admirable as someone who truly believes in what he writes can put themselves out there for the world wide web to critique. The only other thing I can say about the Philosophy of Life is that there are some common grammar errors that anyone would make when English isn't their first language. Other than that, this is food for thought, and I urge people to read it and post comments on B.J. Gupta's website.

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The cover and the synopsis will not be released until 31 May. You can purchase the special edition of Eclispe to see the Breaking Dawn cover and also read the first chapter. Until then...we wait.

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Following early beginnings as a knight in the English royal household and a champion of the tourneys, William Marshal's prowess and loyalty have been rewarded by the hand in marriage of Isabelle de Clare, heiress to great estates in England, Normandy and Ireland. Now a powerful magnate, William has weathered the difficult years of King Richard's absence on crusade and is currently serving him on campaign in Normandy while Isabelle governs their estates. All the stability William and Isabelle have enjoyed with their young and growing family comes crashing down as Richard dies and his brother John becomes King. Rebellion is stirring throughout the Angevin domains and although John has created William Earl of Pembroke, the friction between the two men leads William and Isabelle to distance themselves in Ireland. The situation escalates, with John holding their sons as hostages and seizing their English lands. The conflict between remaining loyal and rebelling over injustices committed, threatens to tear apart William and Isabelle's marriage and their family

Meeka says:
Well, I had high hopes for this one, but it was just dull and unlively. It started Ok and then slowly wound down to the point where I did not want to read it anymore. Maybe if I had read the first book on William Marshal; but I doubt that would have helped this out at all. Poor and uninspired.

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