Carol Hoyer PhD

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Dr. Carol Hoyer, PhD is a psychologist, a freelance book reviewer and college professor.

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Blood Brothers Book Review

Little know to him, Ben Corbin a lawyer has taken on Gunnar's case and finds himself and his wife in grave danger. He is absolutely stunned at the tricks Karl's lawyer takes and the deliberate attempts Karl has taken to get rid of his brother.

Silence Book Review

Author Christopher Brookhouse has written a book that captures from the very first page. The story told through the eyes of a mother takes us on a fast journey where no one speaks their true feelings or accepts any negativity in their lives.

Review: 13 is the new 18

Author Beth Harpaz has written a truly remarkable and humorous book on raising thirteen year - old boys. Readers will find that she tells it like it is and all we can do is nod our head in agreement.

Review: We Need Our Daddy Too

Karen Ronald, a loving and doting grandmother has written an extraordinary book about what happens when parents get divorced and innocent children are caught in the middle. Readers will be amazed and sometimes shocked at how deceitful, revengeful p

The Man In The Woods: Book Review

As a psychologist for over twenty-five years, I thought I had seen and heard it all. However, Ms Gonsalves story gave me chills and angered me - what is society doing to help poor souls like her brothers?

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The Stokes Interview Is Back: Here’s What Couples Must Decide

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