The Man from St. Petersburg by Ken Follett: A book review by Endre Barath, Jr. a Beverly Hills Realtor. Published in 1982 and collecting dust on my bookshelf since 2005, although I am repeating myself all I have to say is “I’m so glad I finally read it”. In all fairness, I should have read it much sooner, but that is another story....
As we welcome Fall, here’s hoping you had a relaxing Labor Day weekend and if you are in the LA area that you managed to stay somewhat cool. I am personally ready for some much cooler weather. No doubt you’ve read the headlines about tariffs and inflation that are intended to scare people; the reality is quite the opposite. The Stock Market has been...
Join me on a flashback in American history to August 27th, 1967. The Barath family landed at New York’s JFK International Airport all thanks to my father, Endre Barath, Sr., writing a letter to then President Lyndon B. Johnson who granted permission for us to legally live in the United States. This was a dream come true for my dad as he always wanted...
Autographed First Ed hardcover As most of you have likely gathered by now, I am a huge fan of espionage thrillers with this genre making up a very large piece of my personal reading shelves. British author, Frederick Forsyth, is a master at espionage fiction; I am a huge fan and own many of his novels, and I am the proud owner of a...
Well, I finally dusted off another great book from my home library, The Key To Rebecca by Ken Follett. I so enjoy picking up and reading a hardcover book that has been collecting dust on my bookshelves simply because of lack of time. Reading has always been a passion of mine, and I’m happy to back reading in earnest. The Key to Rebecca is...
