“We all do things we regret. Sometimes we’re part of something that we just can’t control. It’s our reactions to those situations that define our future.” The main protagonist of the story, Avery Handle, is a worldwide known neurosurgeon [...]
This is a very special book intended for like-minded readers. It features animal communication and alternative animal healing modalities. Unless you believe or would like to learn something about these things, this book is probably not for you. [...]
Abner Kincaid, a priest of dubious faith, is having a run of bad luck… a run that has lasted the majority of his life. Most recently his secretary ran off with the money gathered from the faithful to pay the rent on the church itself, as [...]
“All I desired was to live in peace, to love my family, and to tend my flock. What have I done wrong, Lord, that would make You punish me so?” These were the first thoughts that had come to Tabor’s mind after his injured body, dragged by [...]
We’ve All Been There, an anthology put together by Elisabeth Ashlin and several others, is a collection created and inspired by the National Novel Writing Month. Writers from around the world were given the theme “going back or returning” with a [...]
A Royal Affair Series: Books One – Three by Christina George is a paranormal romance series that will thrill fans of the genre. In Book One, readers learn that celebrity publicist Emma Avery can see into the past. When she falls for the [...]
Decisions with any consequence are tough to make. Kimble attempts to make it easier with The Art of Making Good Decisions. Kimble opens with three qualifiers: Booleans, objective, and subjective. Booleans are defined as the yes or no absolutes [...]
With Supernatural Knowledge: The Ageless Enigmatic Credential of Saints and Terrorists Alike, How Human Nature Shapes Our Deadliest Pretense, Mr. Johnson has embarked on an ambitious expedition over much trodden territory, but he brings a fresh [...]
Ann Grant’s The Theory of Sam is as short as novella’s come – in under 90 pages it can be read in roughly an hour. It is 10 short chapters from start to finish and spans just three days in the life of Sam Walker and his life as an English [...]
Riding the Light Beam: How Any Woman Can Find the Hero Inside is a book of questions and reflections posed by author Cathrine Silver in her quest to aid others as they too wrestle with their own life’s journey. She describes many moments for her [...]
Drowsy Drysdale in A Good Night’s Sleep is a children’s book created to help kids better understand sleep disorders. Written by Denise Trager and Mary Ellen Panaccione, the story follows Drysdale, a young dog who has just moved into a new house [...]
A couple in their forties, Vicky and Steve Bates decide to adopt two children to expand their family. Their first son, Rocky Bates, was riddled with numerous health issues from birth, resulting in frequent trips to the emergency room and long, [...]
Sandborn, the dog, is one in a group of endearing characters created by Denise Trager and Mary Ellen Panaccione in their growing series of books covering topics of importance to children, like anti-bullying and this one, going to the hospital to [...]
Johnny & Jamaal is a book about racial violence in modern society with a heap of hockey on the side. Spoiler – there will be a lot of ‘Whites are the real victims, but no one will listen to the truth, thanks liberals’ agendas pushed. [...]
Daniel M. Harrison’s The Millennial Reincarnations follows a cast of characters caught up in keeping face (or maintaining their mianzi) after the Shanghai Sorority Dame was forced to flee China due to blackmail involving a sex tape. Her [...]
First let me start this review by stating for your consideration that this collection of poems is not something I would routinely seek out to read, both because it is poetry and the subject matter is in the author’s words like [...]
Grape Spunk – Wine Memoirs 2015 is designed to be a crude humor book aimed at making fun of the snobby seeming wine bibles and top ten vineyard lists. The book does pay attention to detail as far as including the same basic information usually [...]
“Studying this manual may be the only training you will receive in professional security, and hopefully you study it thoroughly.” Are you curious about security jobs? Do you want to know what awaits a person entering this field? In The [...]
The Boy in the Painting, by C. D. John, is book one in the Time Shield series. The story opens in the unassuming town of Cherryfield, a small town tucked away from civilization. In a place where everyone knows everyone, there’s not much [...]
At the heart of Al-Nakeeb’s tour de force is the juxtaposition of irreconcilable developments: democracy and what he refers to as “parasitic capitalism.” If the history of capitalism has shown anything, it is that it cannot be anything but what [...]
