The Dogs of Lenin by Linda Freeny is a wonderful meld of historical romance and mystery, following two compelling characters with a strong attraction for each other but with diametrically opposed philosophies. Lisa Danton and Grant Chandler are instantly drawn to each other from the...

If you want a light novel that will entertain, Zoey RN, and the ER Apocalypse is the right book for you! Alexandrea Christianson creates a fun story that sees Zoey, an ER nurse, hunt down demons and stop the apocalypse in her spare time. As...

In Anna E. Collins' novel These Numbered Days, Annie has to face the possibility that she made a mistake eight years ago. She left her son Connor and daughter Grace with her ex-husband Joel and disappeared from their lives. Annie's friend Kara told her that...

Coldwater Confession by James A. Ross is the second installment in the Coldwater mystery series. When thousands of shoulder-fired missiles ended up with the Mujahideen fighting the Soviets in Afghanistan in the 1980s, thousands of missiles vanished from the U.S. military bases. However, nobody is...

In Attribution by Linda Moore, a woman who never gives up must understand the history of a piece of art in order to unlock her future. Cate Adamson, an art historian, left her parents after the death of her brother to pursue her doctorate in...

The United World is the first entry in the Dystopian Sci-Fi Series by Craig Priestley, a wonderful opening with a fully drawn dystopian setting and a phenomenal conflict to spice up the plot. In a dystopian society ruled by The United World, citizens have only...

In this simply plotted, mesmerizing tale, Leon James Francis examines the symbolic nature of faith when a Christian community receives a message from a stranger who claims to be sent by God. The congregation of Plains Community Baptist Church is composed of sixty-one members and...

Rupture State by Matthew B. Bartkowski chronicles the life and struggles of Otto Bonder. Otto was crushed by guilt and dread after a restaurant he designed collapsed and killed hundreds in the rubble. Devastated with grief, Otto was now a pariah in his town called...

Not even the anonymity that comes with an assumed identity is enough to keep Jim Peterson off the radar of his pursuer in Philip Derrick's latest book, Saigon Spring. The Vietnam War is drawing to a slow, painful conclusion and Jim has left it behind....

When I reflect on the style of the young adult novel Any Joe by Maura Lin, I envision a delicious dinner being prepared in a slow cooker. Why? Because special foods need time for all the rich flavors to fully blend and be enjoyed. So...