Supernova: Book III of the Alessandra Legacy Trilogy by K.W. Keith is a fitting end to a brilliantly crafted and created series. Reading this series was very entertaining and I enjoyed it thoroughly. While I was conflicted about Raine in the beginning, his character development...

In his novel Where Summer Strives, Thomas Thornburg takes us on a journey to a working class neighbourhood of a Midwestern city, towards the end of the Second World War, where social and racial divides are very much still the norm. When a wealthy, educated,...

The Pages in Between: A Story of Love, Life & Cocktails by Renay Jordan is a heartwarming story of love, friendship, parenting and the adventure of two woman — Lilah and Isabel — on a journey that will make you question what you think you...

Gem is a science fiction short story written by R.J. Conte. Soleil Punicello had the most important and, for her, the saddest job on the planet. Topha was teetering on the brink of destruction, ravaged by earthquakes and fault lines, and indeed the planet would...

I Love You More by Carolyn Healy seems like a typical kind of love story – girl and boy meet, don’t like each other, then do. However, the suspense and twists and turns are what make this book a good read. Aubree is forced to...

Mary Poser: Butterflies and White Lies as Bollywood Comes to Nashville by Angel A is a story of love and commitment between two people who are the polar opposites of one another. What I loved most about this story is the fact that the two...

Beyond a Veiled Reflection: Anachronistic Dimensions, Book Two by Christine Church continues the story of Meirah and Dane, two people who found love in the most unlikely way and now their love is being threatened once more. The novel opens in a very strong manner...

Lifeliners is a thoughtful and intriguing work of science fiction by author Stefan Vučak. In a train of thought based on the natural evolution of humanity, we are introduced to a new species known as the lifeliners, or homo renata. As a response to the...

Dog Logic by Tom Strelich is rather like life, harrowing in places, funny in others, occasionally uplifting and sometimes unutterably sad. It concerns the life and adventures of Hertell Daggett, the owner-operator of the Li’l Pal Pet Cemetery, who discovers a long-lost secret experiment dating...

The Year of Oceans by Sean Anderson is a novel about the grief suffered by one man after the death of his wife. Hugo Larson, a retired accountant living in North Seattle, lives alone and goes through a gamut of emotions in the aftermath of...