Betrayal Only Comes In Green is a short, sharp thriller by author Sandy Appleyard. The second story in the Betrayal Series, the plot focuses on widower Saul Jessup, who lives a solitary life in San Bernardino and appears to be just like any other single...

Virtue's End by WG Palmer is set in 1901, with all the interesting quirks and way of life typical to that period in history. Matteo Carsonelli and his family, immigrants from Italy, live in the slums of Manhattan known as Poortown. Matteo vows to escape...

Ben A. Sharpton's 2nd Sight is an amazing paranormal fiction that gives any Hollywood movie a run for its money. The novel is set around Scott Moore. He is a normal man, but one thing that sets him apart from other people is that he...

Evolutionists versus Christians is the theme for John D. Viviano’s novel Order of the Master Angels: Book Four of the Adventurers, Romance and Enlightenment of Clay St. Clair and Nancy Picararo. Revolving around the ultimate reclamation of the United States into the Country of Superior,...

Wow! What a thrill ride I was on when I read The Knights of the Cold War and the Road to Bin Laden by Peter Shadowhawk. Politics, intrigue, dishonesty, betrayal, action and adventure; this book has all the makings of an epic read. And epic...

Three Deadly Twins is a thrilling criminal mystery novel by David A Thyfault. The criminal component, as the title suggests, is made up of three out of four twins, spearheaded by the feisty and beautiful bombshell Miranda. Miranda finds herself caught in a love triangle...

Chris Winterton’s Folk takes place in the Australian town of Fareham during the early 20th century. In the respectable part of town, the mayor and his supporters are pushing for “temperance,” or alcohol prohibition. In the not-so-respectable area, there is a rising tide of crime...

Tshombe Amen's The Professor is a deeply philosophical and spiritual book that challenges how one looks at the world straight from the gate. It will have you thinking from page one. I have degrees in both psychology and philosophy. I would have loved to have...

OK, full disclosure here. I am not a Cubs fan. And I mean, really not a Cubs fan. So when I picked up Killing the Curse by Dennis Hetzel, I wasn’t sure if I would like it, just because it follows the team through the...

A man used to always being in control, Fred was very much disturbed by the unknown or by what he could not manipulate and/or control. The root cause of his latest troubles lay in four coded pages he had recently discovered in a book written...