Charlie Suisman introduces us to the folks of Arnold Falls. At first glance, you might think it a village like any other but it isn’t. Arnold Falls is home to a cast of quirky, odd characters who seem to attract an inordinate number of small,...

Though this is unusual for me to do in a book review, I’m going to begin with my gut response on closing the novel In Other News by Dale Robbins: YES! Thank goodness another author is addressing not one, but several serious issues facing young...

Anne by Zarina Macha is one of the best coming of age stories for young adults that I’ve read. Why? Because it addresses so many of the topics currently of major interest and importance to teens, i.e. gender issues and concerns about opening up to...

James is the third book in the Gates of Heaven series by M. Tasia. This is the story of James as he tries to keep his head down in life, but fate has other plans for him. James Masterson is just trying to live life...

Vincent is the 8th novel in the Boys of Brighton series by M. Tasia. Tristan Michaels is a writer with the most serious case of bad luck. It seems as if fate has an agenda against him. When his world was shattered, Tristan was ready...

Grady is the 7th book in the Boys of Brighton series by M. Tasia. Grady Reynolds knows that happiness comes in small doses and that is the best his life can afford. He thought he had the love of his family and job security, but...

Sweet Temperaments by Tonwand North is a sweet office romance between two men who wanted different things from life, but they had no idea that they needed each other more than anything else. Lewis Fraser is a simple man with simple needs. He needs love...

Jesse is the fourth book in The Boys of Brighton series by M. Tasia. Royce Evans closed his heart for business when his husband died. He is a paramedic and he loves his job, excelling at his career, but in matters of the heart, he...

Coop is the 5th book in the Boys of Brighton series by M. Tasia, a wholesome romance that leaves you smiling for days after. Coop Stenson is what you would call a man-slut and he is aware of that. Blame him all you want, but...

Invisible, as Music by Caren J. Werlinger is an engaging, character-driven narrative with hints of romance. At almost forty, Henrietta Cochran is a loner, a woman who still suffers the effects of polio contracted in 1945. Physically limited, she pursues her artistic passion, and that...