Tangled by James W. Lewis is a tale of suspense and mystery. The Monte Clara High Class of 2005 ten-year reunion has been set. It will be the biggest party of the decade. It should be a place to meet up with old friends and...

It’s not always the magnitude of the crisis that makes a novel great, but how it is handled and Paul Shadinger shows incredible skill in conflict development in this novel. The first book I read from this author was Code Name: Crescent and, seduced by...

When Danny returns to New York for a friend's engagement party, he also returns to ghosts of his past. For five years he's been hiding in Florida and from that fateful August night five years ago when his friend, Timmy, drowned during a stupid dare....

The Lady in the Moonlight by Lathish Shankar is a collection of five short vignettes, all of which intertwine love and death in a way that’s absolutely stunning. Each story takes on a life of its own, as each character recalls their bittersweet past, only...

If you’re itching to read yet another book written by someone who survived the Vietnam War, read The Consequence of War by Brian Oldham, and you will come away glad you never had to fight that war. Oldham has nailed the real consequence of war...

Trapping by Ann Jones is the second book in the Lyn Kramer Mystery Series. In the first book we learned that Detective Lyn Kramer and her twin sister, Melissa, were separated at a young age and not reunited until Melissa came up missing. Trapping is...

The Book of Judges by Traci Tyne Hilton is a Maura Garrison Mystery. No one believed Maura Garrison when she suspected her husband Rick of cheating, but when her fears are confirmed she takes refuge in her office and grabs his cat as collateral. The...

The Healer's Secret by Helen Pryke follows the life of a thirtyish woman who is facing her life after miscarriages, a broken marriage, a lost job, and is an alcoholic. She moves in with her mother, who suggests that she take some time to get...

Misdirection tangles a murder trial in the stunning novel, The Big Job (A Stella Reynolds Mystery Book 5) by Libby Kirsch. Stella has finally made it to the big time, but on her way to New York for her training, she is redirected to Palm...

Time. We all need it. We all have it. We all use it. But do we honor it the way we should? Do we respect time? There is so much we could do with more time. For writers, there’s so much more we could write...