Touching the Wire by Rebecca Bryn is a story of all the women of the Holocaust. Miriam, a Jewish nurse, steps down from a cattle wagon and into the heart of Chuck, a young doctor, but saving her from the gas chamber exposes her to...

My Abigail by David Kummer is an intriguing and sometimes confusing story. Abigail has a secret and everyone but Caleb seems to know what it is. After Caleb learns the secret, he wishes that he'd never found out the truth. I had mixed feelings about...

Dr Abigail Brennaman wakes from an indeterminate period of ‘cryonic suspension’ to find herself in a strange, hospital-like environment which she is informed is called Eden. She is weak and alone, monitored by a sophisticated computer which is able to assist with her recovery using...

Hell is Empty and All the Devils Are Here by Mark Rounds is a highly credible, well researched, and impeccably paced post apocalyptic novel. The civilization-ending threat, while evocatively named the Zombie Plague for the cannibalistic violence of its symptomatic carriers, is rigorously established to...

The Coercion Game: Umbra Sumus, Book 1 is an international thriller written by Magnus Booth. Chris Lee hasn't seen his university friend, Anna Von de Pahl, for some years since they both were students at Cambridge. While he was freelancing as a fixer and problem...

Saving Grace by Tobin Michael opens an exciting drama in the Zach Corrigan Series, a gripping story of former U.S. Marshal, Zach Corrigan, who has scores to settle with a Russian gang lord. But with a kidnapped girl that has to be found and saved,...

Shiver and Fears: Don't Mock a Witch (Volume 3) by AJ Hard revolves around Wendy Carter who is not only popular among her friends but pretty too, with her brown eyes, brown flowing hair, and sparkling teeth. She is mean and her behavior irks many...

Rebecca Bryn’s The Silence of the Stones opens with Alana, a city girl who has given up her job to concentrate on painting. Told she has inherited a cottage in West Wales, she packs her worldly goods in her ancient Mini and sets out; this...

Geza Tatrallyay’s Twisted Reasons is not an easy read. While it is a work of fiction, it is fable interwoven with reality, a harsh, perhaps even prophetic reality at that. Greg Martens is an author of what was once called ‘penny dreadfuls’: crime novels devoid...

Each To Their Own by Diana J. Febry seems like a straight forward mystery novel. Dan doesn’t believe that Kaleigh, his ex-wife’s daughter, died in an accidental fall from a cliff and sets out to find the truth. The problem is that he isn’t the...