In the year 2133, the Nazis control the world and have systematically reshaped it in their own image, ruling with an iron fist. Four scientists are put together to develop time travel. After almost a decade they finally have a breakthrough but also feel this...

It's March 1942, three months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor bringing American into World War II. Twelve-year-old Mark Penn is playing war, honing his skills to one day be a marine. Out near the old Beck place, he sees something that at first...

Art's stated goal in writing this book is to make the world a better place and return America to democracy. He does both. He doesn't pull any punches about the people, institutions, or beliefs that he feels are damaging to making the world better. He...

I just finished Souls on (B)Oring Street and found the story very captivating. It is a romance with some sleuthing in it. I love the cover. It is well done and colorful. It portrays the theme of the book to a "T." It is clean...

Revelations is a highly readable, frequently humorous story that is loaded with allusions to Greek mythology. As a fantasy, this story is first-rate and well-written. It carries its main character, Manny, who is lost, grieving the death of his wife, Sara, into acceptance of...

William Kensey was summoned for jury duty. Like most jurors he was more than a bit reluctant especially when he discovered the purpose of the trial. Kensey and his fellow jurors were asked to rule whether God exists. Perhaps middle aged, Kensey was asked to serve...

Lisa Ann Espich's SOARING ABOVE CO-ADDICTION: Helping Your Loved Ones Get Clean, While Creating the Life of Your Dreams isn’t just useful for addiction problems but could be read by any caregivers - or their victimizers. Why victimizers? Because Lisa so ably states the care receiver...

I like the way the introduction to this book begins..."Pretend we are close friends and we are meeting for coffee. We sit at an outdoor cafe and visit all the while with a closeness that comes with knowing a friend's heart." Then in chapter 1...

Glen Copple, like many of us, was “raised in the church.” A sign which hung in the church read, “Only one life, will soon be past, Only what’s done for Christ will last!” That sign called to him over and over. He served as...

Olivia's life felt like a never-ending cycle of pain. She had always wondered what might have been if she had been allowed to marry her first and only true love, Lucian. She was the daughter of a servant, and he was born into what would...

Doctor Confidential: Secrets Behind the Veil by Richard Sheff, MD describes Dr. Sheff’s journey through medical school, internship and residence in family medicine. From dissecting a cadaver as a first-year medical student and making his first fatal error as a sleep-deprived intern to delivering his...

Priscilla Patterson has lived all her life in hiding. Her mother was abducted by Murray Coburn and used by him and his friends. Priss shows up at Murray's office claiming to be his daughter. The only thing on her mind is killing the man who...

ne A. for Reader's Favorite. As stated in the introduction of 52 Lies Heard in Church Every Sunday by Steve McVey, “Words do mean something, and when ideas are put into words in such a way that they lead to or reinforce fallacious notions, it is...

Ivy League Wealth Secrets spells out clearly how to save and invest in insurances, how to avoid what the author calls 'financial land mines,' how to deal with the many different forms of taxes, what the consumer should know about family businesses, consumer debt, retirement...

Molly Alexander had been kidnapped and taken to Tijuana where she was tortured. Dare Macintosh was in Tijuana to rescue Alanli, his friend Trace's sister, who was being held in the same shed as Molly. Seeing Molly there and what shape she was in, Dare...

Gary Thomas' Thirsting for God is unlike any book I have read. It is a fascinating look at what Christians throughout history have learned about living a life that is centered on God. They show us that a meaningful Christian life has nothing to do...

Belinda and the Witch’s Cat by Margaret Pearce is Book 1 in her new Belinda Robinson series. Belinda Robinson is an only child, and it seems that with her father’s work, they are always having to move around. That makes for a lonely girl as...

Have you ever walked into a church and felt like the people were judging you before you were well in the door? Well, this is what author Dave Burchett addresses in this book. He deals with issues such as how Christians judge a person who...

Circle of Fire is the third book in a young adult trilogy by Michelle Zink. This novel meets the criteria of excellence exhibited by the first two books in this series. In the final adventure Lia desperately attempts to solicit the cooperation of her estranged...

Educator and author Ethelbert Haskins has written a brilliant novel on the mind set of inner city children who have been taught by their African American leaders to be victims. In Victim Psychosis in the Center City Ghettos, author Haskins, himself a leader in the...