Maritime investigator Brick Morgan is called to assist the Chief Director of Security with the investigation of a rape aboard the luxurious cruise ship, the Matisse. Brick - the Chief Security Officer - thinking this would be an easy case with a relaxing trip to...

Univaya by Skylar Honea is a complex web of inter-dimensional...or universal(?) worlds that makes you question reality. Elizabeth, denizen of the planet called Hollows, is the central figure and hero of our journey. Her destiny has been planned out for generations and now that it's...

Mr. Smile by Samuel Thompson is a delightful book about two men who had an enduring friendship. The story begins on a rooftop where Craig Greely was about commit suicide by jumping off the roof of his apartment building. As he was about to make...

I have been anxiously awaiting this book because the last book left me needing to know the fate of Maggie Murray. Blood Lines, the latest installment in S. Thomas Bailey’s Gauntlet Runner Series, certainly didn't disappoint. I found myself drawn right back into the danger...

In Cale Thornsbe - The Boy Who Could See by Cassie Williams, Cale is an unusual boy who was adopted by his parents in an unusual way. He came with a golden seal and was delivered by a lady in black. Though the circumstances were...

From the first chapter of Devil’s Den, it becomes obvious that something happened among a group of Civil War veterans led by a man called Captain. Whatever happened, someone is willing to kill to keep it quiet. From that moment on it is a mystery...

Time Fall by Timothy Ashby is a unique story connecting World War II Germany, present day Germany and just a touch of science fiction, creating a great reading experience. Lt. Arthur Sutton and his team of American soldiers are fighting the Germans in 1945. The...

The Cranky Guru: Adventures in Metaphysics is a self-help book by Paul Bennett. The author bases much of the material he presents on his own 30-year journey of self-discovery. He begins with an example of his beliefs in action, when he has his passport renewed...

Dancing on the Wings of the Wind: Releasing the Song in your Heart by Donna Kutzner is an inspirational self-help book that everyone should read. From the moment we are born, someone leaves an imprint in our minds and hearts and we forget the song...

In A Lot of Life by Kyle Mathis, we learn that Caleb Aston spends his weekends watching movies like “Zoolander” or “Pulp Fiction,” followed by three tequila shots and a beer chaser. It’s been that way for a long time. The 30-year-old accountant lives in...

Lust In Me is a deep and dark little book. It hints at prior psychological issues involving sexual misconduct, and speaks to the inner struggle of the author, Jasero Castinello, to overcome the intense urges related to this lust. This book could just as well...

An invaluable guide to those with a thirst for wisdom, Your Numbers Your Journey: How The Secrets of the ESP Code Reveal Your Destiny is the perfect companion for people looking to get the most out of life. By using the ESP code (Essence-Soul-Purpose), a...

True Confessions: How to Get the Truth by Gino Arcaro is an educational guide to obtaining a true confession. Lying in our culture is unnatural, but easy to do and often socially rewarded. Currently, dishonesty is the biggest threat to large organizations and relationships. Liars...

In Hidden by Vannetta Chapman, when Ben Marshall walked into the office of his boss at Homeland Security, he was in awe. Not because of the job, but because of Dana Jacobs, his new boss. And secretly Dana had the same reaction to Ben, but...

Tapestry by Ariana Overton is a unique mystery story that is very good. Katherine (Kat) is 48 years old and has just broken up with the only man she has ever truly loved. Steve was in love with Kat, but married and not willing...

Suzi by C.J.L. Marr starts with a small family in a remote area, barely eking out a subsistence, when the father returns with a big gold nugget. The nugget is their passport to prosperity! They set out for the town to sell it, riding in...

In Zoe North, author Joanne Rawson takes readers into the exciting world of Zoe North herself. The story is about Zoe's chance meeting with Dale, to whom she is attracted, and they begin a fling. Her best friend and business partner, Luke, is more sensitive...

A Far Strange Country: Banquet of Choices by Arielle Hunter is a novel of unrest, drugs and murder. In this story set in 1968, a time of great unrest in the civilized world, Pauline and Buck Harper are trying to ride it out on their...

Shenandoah: Daughter of the Stars by Nancy Johnson took me back to the days of the Civil War when fourteen-year-old Hannah Yeager, her thirteen-year-old brother Willy and their friend Charlie Richison find themselves growing up all too quickly because of the war raging around them....

Author James Offutt discusses favoritism in his latest book, Finding Healing From the Anguish of Favoritism: In the Home, Church and Workplace. As the author researched this topic, he discovered there were very few books written on the subject and even fewer written from the...