Alabaster Bayou: If Death Had a Face It Would Be Hers by Kerry D. Redford tells the tale of Celestine Clemence, a violet-eyed vixen on a vendetta. She is the illegitimate child of a voodoo practicing Creole woman, Mary Ann, and her lover, the rich...

Hooter and The Hanukkah Miracle is a children's Jewish holiday and celebration book written by H.E. Kline. Jacob is a young snowy owl who's gotten very lost. It's cold and snowy, and Jacob is too tired and wet to fly any farther. As the sun...

The Dream by H.E. Kline is a short book following a young girl’s struggle to cope with her unusual nightmares that eventually prove to be more than just ordinary dreams. Lacy’s nightmares started when she was five years old and they were so disturbing that...

If you're a true-blue Aussie proud of your Australian heritage, you will enjoy Old McLarsen Had Some Farms by Christine Larsen. If you weren't raised in Australia, but like learning about other cultures, or Crocodile Dundee made you curious about all aspects of those tough,...

I had reviewed Part I of Fate's Fray by J.A. Tocksworth, so I was anxious to read Part II. The journey of X'ieth and Kort, the rogue elf, continues in Part II. Tocksworth provides readers with much action and unexpected twists in the second half...

I Suck at Writing: How to Transform Insecurity into Confidence by T.R. Perri is a little manual for aspiring writers who may need a push to get started. As the book concentrates on how to overcome self-doubt and gain more confidence about calling yourself a...

Secret Science and the Secret Space Program by Herbert G. Dorsey III is a proactive book that reads like Orwellian fiction, but upon closer examination, it is clear that much scientific research is at the heart. Dorsey, a specialist in electrical engineering and physics, details...

While author Kevin Loesch bashes both major political parties in the United States in Small Government My A**, the majority of his fire is directed at the Republicans. His position is that of a strong libertarian and his arguments against Republicans are based on their...

Vegan Recipes Vol. 2 by Yogi Chuckravanen is an excellent collection of recipes for readers interested in simple vegan meals. A lot of merit has to be personally experienced in vegan cuisine to know whether it is suitable for you and healthy without compromising on...

Rogers Park by Mark Pople tells the story of Brian who has harboured the desire for revenge against his father since he deserted Brian when he was nine years old. Remaining in his home city of Chicago and working as a high school teacher, Brian’s...

Killing Hitler With Praise And Fire: Choose Your Own Horrible History by Matthew Hutchins is a well done, Chose Your Own Adventure (CYOA) style book. This genre has some devoted fans who will find the book an excellent addition to their reading. The plots (as...

Wally is a whale. He's on an adventure, migrating north to the colder waters around Alaska. But first he must help out a large cargo ship that is threatened by a huge tidal wave. Wally frequently helps ships in trouble at sea. He doesn't let...

It is a seemingly inexorable law of nature that all human bodies slowly break down as they age, some faster than others. A great deal of time, effort and money is expended in slowing it down, but nothing works for long. All of the things...

The Boy And The Bee by Stephen George is a book about friendship between a little boy and a bee. Every afternoon after his lunch, Ian McBeein used to take naps. One day he dozed off and woke up to a beautiful, clear sky, and...

What Every Author Should Know: No Matter How You Publish by Deb Vanasse throws light on the publishing aspect of books and gives valuable information on how to navigate the publication process and get a book in front of readers. The tips, advice and strategies...

The Man Who Stole the Clouds is a children's fantasy and science fiction story written by Kai Culmsee Ianssen and illustrated by Chrissie Ianssen. There's something scary and destructive roaming around the small farming community of Hillby. It's a giant machine that is thirty stories...

Whispers of Sage by Bil Howard is a romance novel with a modern twist. Traditionally, romance novels usually follow the format of boy-meets-girl who then live happily ever after. Well, Whispers of Sage is more like boy meets a few girls, and girl meets a...

A perfect read for when you only have a short amount of time, Giving My Tears a Break by Dominique Wilkins, the story of Hannah Jeffries, is an easy to follow story of a woman who gets herself into a situation that so many unfortunately...

Grandpa loves to be with his grandchildren, a brother and a sister. In this colorfully illustrated book, they seem to spend a lot of time together building things like a doghouse, and just enjoying each other's company. But that's not the real story. It's really...

Five Feet Short by Keisha Biddle is her autobiography, reminiscing about her life, growing up mentally and emotionally in a world where people like her with virtues of diligence and honesty do not exist. Five Feet Short is the account of Biddle’s life growing up...