The Psychology of Economic Actualism by David Billings is an analysis of economic actualism, how nominal records deviate from actual reality. This deviation has enormous psychological implications. Mentioning that the plethora of social norms are primarily intended to chastise us, as our society does not...

I just finished reading Collision, a short story by David Podlipny, and all I can say is ‘Whoa!’ This creepy little tale will definitely stay with me for a while, that’s for sure. The story follows an unnamed man as he deals with the aftermath...

In an exciting, fast-paced thrill ride of a book, Hard Fall, the first book in the Thomas Blume Noir series by author P.T. Reade, the reader is introduced to the highly intriguing Thomas Blume. An ex-police officer from the NYPD, who now works on his...

Until I'm Safe by Jane Grace is a young adult story about a girl who finds herself lost in Hurricane Katrina. The story starts with Marguerite Aucoin at home in a volatile situation. Her father and mother are fighting and her father hasn't been quite...

Shadows of the Night by Richard Dawes is a thriller of occult proportions. Dirk Hammond is a private detective. He receives a letter asking him to visit Baron Cardula at his mansion late at night. The Baron is fearful that he will be the next...

From New York to the Smokies: A Collection of Sam Jenkins Mysteries by Wayne Zurl is a series of short stories that covers more than 40 years in Sam's life. The first story starts in 1963 with Sam as a teenager. With his girlfriend and...

Desperate Shop Girls by David L. Gersh has James Harris, a practicing lawyer living with his divorced wife, confronted with a pretty client, Janet Mason, a well known TV star. He gets a handsome retainer from Janet for representing someone impersonating her in a suit...

Many of us have discussed that so-called bucket list - the list of things we want to do in life. How many of us have considered what is really inside that bucket? What about a bucket full of light and love? After all, that's all...

Managing Products to Deliver Solutions: 25 Best Practices for B2B Product Management by John Mansour is a complete discussion of the nature of B2B and the recommended approach to ensure success. It starts with definitions, and mentions the need to have unique solutions for B2B,...

In Bells in the Air by E.B. Butler, a new church in the neighborhood is about to hang its bells. The Bell children - Rudge, Lanny and Timmy - along with their friends - Rufus, Sally and Katy Collins - are looking forward to events...

From the opening lines, I was hooked. Barbara Grover’s Fallen Leaves: Poetry and Song offers lessons and memories in the most impressive collection of poetry since early Emily Dickinson. Her words immediately touch the rawness of life’s regrets and those inevitable “what if” moments that...

Dawn Ambler and his mate, Poema, are two simple sheep who have the opportunity to take part in the second most important fight of the young church in Sheep Farm: A Tale of the Kingdom by Tyrone Flanagan. With deep seated beliefs and a strong...

Nancy Janes writes an entertaining narrative in Night Rumbles. Brad is nineteen, an astrophysics research student on the planet Lydo. His focus of study is the behavioral habits of the Netherworld. Brad is given permission to take a field trip to the unknown and dangerous...

One Angel's Opinion by Barbara Grover is a very interesting novel about how angels interact with both God and humankind. It follows several angels, the most important being Lucifer/Satan and Auroran, a scribe, as they watch God create the physical universe and then populate it...

The Humana Chronicles and the Dream Nation by Michael Bellusci is a tale of opposites. The Age of the Revolution is upon us. The world is in upheaval and nothing, no one can stop the onslaught of change. Political and scientific forces march relentlessly across...

Delightful, delightful, delightful! That is the best way I can describe the new work by author Elizabeth Cooke, A Tale of Two Hotels. Following our protagonist, Elizabeth, as she returns to her beloved Paris and the Hotel Marcel, we see the infighting between two established...

Bed-Bugged by Susan J Kroupa is about a dog named Doodle, who is what they call a career change dog, meaning he got fired. Doodle now has a job sniffing out bed bugs. The best part of his new job is Molly, his boss’s daughter,...

Hope Quotes - Inspirational Picture Quotes about Hope by Gabi Rupp begins by seeing hope as an essential for great things in life, with supporting quotes from great leaders like Winston Churchill. Gabi then looks at hope as a necessity for achievement, with the words...

The Gift of Life: Family, Friends, Food & Fun by Dayeeta Roy is an excellent book which combines cooking with family stories. Not only is this book down to earth, entertaining and funny, but you get the impression at the end that you have gotten...

What would the walls say if ruins could speak? Ghosts of Ildereen by Phillis Fox is a tale of history, of love, of hope, and dedication. Heather Gregg has gone to spend the summer taking care of her friend's home and working on a book...