Time Lies Fate & Family: The Storm Madison Story Book 1 by Kazzie Kennedy takes you first to Brighton, Australia, to meet respected defense attorney Storm Madison who is taking control of the courtrooms right up to the Supreme Court. There is one thing above...

The Museum Heist by Kameel Nasr is a suspense mystery. In 1990, in the early hours of the morning, two men dressed as police officers enter the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum in Boston. The guards are hijacked and the biggest robbery ever known is committed....

Grant Leishman’s book, The Second Coming, opens with a man recovering consciousness in hospital, and trying to remember his identity. Whoever he is, he’s sure he has a mission to accomplish and very little time to do it. Gradually his memory returns. He, Jose Castillo...

I think everyone's had moments when they've wished they could look into the future or thought, gee, I sure wish I'd had some warning that was about to happen. But when just that scenario starts to happen in the life of Sadie Perkins, the protagonist...

Provoke Not The Children by Michael W. Anderson is a dystopian story where children are turned over to professionals. These child rearing experts, called Proxies, are tasked with the difficult job of raising and educating the world's youth. They alone know what is best for...

And the Wind Whispered by Dan Jorgensen contains several scenes that are so exciting that they become almost impossible to put down. The discovery of a dead man’s body in a cave by a trio of young reporters gets the ball rolling. Later there is...

The Christmas Cowboy (Sweet Western Holiday Romance) (Volume 1) by Shanna Hatfield is a sweet contemporary romance that offers up everything a reader could want in a romance: a strong, independent heroine, a handsome and charming but slightly stubborn hero, and a holiday to wrap...

The Department of Zenitation: A Layman’s Guide To Making Spirituality Work In Real Life by Thomas E. Ziemann is a collection of some of the best spiritual, practical, and innovative ideas gleaned from the wisest people who ever lived. Uplifting statements designed to nourish the...

Wow, what a book! That's the first thought I had after finishing Dead Letter by author Marc Kuhn. Follow the stories of Sandra Henderson and Robert Harris, high school sweethearts in 1943. They live in idyllic Centerville, Maryland near the beautiful Lake Corsica and the...

When Judge Makena called Pancho McMartin asking for a favour, as much as Pancho did not want to mess up his good relationship with the judge, this was one favour he was hesitant to grant. However, when the administrative judge asks for a favour, you...

Killer Whale Rock: A Boy's Adventure in the Alaskan Wilderness by Tim Garvin is a coming of age adventure for young readers. Twelve-year-old Sam Jefferson moves across the country from Arizona to Alaska and discovers that Alaska is a big wilderness, different than anything he...

Convergent 9.0 by Paul H. Landes is an exciting corporate espionage thriller. One of the things I liked about it most was the variety of interesting settings. We start at a huge ranch in Montana but quickly find ourselves in locales like San Francisco, London,...

The Griffin's Gauntlet by Wesley Lowe is a young adult fantasy that starts with fairy magic. Sharon is deposited into a world completely different from her own. She is recruited by a good witch to protect the land from the evil Dragon King. Sharon accepts...

I loved the concept of Open the Doors to You by Casey Rislov. I think it can be hard to come up with a fresh idea in a children's book that hasn't been overdone to death, but I have never seen a book about doors....

Universal Life Lessons: From My Brilliant Blue Bohemian Butterfly is a short self-help book by Susan Ball. The author presents eighty-five life lessons in a semi-biographical form as she writes about the life of Anna Rose Paas, a woman born in 1985 with Ring 22...

Whew! I think I need a cold shower after finishing reading Conscience, Book Two in the Bellator Saga by Cecilia London. This book is hot, hot, hot, so be forewarned if you aren’t into an extremely steamy read. But for those of us that are,...

Lady Justice and the Conspiracy by Robert Thornhill is perhaps his best composition to date in the highly acclaimed Lady Justice series of light, humorous mystery stories. However, The Conspiracy is neither light nor humorous. To be perfectly frank, Lady Justice and the Conspiracy scared...

The Spare Room and Other Stories by brothers Joshua Danker-Dake and Sean Danker-Smith is an anthology of 26 original short stories across a variety of genres from fantasy to horror. The Gibbins Tree by Sean Danker-Smith is one of my favorites. It’s definitely on par...

Jack of All Trades by The INSTANT-Series opens with an observation: The lifetime available to us is enough to master one skill, maybe one more. Therefore to become someone versatile, rather than wasting time on a single area, it is profitable to become a Jack...

I love non fiction books that have exercises because I feel like that makes me a part of the experience. Instead of just reading Instant Anger Management: How to Control Anger Instantly! by The INSTANT Series, I am now involved in the process and actually...