Can you say love? That’s the way I felt about the novel Yonder, the newest offering by author LeeAnne Hanson. Set in pre-WWII Southern Mississippi, this story is the perfect balance of spooky, romantic, fun and heartwarming, and I truly could not have enjoyed it...

The White Death by Daniel Rafferty is an exhilarating race against extinction. The human race is dying. Genetic mutations are multiplying. Genetic hatred floods the hearts and minds of mankind, society is decaying. The battle of pro-life advocates versus pro-evolution supporters rages. The future...

The Quiet Way by Robin Melhuish is about a mega scale catastrophe like the Twin Towers, but this time it is happening in modern England. The authorities suspect an Al Qaeda member in the country, but they have no way of finding out who that...

The Lost Tribe is a historical sports novel written by Matthew Caldwell. It's 1939, and Harry Pike is working as a sports editor for the New York Daily Benchmark. He's enjoyed a close relationship with the publisher, Horace Greenacre, and is saddened but not surprised...

Global Warming Navigation: Through the Fog Toward Our Safe Harbor is a non-fiction essay on the environment written by Edward T. Prell. Prell is a retired engineer who decided a year ago to investigate what he calls the disconnect between the global warming crisis and...

In C. Edgar North’s second book of the Nighthawk series, Nighthawk: African Ice picks up the saga of the criminal dealings of Russian arms dealer Igor Romanoff and the ex-Navy Seal gone bad, Chief Joseph Branson of the Midlake Canadian Indian Tribe. These partners in...

Private Antal USA by Anthony Halasz is a pile of his recollections, but for the ones he ‘forgot, decided to forget or were beyond his ability to describe.’ It contains his early memories, marrying his high school love, surviving the Nazi scare, and escaping from...

“Ahhhh…” That’s the sound I made when I finished reading Bhajan, the debut work by author Tim Garvin. That’s the sound I make when a book satisfies me, not just for entertainment purposes, but for emotional and spiritual reasons as well. The novel follows the...

Whispers From The East is a dramatic and realistic novel by Amie Ali. This culture clash novel begins in August of 1947, at the time when the partition between India and Pakistan is established, and millions of Muslims find themselves on the wrong side of...

The Small Matter of the Death Cult of Katahdin, The Shabby Realm, Book 1 is a contemporary fantasy written by Lennox Brown. Winston Lamb is a private investigator who's not above doing a little bit of breaking and entering. These are tight times for the...

Margin of Eros is a humorous urban fantasy novel by Clare Hawthorne. The story combines the modern day mayhem of human life in California with the busybody lives of the Greek gods of Olympus, who are feeling a little forgotten amid the hurly-burly of contemporary...

The Legend of the Burning Lake by Kayla Swanson tells the story of a community living in fear of magic and fire. Any talk of magic is frowned upon, and the community focuses on the basic means of survival under the leadership of a rather...

The Pinnacle of Empire (Neuyokkasinian Arc of Empire Book 6) follows Saxthor as he faces his biggest challenge ever: holding his empire together amidst both internal and external forces seeking to bring it to ruin. With allies new and old, Saxthor must make hard decisions...

The Gifts and the Fruits (The Freedom Series) (Volume 2) by Paul F. Murray is the long awaited sequel to Freedom’s Long March. Onesimus has been enslaved by Philomen. He meets Catia, another slave, and they get together to try to get the letters of...

Breathe, and Release is a contemporary thriller written by Katherine Hayton. Elisabet had no memories of the accident that left her lying in a hospital bed in the Intensive Care Unit. From what little she was able to make out from the hospital staff, she...

Duilleog (A New Druids Series, Book 1) by Donald D. Allan centers on a young man who discovers his healing powers and tries to regain his significant past. Will Arbor is the last Druid who has just awakened his ability. The Church of the New...

Wishapick: Tickety Boo and the Black Trunk is a children's adventure fantasy written by M.M. Allen. It's been two years since Jack's father died, and Jack's still angry about it. He misses his dad and the adventures they used to have together. His sister, Lilly,...

The Beast by A.R. Davis is almost reminiscent of a fairy tale in its danger, its mystery, and its brave and noble heroes. Something, whether man or beast, is preying on the people of Leola. The woods pose a danger to even the strongest of...

In Send Flowers by Mike Crowley, John Griffin is a simple man with simple needs. His peaceful life is turned upside down the night he went to work at the pharmaceutical lab ... only to find it burning. When he learns that an executive staff...

The Four Horsemen of the Investor’s Apocalypse by Robert J. Klosterman CFP is intended to provide one with the weapons to fight the four horsemen of the investor’s apocalypse. The four are: Inflation, Volatility, Group Think, and Global Displacements and Transformation, and by providing insight,...