Nineteen-year-old Arianna Quincy feels like it's time for her to leave the farm where she was raised with seven other siblings. She doesn't want to be a farmer's wife, or anyone's wife for that matter. Instead, she wants to get a job and decides that...

Hell is Empty and All the Devils Are Here by Mark Rounds is a highly credible, well researched, and impeccably paced post apocalyptic novel. The civilization-ending threat, while evocatively named the Zombie Plague for the cannibalistic violence of its symptomatic carriers, is rigorously established to...

A Walk on The Darkside by Corinna Underwood is a series of related short stories all focused on paranormal mysteries. Paranormal investigators Harry and Pearl have different ways of approaching these mysteries, but they work together to solve highly entertaining cases. Pearl is grounded and...

Flashbulb Memories by John Kemp is a poignant love story taking place during World War II. Jack wakes up in a hospital, suffering with amnesia, and discovers that he has lost an arm. Lucy is the nurse who is sitting by his side when he...

Sheila and Recluse by Randall Jarmon is a summons to captivating suspense. Adam North is enjoying his retirement on a ranch in Texas until unavoidable circumstances call him back into the life of the Recluse. The terrorist group known as The Movement sends a group...

Fantastic! That's what I thought when I finished reading the great anthology of short stories by author Lou Di Domenico, Songs of the Northwind. With stories as varied as a crime saga, a sea-faring treasure hunting tale, and the story of a house with a...

How to Write an Essay in Five Easy Steps by Scribendi begins with a promising introduction, that the accompanying pages contain the answers to some of the most vexing questions a student could face. As promised, in step one itself this book opens with the...

The plan was perfect. Almost. Mylea, a Utopian civilization on the brink of total destruction, was saved by a plan set in motion by one prescient man. Unfortunately, things will always go wrong. A slight oversight exacerbates the battle of wills between two artificially intelligent...

How to Write a Letter by Scribendi begins with introducing the letter as a form of communication and explains it in a modern context. After a critical study of various types of letters, different parts that constitute a letter are explained. That brings us to...

How to Write a Blog by Scribendi Inc., researched and written by Katherine Humphries, is an informative how to guide. It is chock full of useful information everyone interested in starting a blog needs to know. The reader will learn step by step how to...

Effective Business Communication by Scribendi introduces communication as a simple thing, a message that is sent between two parties, the sender and the receiver. However its prime importance is substantiated by a few real life examples like the BP oil spill, where failure of communication...

Unlocking the Art of Fiction Writing: The Eight Keys to Writing Great Fiction and Avoiding Dangerous Traps along the Way by Scribendi Inc., researched and written by Bryan Russell, is a gem of a resource guide. Inside readers will find helpful writing tips from numerous...

Not the Same Person: A Journey From Heritage to Inheritance by Stanley Faddis is a story of redemption. A memoir of Faddis' life, Not the Same Person beautifully illustrates the Gospel message of Christ's never failing love and God's grace. Beginning with stories from Faddis'...

Predatory Kill: A Legal Thriller by Kenneth Eade is book 2 of the Brent Marks legal thrillers. There’s a killer on the loose, a killer who murdered April’s mother and left her father for dead, viciously beaten. April hires Brent, an attorney of 20 years,...

There's almost nothing I like better than a good murder mystery, especially on a gloomy fall day! And that's just what I got with Killer.com: Book Five in the Brent Marks Legal Thriller Series by author Kenneth Eade. Continuing the story of lawyer Brent Marks,...

Mick Napier’s Improvise: Scene from the Inside Out is an excellent resource of information on improvisational theater techniques, written primarily for intermediate to advanced improvisers. However, there is much that the novice (such as myself) can learn to develop better techniques in improvisational performance. Starting...

Sci-Fi Scenes and Monster Dreams by Jan Peterson Ewen is a collection of science fiction plays. It begins with Dr Madd, who is an expert in transplanting any head to any body, when the present body becomes old or infirm. The inventor of a time...

"The original purpose of the book was not to teach acting, but to show how to synthesize it to make it more accessible to instructors and their students." That was author/acting instructor, Gavin Levy's goal. And he was successful. Acting is not, as one might...

A young girl, scarred for life from a brutal assault, thrown out of her home by a mother who no longer can stand to look at her – this girl now lives above the comic book store where she works. She hides her scarred face...

Each To Their Own by Diana J. Febry seems like a straight forward mystery novel. Dan doesn’t believe that Kaleigh, his ex-wife’s daughter, died in an accidental fall from a cliff and sets out to find the truth. The problem is that he isn’t the...