Mark Lucas' first mistake was to be the first person to discover the asteroid that would permanently change the Earth's axis tilt. His second mistake was contacting President Walsh about the inevitable doomsday to come. His third mistake was trusting that the government would actually...

There have been countless conspiracy theories presented, and this book attempts to bring them to the public eye, to make readers aware of the insidious agendas behind television commercials and news, advertising campaigns, and even political campaigns. I learned a lot from The Real Truth...

Malachy’s Gloriam by C.M. Martello is a long book, not just in pages but in its convoluted plot and long list of characters. But Malachy’s Gloriam is also long on brilliant writing i.e. not once in those 417 pages does the author or the reader...

Is your food budget going through the roof? Tired of binge buying and then having to trash what spoils? Perhaps all you need to do is plan ahead. Make a monthly menu plan, shop once a month, and make meals in advance to freeze. So...

Soul Ownership by Ryan Fredric Steinbeck is an inspirational poetry book about a joinery, internally and externally. This poetry book will lure you in from the start with the author's style of delivery. True poetry lovers will respect Ryan Fredric Steinbeck's poetic flow. His poems...

In a great new work of fiction by author George Encizo, Baxter House is a story that will grab readers from the very first page and will keep them obsessively turning the pages all the way through to the very last. Follow the story of...

The Boy with Words by C.E. Wilson is a two-part novel written in a blend of fantasy and reality. Her tone is light, but the meaning underneath the surface goes so much deeper than what you’d expect. White Frost lives a seemingly average and dull...

Murder Takes Time (Friendship and Honor book 1) by Giacomo Giammatteo is a murder mystery story. Sometimes, to understand the ending, you have to go back to the beginning. We had it all – love, honor and friendship. Three boys, one girl, and an oath....

The Dragon Roars (The Seven Trilogy Book 2) is the second book by Sara Davison about Meryn and Jesse’s continuing saga of romance and religious belief during chaotic times. It is the year 2054 and religious persecution is on the rise. Specifically, the Canadian Army...

Here's the truth about Marcie Hill's book, 62 Blog Posts to Overcome Blogger's Block. It's not for bloggers. Really. This book is for everyone and anyone who has a big idea that they want to share with the world. Personally, I am now referring to...

Kregg P.J. Jorgenson pens a gritty tale of the west in 1886: The Last Campaign. Hanford Jones, a veteran of the Civil War, retreated to the West, ultimately becoming a scout for the army. Believing his days as a scout were over, he thought he...

While the book is called The Evolution of the United States of America, its subtitle, The Rise and Fall of a Nation, more succinctly describes the bent behind author Richard Castagner’s literary offering. The book is divided up into various sections: the prehistory of the...

As the saying goes, family is everything. In the right type of family setting, you will experience love, patience, closeness, and a helping hand. Winfale Park by Dr Dell Brand is about the Hapless family in Warilla. Warilla is a suburb of the city of...

In the Company of the Dead (The Sundered Oath, Book 1) by Ciara Ballintyne opens with a scene in a raucous tavern, where Ellaeva, priestess of the Goddess of Death, Ahura, is getting a crucial lead from her informant regarding her parents’ killer – a...

In a very interesting, suspenseful and fulfilling climax to the excellent The Inner Society trilogy, The Induction by Melinda Louise Bohannon is a book that will grab readers from the very start and will keep them obsessively reading throughout. This wraps up the story of...

Beth Kennedy and Donovan Goldwyn have the proof that he did not murder his brother, an Internal Affairs Investigator, but canoeing up to the front steps of the Orlando Police Department and turning themselves in is a strange way to prove it. Seismic Crimes by...

Wow! Just, wow! That's exactly what I thought when I finished reading the new book, Thecla, written by debut author DM Mooney. This story line grabbed me from the very first words and kept me obsessively reading all the way through to the very end....

May Snow is an unusual look into the minds of four senior ladies and the man they decide to share. Rose, Grace and Charity have been friends since childhood, and June is the new friend who has recently moved to town. They set up a...

Daily Fantasy Sports by Jay Correia is an entertaining read for all sports lovers and it creates a deep and visceral bond between all those who play fantasy sports. The author also speaks about how the business of fantasy sports has created many jobs and...

Raluza was once a fair kingdom where people didn’t see a difference in color and there wasn’t any class distinction. That was until King Lavier restructured it, separating people into four quarters and different classes. Michael and a group of soldiers plan to storm the...