Angela’s Hope by Bradley D Warholm is a compelling story of faith. Angela Boisclair is a meek and gentle young woman. Yet, Angela is very strong in her devotion to the Lord and her service in the church. While attending university in Calgary, Canada, she...

Mr. Wackenteach Teaches First Grade is the first volume in The Wackenteach Series written by J.C.M. When summer was finally over, there were a lot of students who were wondering what first grade would be like. They would ask their parents all sorts of questions...

A small class filled with intelligent kids gets a dream fulfilled. The characters in Aramid by Paul Haddad are invited to take part in the nationals during which each participating team has to showcase a rep - a human replacement robot. Dr Quid's class manages...

Zombiekill: A Post Apocalyptic Thriller by Russ Watts is a fictional horror, fantasy, thriller, and science fiction novel of a zombie apocalypse that will appeal most to an audience of young adults and adults with a stomach for horror and gore in the extreme, as...

Into The Cave is a novelette by M.M. Meyer. Fifteen-year-old Adam Mealin loves school and is a straight-A student, but is constantly bullied by football player Scott Farmer. Adam’s best friend and next door neighbor, Jenny Elliott, describes Scott as a Neanderthal and tells Adam...

As Above So Below: Veil Over Atlantis by P Milisande is a very different YA thriller. It’s a challenging novel for teenagers to read with its mix of past and present, scientific fact, Greek myth, and fantasy, but they will be able to empathise with...

Lavender Fields by Raegyn Perry tells the story of Greye and Connor, two people caught up in the world of modern day racism, bigotry and hatred. Their story, however, is about more than just that. Right below the surface — just out of reach —...

Super-Duper Monty by Gita V. Reddy revolves around Monty, a frog who lived in a green, mossy pond with his friends and family. Everyone called him Leapfrog as he was always jumping, hopping, and leaping. One day his jump, hop, and leap took him to...

Gates to Tangier by Mois Benarroch is a stunning family saga, an exceptionally entertaining story that will take readers on a race across countries and continents to discover the truth about their identity. Upon his death, the head of the Benzimra family makes a shocking...

Murder in the Delta: The Emmett Till Story should strike a chord in your memory. The notorious murder investigation has been mentioned in no less than ten prominent civil rights' movies and documentaries. Several books have been written about the crime and subsequent investigation, yet...

An Open Letter to my Abuser by Lynny Prince is an honest book that shares letters from survivors of abuse with readers. Sexual trauma silences the voice of an individual and they are emotionally, psychologically, and physically changed for the rest of their lives. The...

Poet Michaela Hackman is back with The Sleepwalker’s Memoirs: Moving Through the Darkness. The poems are a little different than the poems in Love Along The Way. The poems displayed in Love Along The Way were those of self-discovery, hope and love, while the poems...

Michaela Hackman aims to display the essence of self. There is a desire in her writing to help others find and discover elements of hope and love, in order to not feel alone and to be able to deal with everyday life. You will find...

Finding Happiness: Building Stable Relationships in Turbulent Times by Paul W. Swets is a helpful and useful guide to all those who are in search of happiness and want to build good friendships and live an enriching and fulfilling life. Life is worth celebrating and...

Wow! Just, wow! That's absolutely what I thought when I finished reading Special Deceptions: The Coursodon Dimension Book 5 by author M.L. Ryan. Continuing Alex and Hailey's story and adventures, and finding them soon after Alex's brother has died, leaving him in the role...

I loved Worlds of the Timestream: The Throne, Book 1: Culmanic Parts by Richard Sutcliffe. I just want to put that out there. This is a great story and I will tell you why in this review, but I refuse to give any spoilers. This...

OE Wants It to Be Friday: A True Story of Inclusion and Self-Determination by Jo Meserve Mach and Vera Stroup-Rentier is the heartwarming story of OE and Austin who, with their personal stories, are both inspirational and motivational characters for readers. OE finds Friday the...

Socialcide: How America is Loving Itself to Death by Leo J Battenhausen takes readers into American society which is slowly disintegrating and killing itself because of its loss of basic values. The author speaks about the loss of connection with God, spirituality, and morality, and...

Immortality, Death and the Hereafter by Shefflorn Ballantyne is an intriguing look at one sect's views on death, dying, and the afterlife. While Seventh Day Adventism is not a denomination I can believe in, this book makes many good points based on the Bible. Ballantyne...

When Jack Carter finally opened his eyes and found himself in the ER, looking at a beautiful nurse, he was grateful to her for saving him from the excruciating pain that just moments before was wracking his entire body. However, all that changed when his...