Single Rider is the first novel by Skye Leah Collett and it is not your traditional romance, young adult fiction. The story centres on Kenzie, a thirty-something, single woman who aspires to be a writer, and revels in her independent lifestyle. With a bout of...

I loved Against That Shining Darkness. As I sit and wonder how to tell you why I loved it, without giving away any spoilers, the word 'clean' keeps coming to mind. I just read another fantasy novel and I liked it too, but the hero...

The Hedgecock Friasko by Rick Hussey is a mystery novel set in Florida. When a runner is shot in a relatively safe neighborhood, Detectives Lucinda Cruz and Gus Michaelangelo McMurphy are baffled when they show up at the man's hospital room to find it empty....

“Forget your homes. Forget your families. You will never see them again. You belong to the Night Guild now.” Child of the Night Guild (Queen of Thieves, Book 1) by Andy Peloquin centers on young Viola, a child sold to pay her father's debts. Viola...

Do you want to enhance your psychic abilities? Are you ready to expand your knowledge of energy manipulation? Path of The Psion (Ultimate Guide To Learning Psychic Abilities) by Adam Dasuwatto is a practical workbook for psychic beginners. With an exciting look into the scientific...

Linchpin by David K. Brown is an interesting take on sci-fi. Marvin, or Coffee to his friends, is living the "good life" with a steady job, gorgeous girlfriend, and great flat mates Jay and Tony. One day, Marvin has a strange "episode" which leaves him...

Learning about angels and the power of God’s love in defeating the evils of Satan is a lifelong journey for all of us. It’s such an immense concept, it’s no wonder that we spend so much time reading and challenging our minds to understand it....

A quest is only as good as the journey involved and the characters that make the journey. I was satisfied on both counts as I read The City of Arches: Sitnata Series Book 3 by Alisse Lee Goldenberg. The writing style and the characters kept...

In a very short, humorously written piece of non-fiction by author Alex Canton-Dutari, How Not to Write, Publish and Promote Your Book will ring true to the many people out there who have had big dreams about becoming a famous author, only to find that...

The Emerald Isle Princess And The Silver Tiara by Beverly Banfield revolves around thirteen-year-old Morgan who likes the sun and bare feet and not rain and rubber boots. Morgan and her family are moving, along with her beloved goldfish. The new house was big, but,...

A Dog Named Cat by Anne Toole is a heart-warming tale for young readers, a story that is both entertaining and informative, written in beautiful verse and brilliantly illustrated. What's in a name? What happens when one identifies with a different species? Here is a...

The Americas have a long history of missionaries from the Old Country set on converting the natives primarily to the Roman Catholic faith. The Jesuits were initially sent to Baja California to teach Christianity to the local people and to minister to the soldiers and...

“Welcome to The University of Corporeal and Ethereal Studies, where the mysteries of the universe are solved one class at a time. This dynamic citadel stands vigil over the town of Byndal from atop Mount Dareo, a beacon of discovery thrust up to the cosmos...

In Moonburner by Claire Luana, Kia's parents raised her as a boy to cover up the fact she was born with great magical power that allowed her to draw power from the moon. In their world, female moonburners are lifelong enemies to the male sunburners...

Cook & Chatter: A Trip Down Memory Lane was an absolute delight to read. With a clear, simple theme of family, tradition, and wonderful food, this cookbook will remain close to my heart long after reading. The cookbook opens with a Foreword by Food Network’s...

Addiction: Cold Water Immersion is a synopsis of the life experiences of author Jill Peck Vona. She suffers from an obsessive compulsive disorder as well as anorexia nervosa. Her detailed life story encapsulates her childhood years when she found out that she loved to spend...

Abigail Thompson is fine with the family move to Colorado, especially when she sees the magnificence of God’s mountainous creation. The air is so clean it nearly squeaks. The problem is her mother. Mama was dead set against leaving her Dallas home to travel to...

Overcoming Obstacles in Diabetic Cooking by Matthew W. Miller is a great go-to source for recipes, tips, and resources geared toward those with diabetes. Inside the book, the reader will find an introduction about why this book was written, who can use this book, themed...

Truth Transforms Education by Dr. Antoinette Pearson is a passionate appeal to servant leadership in schools. Dr. Pearson has served over twenty years in urban education, and her work as a principal in an under served school combines with her insights from her doctoral studies...

I Close My Eyes by Regina Puckett is a fantastic historical romance that you will love. I am a huge fan of Regina Puckett and her brand of writing; she is brilliant with her characterizations and how she builds the story. I Close My Eyes...