Deep Zero
Deep Zero by V.S. Kemanis is a legal thriller. It’s 2009 and Dana has been elected as the DA for the suburban county where she and her family live. The Great Recession has taken its toll and there are more cases of domestic violence and...
Deep Zero by V.S. Kemanis is a legal thriller. It’s 2009 and Dana has been elected as the DA for the suburban county where she and her family live. The Great Recession has taken its toll and there are more cases of domestic violence and...
The Genesis of Janus by Brad Anderson is a science fiction, time travel thriller that follows in the spirit of its predecessors in The Janus Project Files series. It reads comfortably as a standalone and is easy to follow regardless of where in the series...
This concept is frightening. Terrorists seeking ways to use technology to create and multiply the effects of natural disasters. It made me afraid for the world my children will live in...and it was great reading. Final Extinction revolves around a terrorist attempt to use a...
Annular by J. Dwight Donald starts with a poem that gives the collection its title, which I personally perceive as an ode to courage and perseverance. The second poem, Trees Felled, offers a literal depiction of trees being cut down before they can grow tall,...
Rescuing Lara by Lyn Horner tells the story of Lara Spenser. Currently Lara is in a wheelchair, hiding out in Ireland. She has something that a group called the “Hellhounds” wants desperately, but Lara is determined to keep her word to her deceased uncle. To...
New York City Bum by David Boglioli is a memoir in which David talks about his life living on the streets of New York as a so-called homeless person. In the book, David talks briefly at the beginning about his pre-homeless life where he worked...
The Protocols of Ambiguity by author B.B. Jacobson is a philosophical and partly autobiographical coming of age story centered on a young adult character. The central plot focuses on a young boy, known as ‘the boy’, receiving a gift from God, one which promises to...
Cactus Jumpers by Andrew Burch is an excellent meld of the crime and Western genres, with a setting in the quiet town of Emerald, California. In this small town, there is a power tussle between two influential men: the head of the Rancher’s Association, Moss...
Still: Inspired by God by Maureen Millar is an uplifting and inspiring collection of poems that will encourage readers to make a connection with God and feel a oneness with the Universe. The poems capture the beauty of nature, the solitude the countryside offers, and...
Scripted in Heaven by Lourdes Duque Baron is a powerful testament of the inscrutable workings of God’s grace and a life-changing encounter that portrays, with vivid clarity, the solicitude of God’s tender love. Baron is a respected surgeon who believes he is in control, but...
I loved this author's writing in Scripted in Heaven, and thought another book of hers would be inspiring, and she never failed me. This time, it's not a tale about encountering a saint who brings about physical and spiritual healing, but what one strong woman...
The Black Diamond And The Witch's Curse by Terrence Alexander is a gripping tale with a strong appeal for fans of the paranormal. Derek James might be a football scholar and an ordinary freshman to some people, even to everyone in his school, but he...
Four from Peoria by Andrew Durant can be aptly classified as paranormal with powerful hints of a psychological thriller. A successful Wall Street broker, Jim, has suffered from realistic dreams for a long time. When he has a dream of murdering a man and it...
Weepers by Nick Chiarkas is a murder mystery set in the 1950s. In 1951, Christmas Eve, a man disappeared while walking through the Projects with Angelo, his son. In 1957, an undercover police officer was killed in a housing project in New York. At 2.00...
Healthcare 911 by Bhupendra O. Khatri MD, FAAN provides a unique glimpse into the US healthcare system and the damage caused to patients and doctors alike. Physicians tell their personal stories about a working environment which has the highest rates of suicide of any profession....
Human Understanding: An Engineer's Analysis of Life, Getting to the Basics by Robert Brust PE is a commentary and analysis of the question “What is life about?” Brust divides the subject into four sections: how we function mentally; concepts in reality; related considerations; and the...
Discover how to start and run your own heart-based healing business in the spiritual book 4th-Dimensional Healing (A Guidebook For A New Paradigm of Healing) by Randi Botnick. Learn how to meet and build relationships with your Guides and Spiritual Healing Team, and open channels...
We claim to be in charge of our lives until we are forced into alien territory; however, these are the circumstances that push us to explore our strengths and weaknesses. This is what happened when Louis, the three-year-old child of Mark Unger, the author, and...
Red Dot Shot: Phantom of the Wilderness by Kramer Elkman is a revealing memoir about a difficult father and son relationship. Six-year-old Kramer's earliest memory is that of a little boy seemingly unable to do anything that pleases his father. One of his earliest memories...
Dead Silent: The Mortsafeman: Book 2 is a dark urban fantasy novel written by Ivan Blake. When Chris Chandler was finally released from the South Portland Detention Center, a juvenile reform school where he was serving a two-year sentence for malicious vandalism, the last place...