The Follower III: Terrorist Groups in Silicon Valley and Boston Are Smashed by the Follower by John Durbin Husher sees Axel Tressler employ his augmented powers to foil a series of conspiracies. First, he investigates deaths caused by experimental nanoparticle technology. After making suggestions to...

By A River, On A Hill by John Durbin Husher is a memoir of the author and his twin brother. John “Jay” Husher and Lee Kenneth “Kenny” Husher wanted more from life and they were not afraid to go after it. The story opens in...

Life and Death by John Durbin Husher is a non-fiction guide with the intention of educating readers on 'The History of Overcoming Disease and What it Tells Us About Our Present Increasing Life Expectancy as a Result of Present Day Actions.' Husher delivers a comprehensive...

James Hanna made a point of reminding me that I awarded his book, The Ping-Pong Champion of Chinatown, 5 stars, so I decided to tackle Fact Check and More Probing Tales. Would I enjoy it as much and rate it as highly? Well, after losing...

Closing In is a mystery thriller novel by Joe Donato. Jason Matthews loves everything about Chicago. A popular host at WBDP radio station, Jason's life revolves around listening and engaging with the most outrageous of callers and creating an interesting show that boosts the ratings...

The Follower by John Durbin Husher is a thriller featuring Axel Tressler. Axel’s mother survived a plane crash while she was pregnant with him and his brother. An accident during Axel’s birth made him a force to reckon with. Axel is a hero with extraordinary...

Origin of The Follower and His New Actions: About an Action Character with Unique Capabilities by John Durbin Husher is a bold exercise in the narrative-based superhero origin story. It becomes a compelling, visceral tale that depends solely on text to evoke images rather than...

Somebody To Love: The Story of Valerie June's Sweet Little Baby Banjolele by Valerie June introduces readers to a young Valerie and tells how she got The Baby, her beloved banjolele. This inspirational tale takes young readers on a musical adventure they won't forget soon!...

Apart from a long television career, distance running has always been a part of Rick Mater's life. In Six Hours, he recounts his extraordinary experience of running 17 miles to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and back up as a sixty-four-year-old survivor of cardiac...

In 1000 Sci-Fi Writing Prompts: Story Starters and Writing Exercises for the Creative Author, Jan Power asserts that it’s one thing to want to be a writer, but it’s quite another thing to keep up with the writing regimen. Sometimes we feel drained when we’ve...

The King of Christmas: All God's Children Search for Jesus, written by Todd R. Hains and illustrated by Natasha Kennedy, is a Christian children's picture book with the intent of aiding little hearts in remembering where Christ can be found. The book begins with an...

The Lord’s Prayer: For All God’s Children written by Harold L. Senkbeil and illustrated by Natasha Kennedy is a must-have resource for Christian parents teaching their young ones how to pray. The Lord’s Prayer refers to the model prayer found in Matthew 6 and Luke...

If roads are considered the bloodline of a country's economy, taxi drivers must be the blood cells that help people reach their destinations, ensuring the smooth running of the country. In The Hidden Lives of Taxi Drivers, Ruth H. Finnegan delves into the world of...

Fifteen Moves Ahead: A Psychological Thriller by Devadeep Gupta is an intriguing book that will keep you on edge till the end. The author has used the game of chess as the main theme and cleverly built an interesting plot around it. Chess is all...

When I was young, we used to play a party game of telling a story using as many types of candies as possible. Jennifer Morhaime uses this premise for her children's book Sweet Halloween. Mr. and Mrs. Goodbar plan to go out for the evening...

The first day of school is always important for children, so we must help them make it a relaxed experience. Jennifer Morhaime teaches young readers what school is like and what emotions they may face. She also shows them the different activities that take place...

School trips allow children to get out of their routine and into contact with new ideas. These activities develop curiosity and the desire to do new things. The best part is that, at the same time, children can learn and have fun. Jennifer Morhaime demonstrates...

Recognizing and celebrating diversity has nothing to do with compromising your own beliefs. So, with her mother’s permission, little Effie invites all her friends to come and celebrate Friendsgiving. They will have all types of food based on different cultures: latkes, pot stickers, mashed potatoes,...

Whispers in the Waters by Sarah Chislon is part of the Blood of the Fae series. Jessa’s childhood was spent being taught by her aunt how to properly behave as a lady. But she has a secret that is very unladylike. She spends her days...

Learning the alphabet is the first step in teaching your children to read and write, and animals are one of children's favorite topics. Animal Alphabet by Mark Edmondson is a combination of these two topics; it includes the names of different species of animals from...