“He who is without sin cast the first stone.” Many stones were thrown by men of the cloth in The Trinity by K.P. Ambroziak. Father Jacob becomes the newly ordained priest of Holy Church of Eve following Father Brentwood’s murder. He meets Rebecca, who is...

The Grave Concerns of Jennifer Lloyd is a thrilling murder mystery by author Ian Kingsley, with an authentic British flavour. Our title’s heroine, Jennifer, is an up and coming television reporter with fierce ambition and massive dreams of success. Despite the disadvantages of her orphan...

The Book of Orchid is an instructional art book written by I-Hsiung Ju, who was a Professor Emeritus at Washington & Lee University before his retirement and the founder of the Art Farm Gallery where he continued to teach the art of Chinese painting. This...

The Poker Game by Tom Wallace is the story of an epic murder mystery that turned out to be the biggest challenge Lexington's finest homicide detective Jack Dantzler had ever faced. Detective Jack Dantzler has handled and solved countless homicides during the two and half...

In The 2030 Caregiving Crisis: A Heavy Burden for Boomer Children by author Henry Moss, the scary reality of the future of caregiving and family life facing many of today’s families is looked at squarely in the eye. With the Baby Boomer generation reaching retirement...

Detective Kate Turner has her hands full with the latest case. Young women are being abducted from the local college, just to turn up dead five days later, often mutilated in gruesome fashion. The crimes mimic those of another serial killer from a different time...

The Beach House Mystery by Tara Ellis is Book 3 of an on-going series, but it can be read on its own. This was a surprisingly good book, given the fact that it is written in present tense and I usually don’t like novels written...

The Dismal Tide by Michael A. Dibaggio and Shell Dibaggio is the second book in the East End Irregulars, super heroes patrolling the area to thwart would-be evil doers. The story begins with Evangeline getting the lead role in the school play, while Torrent and...

Sam and Ally are best friends. They have a passion for a good mystery, or at least Sam does. And they seem quite good at managing to get themselves into predicaments whenever encountering a new mystery. After having just solved one mystery, the girls are...

In an excellent new guide for a person considering undergoing psychotherapeutic treatment that includes use of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), author Tal Croitoru's book, The EMDR Revolution: Change Your Life One Memory At A Time (The Client's Guide), provides readers with an absolute...

The More Things Change by Elle Nora is a women’s fiction story about Joya Alexander. Readers were first introduced to Joya in Better Choices, and The More Things Change continues that story. Joya is a successful businesswoman. But, for all of her financial successes, she...

Every hundred years or so, a virgin princess must be sacrificed to the dragons for the safety of a kingdom. Now it’s Princess Genevieve of Verdeux's turn to save hers when she's handed a golden token – the mark of the chosen. Genevieve accepts her...

The Sins of Soldiers by S.J. Hardman Lea is a captivating story of love and loss during the First World War in 1916. Anson Scott is an American reporter embedded undercover in a British infantry regiment on the Western Front. He watches and writes his...

Because I have been dealing with depression for a couple of decades, I wanted to read The Silent Roses by author C. Handy because it was listed as a poetry collection involving the topic of depression, inspired in part by his life. Inside I found...

The First Singers by Kat Doughty introduces us to the rapidly changing world of Teena, who on her 18th birthday receives a piece of cake, a watch, and an opportunity to implement a survival strategy since it’s a tradition to be hunted by the other...

“I crossed his tracks not far outside of Stonehaven, and I followed them out of curiosity, nothing more. By the irregularity of his trail, I imagined he was some foolish city boy caught out in the cold and that he might want some help ......

The Ripples of Guilt by Angela Richmond is about one woman taking strength from another and carving her destiny with her actions. The story follows Helen Richards. She is a woman who once had it all and now she has nothing but a loveless marriage...

The Lost Heir by Allison Whitmore is the story of Isabella Foxworthy, the heir to the Foxworthy Hotel. Isabella discovers she is an empath; she is able to feel what others are feeling. Approaching Isabella's 16th birthday, she is thrown into a world of magic...

The Frog That Lost His Croak is a children’s story by author Anne Toole that tells the tale of a very proud young frog with a very loud croak, who one day loses his croak after boasting and bragging to his friends. The little frog...

The Sirens of Falkeld by Julie Tuovi is set in war torn Scotland. We follow Kade Finley nine years after his father dies. His Gaffer is sick and to save him Kade needs a mermaid's magic. Captured while on the restricted beach, Kade must help...