In an excellent and epic work of fiction, The Killing Face: Blind Edition, the second installment of The Killing Arc series by author Kenneth Humphrey, readers will find themselves on the absolute edge of their seats, hearts in their throats, almost from the very start...

The Willing is a gripping and imaginative novel written by Gary Smith. After the death of his wife, Warren Steelgrave makes his way to Italy, where his family had originated. After he is welcomed home, Warren commences Italian language studies at a school in Florence,...

The Torch Principle: Light Up Your Mind is a fun book, but not easy. Javier Ideami has written a creative book on solving one's problems. This book is compelling and innovative and a lot of work went into its creation. If you want creative ideas...

In The Defender: Champion of Mankind, Willow's boss has just invited her to undertake a major project to promote a highly top secret device known as "The Defender." She has to sign a contract to declare her code of silence and suddenly she finds herself...

Paeti Gustav Xaviers’ The Sound of Serenity is an autobiography crafted to read like a very interesting novel, a rare find indeed. From the early days of life, from building a friendship with a Jewish boy, to being considered a junkie, and through restlessness to...

The End of Time: A Fabulous Narrative (Volume I: From Waterloo to Meridian) by T.S. Creager is the first in a historical series. Historical time travel to be precise. Dhlara and Jylling are minding their own business, living their lives in a perfectly ordinary modern...

The Coercion Game: Umbra Sumus, Book 1 is an international thriller written by Magnus Booth. Chris Lee hasn't seen his university friend, Anna Von de Pahl, for some years since they both were students at Cambridge. While he was freelancing as a fixer and problem...

Important to consider with any informative evaluation of The Orthodox Dilemma by layman George Alexander is the necessarily circumscribed focus of his attention – the historical delineations, early schisms, and later separations of Orthodox Christianity into various Churches, along with a specific concern for a...

The Magic of Murder by Susan Lynn Solomon introduces us to Detective Roger Frey, who swears vengeance upon the killer who took the life of his partner with eight bullets to the chest. However, Chief Woodward has said he can't have anyone else from the...

The Moustache Fairy by Christopher Holley is an entertaining storybook that revolves around facial hair. Alvin's moustache has gone and he is very sad. Every person and every pet had a magnificent moustache to call their own except Alvin. Every morning when he woke up...

The Happiest Choice: Essential Tools for Everyone's Brain Feelings by Sage Liskey is an inspirational book for all those undergoing depression, anxiety, stress, sadness, and grief in their lives. The useful techniques and tools shared by the author are helpful to unhappy people, enabling them...

Becoming a writer is one thing, but becoming a published author? It’s a lot of work and dedication. There are so many pitfalls and disappointments along the way. The main thing is that writers/authors must be dedicated to their craft, no matter what the critics...

Meticulously researched and comprehensively annotated, this volume of neglected Americana history, The Civil War Soldiers’ Orphan Schools of Pennsylvania 1864-1899, heavily illustrated with fascinating photographs, drawings, and period documents, is particularly well-attended to by its author Dr. O. David Gold. In a somewhat disingenuous introduction...

The Chronicles of Dan Lee O’Brien is a well-crafted collection of ably narrated stories written by David Jordan. These are defined and permeated by the profoundly fertile ground of Irish mythology in which they are immersed, with place names, gods and goddesses, and a wide...

Set in 1889, The Island of Worthy Boys is an historical novel by Connie Hertzberg Mayo. A Protestant boy named Charles befriends a Catholic boy named Aidan. Together they form more than a simple business partnership as little thieves in the streets of Boston; it's...

It all began with what sounded like the ramblings of an inventive, 10-year-old girl. Colin knew his little sister always came up with the most weird stories, but even for her this was a little too creative. While the two were admiring the clouds, Addy...

The Austrian: A War Criminal’s Story by Ellie Midwood opens with a short prologue entitled “Nuremberg prison, October 1946.” Ernst Kaltenbrunner, a former leader of the Austrian SS, has been tried by the International Military Tribunal and sentenced to hang. He is preparing to meet...

The Mod Code by Heidi Tankersley is about one girl and the twin brothers who love her. The only life Sage remembers is on her mother's farm in Kansas. Her best friend is Beckett. When her world is turned upside down, she learns she had...

In this spell-binding, electrically charged and heart-breaking memoir, The Philosopher’s Daughter, Jennifer Stace tells one of the most unbelievable, unforgettable stories a reader may ever have the privilege to encounter – the tale of an improbable, eccentric, ecstatic, tragic and incredible life, filled with cameos...

The Story of Lucius Cane by Vanya Ferreira is a tale of two men in London, both of different supernatural backgrounds, in the year 1794. Anne Hathborne is left to walk home alone from a ball when her assigned escort passes out drunk in a...