Jeremy loves history. In fourth grade, he had learned about the early colonists to the United States. Now that he's in fifth grade, he's about to learn about the American Revolutionary War. He decides to ask his great-grandfather, who lives with his family, what he...

Angelos Michalopoulos’ Basking in the Wrong Kind of Sunshine is a self-help book that is written in an almost poetical manner. It is the conversation and musings between a man called George and his conscience. The two examine, question, and challenge each other about George’s...

Carlos lost his parents in Mexico at an early age and was transferred from one relative to another because no one would take him. After a very rough childhood, he was finally adopted by an American woman, Kathleen Connor. But in high school, in the...

To be honest, I didn’t know quite what to expect from Echoes in the Walls by Katrina Morgan. I was expecting an essay type book about the funny and aggravating experiences you will have when you attempt a huge project like renovating an old house....

Maybe this Caribbean vacation was just what she needed. Samantha enjoyed her travelling companions, Jen and Kathy, and knew that she demanded far too much of herself professionally. Yet, that annoying tug of doubt insisted on accompanying her, even on this Paradise-infused trip. Of course,...

Ghost in the Forest by Sue Cauhape is a story based in a wild and mountainous region, home to lions and deer as well as the human population at nearby Morristown. Dori, in her early thirties, spends most of her time hidden away in her...

A Whisper in The Shadows: Rangers of Laerean book one by Tom Fallwell is a spellbinding work with a powerful setting. The reader is introduced to the imaginary, captivating world of Hir with its peculiar seasons and legendary characters. Readers are introduced to tales of...

Don't Step in the Trap: How to Recognize and Avoid Email Phishing Scams by Brett W. Smith is a basic computer usage manual aimed at the new or occasional user. The author brags that it is written in plain English, and, except where the concepts...

Jackie Ullerich's Sabbatical in the Sun has it all; mystery, intrigue, deception, adventure, romance, with many twists and turns along the way. Recovering from a failed marriage and the loss of her mother to cancer, Jessica Slater decides she needs a change of scenery. She...

A Memory in the Black is Book 2 of the New Aeneid Cycle by talented writer, Michael G. Munz. Part cyberpunk sci-fi and part thriller, it effortlessly transports its readers to a familiar, yet different dimension in the not too distant future that is 2051....

Michael has failed to find a new job once more and his savings are dwindling away. To top it all, it does not take long until even more misery befalls him in A Shadow in the Flames by Michael G. Munz. He is on his...

When Cameron Mitchell sits at his desk for the last time, he reflects upon his past and how he eventually arrived at this juncture in his life. His past loves and his current position. The consequences of decisions. The possibilities ahead. Little does he know...

Bill Larkin’s Bullet in the Blue Sky is set in Los Angeles in the aftermath of a massive earthquake. Covering a period of only three days, which adds to its sense of urgency, the story follows the search by an elite team - eventually made...

Book Three in the Wind Series, Cries in the Wind by Judy Bruce, is a story that is really difficult to put down, even for a moment, a compelling, investigative story fraught with many surprises. This time, Megan is pregnant and she has her own...

From the moment the heroine, Lark Chadwick, in Bullet in the Chamber by John DeDakis, took the wrong front row seat in her first ever press conference representing Associated Press in the White House, I was hooked. She’s a heroine you can’t help liking. She...

Willow’s Walk in the Woods is the third book in the Willow and Coco children’s series, written in rhyme by Rachel McGrath and illustrated by Mario Tereso. Willow is a long-haired cat who decides, one sunny afternoon, to go for a walk through the woods....

A Haven in the Woods by Nancy Shew Bolton is a love story filled with fear, tension and heartache. I thought this was going to be a predictable love story, but it is not. This romance is a picture of contrasts and an example of...

Everybody had a Personal Entertainment Device embedded in their head, and babies were routinely implanted with one. It opened a world of entertainment and communication – and control. Socratease wanted to stop the Personal Vision Corporation and its CEO, Francis Jenkins, so he kidnapped his...

Murder In The Theater by Christa Nardi is a fascinating sleuth murder mystery. Sheridan Hendley is a faculty member in the Psychology Department at Cold Creek College, a small private school. One part of Sheridan's job is to make the students, their parents, and the...

When Angela Gianni finds herself involved in a nationally mediated murder case, she knows in her heart that it isn’t personal; but she also knows she is absolutely not guilty of any such crime. What she doesn’t know is how she came to this end....