In Born A Bastard, Christopher P. Childs begins with his earliest memories and follows a path through the chaos of his upbringing. You’ll meet the key figures in his life: his family, his friends, and the people who crossed his path. He was a young...

The Wanderer’s Notebook Volume III by Christopher Emrys is an anthology of interconnected sci-fi, fantasy, and horror tales. From elven realms healing from devastation to an eerie encounter with a monster in the woods, the collection offers a variety of gripping adventures. It also includes...

With the belief that the Grays were no longer a threat, the emphasis of the Grand Council had shifted from guardian to salvaging the planets devastated by the Grays. However, after entering portals, six combat teams had recently disappeared from six different worlds. As suspected,...

To every action there is a reaction. It is cause and effect. Gas prices go up, and up and up. It affects many aspects of our world. It affects how we live. Gas prices affect whether we travel which affects...

If you are like most businesses in today’s economy, you are concerned about getting more for your money. "How to Create an Unstoppable Marketing and Sales Machine" is the perfect book for you. It is divided into seven sections: • Building a Solid Marketing and...

Ghost and Haunts of Tennessee by Christopher K. Coleman is the author's fourth book devoted to the southern lore of ghosts from Memphis to the eastern border of Tennessee. Most people in Tennessee are quite familiar with the Bell Witch, but little are familiar with...

Lance Porter Priest, ironically known as 'Preacher' is recognized by the shadowy figures, at the head of the CIA, as a perfect candidate for training as a spy and infiltrator. But, being a perfect candidate makes Lance a flawed character - flawed because he shows...

“Slotback Rhapsody” by Christopher Harris is a novel based on the character Nick Morrison who is a reserve punter for a special team football league. Morrison has been to several minicamps during football trainings to select players to start on professional football teams. During training...

Christopher West, author of "At the Heart of the Gospel", has done in-depth research into Catholic Church theology and writes well of the writings of many noted church theologians, most especially the late Pope John Paul II's "Theology of the Body". Author West does not...

"No One Left To Lie To: The Triangulations of William Jefferson Clinton" by Christopher Hitchens is reviewed here in its audio format. Christopher Hitchens was notorious for his condemning assessments of well-known people. No one was off limits including Princess Diane, Mother Teresa or Henry Kissinger....

I am shocked at the atrocities Henry Kissinger is accused of. But I am also not so naïve to think that similar things have not been done by other administrations that just haven’t come to light. The safety of the citizens of the United States...

"The Housekeeper's Son" by Christopher Loke is a compelling and, at times, complicated tale. Christopher Loke weaves quite a story involving Eleanor, hired as housekeeper, her son David, and the Cunningham family, Elizabeth, Katherine and Edmund. Add abuse, incest and murder, and you have the...

"Bird" McIntyre is a Washington DC lobbyist who works on the nation's most secret goings-on. Married to a gold-digging Equestrian Olympic hopeful who lives at their ranch (not in D.C.), Bird seems to have two lives. One life is the underbelly of the government while...

"The Listener" by Chris Carrolli is the second in his 'Paranormal Investigator Series', following on from "Pipeline". Sidney Pratt, a member of the investigating team, is found unconscious and taken to hospital. While he undergoes surgery he enters the realm of ‘white light’ and he...

"Songs of Solomon" is a poetic transliteration of the three books of the Bible written by King Solomon, exploring the vivid imagery and ethical foundations of these works, which are at once mysterious and profoundly practical. In this book, you will find an inspiring love...

The Last Dogs: Dark Waters is the second part of a wonderful adventure geared towards kids but great for all ages. Max and his two friends, Gizmo and Rocky, continue their search for their pack leaders. Their humans, along with many others, have disappeared and...

A Spy in the Ruins by Christopher Bernard may be the most unusual read you will attempt in your lifetime. But, put forth the effort and you will be rewarded by poetry and prose that will snake through your consciousness and leave you with a...

The Lost Dogs: The Long Road is the third in the lost dog series by Christopher Holt. It is intended for elementary-aged children and it will definitely hold the interest of both boys and girls. The reader learns that a science experiment has somehow gone...

Nathan isn’t a fantastical man. In fact, he’s never even thought about the world of magic and mystery. Instead, Nathan is content to live out his life as a scholar, a historian, perhaps taking a sabbatical now and again to conduct research, but certainly never...

Fifty Shades of Pain: How Obama Care Will Slowly Strangle America by Christopher L. Markham is a collection of fifty points of socio-economic doom and gloom which the author contends could become reality if The Affordable Health Care Act is not drastically revised before full...