Abigail Silkworth is a pediatric who truly loves children: a love that led her to make unwise decisions in the past. An ominous, mysterious person named The Story Teller sends her a manuscript that shockingly chronicles her secrets that she thought are safely hidden. Written...

There are as many definitions of poetry as there are poets. Poetry is an artistic expression unlike any other. Some research suggests that poetry predates literature, starting out as songs and oral traditions of storytelling. Why poetry? The art of a few simple, well-chosen words...

Music is often the backbone of a family, integrally woven into its history. This is certainly the case for Michelle, a recent divorcee, and her two children, Joseph and Pam in Let It Be by Chad Gayle. The album Let It Be by...

Cloned Genes is the debut crime thriller by David K. Stone, a new writer with a degree in microbiology. His 30 years in genetics and biotechnology add a level of realism to this thriller for bioscience fans. Dr. Caroline O’Reilly is an intelligent, beautiful, professional...

What do you do when the biggest night of your life quickly transforms into the worst night—-personally and professionally—-ever? You pack up your life, forget about your cheating and neglectful ex, and move to wine country. At least that’s what Lila does in Christmas in...

Carlene B. Charlemagne's self-help book,31 Day Spiritual Mindset Makeover: A Journey Through The Book of Proverbs, is an excellent book for personal spiritual growth and development. This book is a Bible, devotional study book and journal all in one. The book is divided into thirty-one...

Win No Matter What: A Guide to Hyping Up Your Life, by Nihar Suthar, is a worthwhile read. While some of his material comprises quotes from other authors, it is nicely tied together to flow into an expansion of his table of contents. The premise...

Twin Flames, A Love Story Across Time and Dimensions, by Carolyn R. Prescott is a novel of deep love that crosses time and lifetimes. When Lily and her family visit a Native American museum, the unexplained happens. Lily recognizes some toys in an exhibit as...

The Little Book of Networking for Translators by Nicole Y. Adams is a book about offline and online networking. It takes you through chapters that tell you what networking is; what the difference between online and offline networking is; what you should and shouldn't do...

The Utopia Experiment was written by Kyle Mills. This books is a thriller and may give readers a few nightmares. Dresner Industries created and marketed a new device called the Merge; it was touted that it would make smartphones and personal computers obsolete. Dresner was...

Courage: A Story of Love and Friendship tells the story of Jenny and Daniel. These two different souls with similar dilemmas, find their way to each other to create a special bond that is their greatest joy and pain. After being apart for years, both...

The Face of Fear, authored by R.J. Torbert, introduces the character of Ghost Face in Long Island, New York. The story mainly revolves around the perspectives of two detectives dealing with public fear and pressure to resolve a kidnapping. This incident occurred on the Cross...

Die No More: A New Beginning Immortality by Ralph Milione B.S.PH. is an informative, educational book. It contains theories, studies, and observations for the general public to better understand disease prevention, treatments, cures, therapies, diet, foods, federal regulations and much more, when it comes to...

The Romanian Connection by Richard Roche is a work of fiction that reads like non-fiction. I had to check more than once to make sure the author had correctly listed this book. The prologue hints at the intrigue that lies ahead. The setting is 1995;...

Simon Guthrie lives alone in a beautiful estate with his dog Jeremy. His beloved wife, Gail, died in a car accident, whilst Simon struggled for months to recover from his injuries. His country estate is his retreat and his second chance to live again. Unfortunately,...

Greenspell: A Fantasy Anthology by Kathy Ann Trueman is a stunning collection of magical short stories. In “The Sow’s Ear” the opening short story in the collection, previously published in Marion Zimmer Bradley’s “Swords and Sorcerers” anthology series, Janell is a young mage who makes...

I have to use the cliched phrase: this is not a book to set aside lightly. The Real Win by Matt Carter and Colt McCoy is direct and grace-filled at the same time, conversational and yet deep, filled with examples that may make you laugh....

Sins and Scarlet Lace by Liliana Hart is an exciting romance full of intrigue and lust. After a life threatening injury while working for the government, Declan MacKenzie breaks Sophia’s heart and throws her out of his life. Sophia marries a man known to Declan....

Oberon’s Court is a somewhat short tale introducing the reader to The Court of (Faery King) Oberon, and Andrea “Andy” Chamberlin, a human from a different time line. Andy is a college student, majoring in Art, much to the displeasure of her parents. Intent on...

Bosley's First Words by Tim Johnson is an interesting and unique kind of name-object children’s book. While it follows the pattern and guidelines that most similar books follow (introducing the name, numbers, colors, food, etc.) Bosley has one major difference: he’s bilingual. In this series,...