The House That Jack Built is a novel written by Jonathan Paul Isaacs. Nate Merritt is having a very bad day ... or is he? After being randomly fired from his job and being unceremoniously dumped by his girlfriend, Nate is advised that his Great-aunt...

Galley-Man by Dasck E DeFin is a historical novel based on the real life of a man named Ezekiel. DeFin begins the novel with historical accounts of events in France, starting with the St. Bartholomew Day Massacre. The novel is a blend of history and...

Blue Dragon Café: A Novel of Indochina by B.J. Coltrayne is the second book in The Burnhams series. This novel is set back in the time when Frank Burnham was just a teenager and is mainly about his uncle, Dan Burnham. The year is 1954...

Diary of an Airedale: A Terrier's Tale, Airedale Diaries Volume 2 by P.J. Erickson is a humorous book on the adventures of an Airedale named Alf. In Diary of an Airedale, Alf shows his intelligence, sense of adventure, and mischief as he nears his second...

Love Amidst Shadows: A Mother for Sabrina by Carl Turner is a powerful story that follows Sabrina and her struggles. She does not believe in families and she certainly does not want one. In her book, family is nothing but a force that holds...

Hopping to America: A Rabbit's Tale of Immigration by Diana Pishner Walker is the tale of a rabbit family that immigrates from Italy to the United States. They find things difficult at first, like speaking the language, and of course missing their native country. They...

Some crimes cannot be solved by the police alone. Don Daglow's mystery novel, The Fog Seller: A San Francisco Mystery, takes the police, for the most part, out of the equation. The murder of an actress and a man who sought to save the homes...

The New Light: A Story, An Inspiration, A New Hope by Dalton Frey is a story of inspiration and hope that will encourage readers to look into themselves and make a choice between falling into darkness or hoping for a brighter future. The book will...

Not The Body by Shirlie K. Plomer is almost too unbelievable to be true crime or memoir. Several times I checked the category under which it was listed to be sure I hadn’t made a mistake: surely it was fiction. But no, no mistake. Not...

The Alienation of Courtney Hoffman is a young adult adventure novel written by Brady Stefani. Courtney is about to turn 15 years old and it’s the night before her birthday. Her mother has planned a big party for the event, but Courtney is not at...

The Atheist's Mistake: A Biblical Perspective on Truth by C.L. Sihag is a series of poems on spiritual well being and introspection about one's own faith. Entering into the book, I was not quite prepared for the poetry. The description made me feel as though...

Beige by Ci’Monique Green is a delightful story of the life of Josiah Kessler. Josiah is the only surviving child of Obadiah Wade Kessler; a quiet man of integrity and strength. The tale takes the reader on a fascinating journey through many decades. It tells...

To the Wilds of Alaska: A New Life in the Alaskan Wilderness is a non-fiction biography written by Janette Ross Riehle. Jim Childers knew he had to do something to ensure the survival of his family during the Great Depression. Their farm in the Rogue...

When I first saw Boots on the Ground: A Wrestling with Romance novella by Holly Tierney-Bedord, I thought romance and wrestling just seemed like an odd mix. Little did I know that I would get so caught up in the story that I would finish...

In Cygne Rouge by F.V. Pires, we follow the exploits of Mimi, a socially clumsy but lovable engineer. She enjoys her job and is well-liked there. She has close friends who love her; Tammy, her best girlfriend, and Tanner, her best gay-guy friend. She's dating...

Eve Louise Riser comes from a family of musicians; she is a gifted pianist who plays with Jimmy Blakeley and His Stoptime Syncopaters. She wrote and published a few songs under the pen name E.R. King. On the other side of her life, it seems...

Jane Guttman’s Kids in Jail: A Portrait of Life Without Mercy is a forceful narrative about one of the most disturbing social issues facing our society today; the splintered state of our juvenile justice system. It exposes the devastating stories of thirteen children who are...

A story about sporting dogs and bird-dogs in field trials may sound like a tale for kids, but when it is told by a master storyteller like Edward Pontacoloni, it becomes more than interesting. Rooster: A Field Trial Fable by Edward Pontacoloni features a wide...

Things haven’t been easy for Jon since the war, and they certainly weren’t easy while he was overseas, but coming back home feels like it’s the beginning of something good, until things start falling apart quickly. Jon thought he could assimilate back into his life...

In a dark and fascinating new read by author Marina Julia Neary, The Gate of Dawn: A Novel of 19th Century Lithuania is a story that readers will find themselves sucked into from the very first page, and will keep them obsessively reading all the...