Thomas is a very smart student at his school. He excels in Math and French, but because of this he is called "teacher's pet" and "Genius" by the basketball team captain, Victor, and his friends. After school one day, coincidentally on his birthday, he runs...

In I, John Culpepper by Lori Crane, John Culpepper had a lot of responsibilities and obligations to uphold. He was born into an enormously wealthy family. Growing up in an English manor was fun, he never wanted for anything in his life. But there are...

In The Book of Gabriel by J.T. Lewis, Gabriel Celtic is back and this time he saves the world! Archaeologist Julien Taylor comes across some ancient scrolls during an expedition in present day Iraq. These scrolls are not ordinary scrolls; they predict the end of...

Graywullf is the first novel in the Dragonspawn Trilogy, a high fantasy series by Thomas Rottinghaus. In a world where warriors and dragons reign with power, the wizard Timon Backhelm has made many enemies. One such enemy is Lynch, a wizard equally dark as Timon...

Whoa! Drama, drama, drama! That’s definitely what you’ll get when you read Let Me Say This, Again by B. Swangin Webster, following the story of Cheryl, our protagonist, as she is trying to adjust to her life since her divorce from Kevin. Kevin, both emotionally...

In Maryam Tabibzadeh’s Danger of Love, Marjan lived her life according to other people. She is beautiful and educated, but she is also the daughter of a powerful man in Persia. At the age of nine, she got married to a much older man who...

The Power of Feng Shui: Living Proof by Sophie Boswell is a helpful guide to the power of Feng Shui. The story spans several countries, from Sydney to Hawaii to New York and Dubai. This autobiography is inspirational for readers and will make them look...

Whoa! I just finished Special Passage, Book Four in the Coursodon Dimension Series by M.L. Ryan, and all I can say is that I am absolutely hooked! Following protagonist Hailey Parrish as she trains to be a Xyvox, or the ultimate in special forces on...

I’ve always enjoyed a good mystery. I think it’s a genre where some of the most creative work is possible, where an author’s mind can be twisted and turned in all sorts of interesting directions, and has the capability of going down all sorts of...

Heroes & Hooligans in Goose Pimple Junction by Amy Mertz is a side-splitting, pee-in-your-knickers hilariously funny cozy mystery, thanks to its cast of colorful characters. At the centre of the storyline is Martha Maye Applewhite who, along with her daughter, Butterbean, has left her husband...

In a disturbing but fascinating look into an extremely dysfunctional family, Misled by the pseudonymous author Annie Miles shares elements of the author’s real life experiences. Follow Diana, a true “desperate housewife,” both lonely and bored, as she develops an intense and highly inappropriate crush...

Red Eyes by Jennifer Johnson is a melancholic collection of poems that speaks about sadness and pain, and the poet’s determination to rise above them and transform them to positive emotions. The poems touch the hearts of readers and give them the confidence to move...

The World As I See It by Hailey Marie Johnson is not only a children’s book but also a book of art. Johnson is the photographer whose pictures are displayed in the book. Some readers may flip through the book fast, but if you actually...

Random Thoughts by Jennifer Johnson is made up of random thoughts, poetry, and inspirational quotes. The random thoughts of the author grace such varied subjects as ‘What could be keeping my dog’s mind busy’ or ‘What writing really means to me.’ Then come poetic thoughts...

The Unsure Male: Final Answer to All Questions Unanswered by author JT is a book on human evolution. Indeed, according to the subtitle, the book touches on “The future of life, of the human race too.” Right at the beginning, the book raises the question:...

Tim and His Out-of-This-World Adventure by Sannel Larson is a fun read for kids. Tim is a red-haired, freckle-faced boy. One night he sees an albatross on his window sill. The bird gives him a knitted hat and asks him to wear it to go...

The Little Seahorse, written by Sheri Fink and illustrated by Mary Erikson Washam, is the story of a little seahorse who finds a shining orb on the sea floor and wants to take it as a present for his mother. The problem is how to...

Rebecca’s Initiation (Redemption Book 1) by Gary Green tells a charming yet powerful story about a lonely girl who discovers the world of magic and danger. Twelve-year-old Rebecca lost her mother in a car crash. Having already lost her father, who was a soldier and...

Alcoholism and mental illness. Unfortunately, these are two things that often go hand in hand, and way too many people have to deal with them, either by having these issues themselves, or by having a loved one suffering from these illnesses. In Cape Maybe by...

Ritch Hanson is having a tough time. His grades are falling, he’s wading through a stifling blanket of grief and depression, and his future is slipping away from him. Everyone who loves him can see he needs help. The question is: what is the best...