Inferno by William F.F. Wood is the third volume in the riveting space adventure, The Ruins of Arlandia series. The novel drops us with Calvin, Astra and their friends on a planet that is about to explode. They were dumped there and left to die...

The Two Chambers: The Story of a Physician Persecuted by the Inquisition by Pedro Puech is a story of intrigue, medical scholarship and religious conflict during the period of the Renaissance and the Reformation. A young Portuguese physician and his tutor, both of whom have...

The No'Rath by William F.F. Wood is the fourth volume in the riveting space adventure, The Ruins of Arlandia series. In a world of advanced technology and combat robots, where people live on board space ships which can manufacture their own oxygen and food, two...

Author John Oliver was working in Hawaii when he met John Provoo and decided to tell his story. Nichijo: The Testimony of John Provoo is therefore like an autobiography, as it is written in the first person. According to his ‘testimony’, John Provoo grew up...

Kevin Noa’s Two Princesses: The Triumphs and Trials of Grace Kelly and Diana Spencer is an interesting book that juxtaposes the remarkable stories of two of the most popular and influential women of our time. A beautiful and talented American girl is born in Philadelphia...

Miracle Survivors: Beating the Odds of Incurable Cancer by Tami Boehmer begins with the story of the author and her survival efforts when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. How the news was shattering to all, and how she was quietly told about the possible...

Why Is It That My Kite Won’t Fly: The Power of Strategic Project Management by Roberto Rodriguez Esteves is all about making sure that you are the best project manager that you can be. Though anyone can become a project manager, it is essential to...

Angels are Crying by Mohammad Rehman is about Islam, an analysis of Islam’s true original message, and its lost absence in the 50 Islamic countries. The book starts with an overview of Islam, with reference to the relevant portions of the Quran. All salient features...

What I’ve Learned: An Encyclopedia of Perpetual Bullshit by Christopher T. Heist is a humorous collection of life experiences, editorials, and essays on various topics. With his blatant honesty, Heist not only takes and applies a razor sharp wit to the typical memoir, but also...

The Murder On The Mall: The Mystery of the Death of the Pornographer by Stanley Yokell begins with the finding of a dead body in a city mall, the body of the owner of Baddyflicks Studio. Also, the studio, the main center of his business,...

In Only Four Titles Left - The Racy Revelations of a Countess by Jainey Bolingbroke and Jane Scott, Angela had always felt a special pull towards England from when she was just a little girl, although she was born and raised in New Zealand. Determined...

The Layman Who Knew Too Much by Loyd West gives the author’s impressions and experiences in the church, having been an elder for three years and a member for many, many years. Beginning with an overview of what to expect, Loyd dives into his childhood...

Transplanted by Christine Alexanians is a rich novel that allows you to invest yourself in someone else’s life and drama. The novel revolves around Nastia, a maid in the house of the aristocrats. Her life is turned upside down when the people she works for...

Frozen Tears by Margaret Irving gives an insider’s view, or rather the heart's-eye-view of abortion, the author having had hundreds of counseling sessions with women who have experienced it. She begins with the story of Julie, who, on seeing a fully pregnant woman used to...

The Black Swans: A Tale of the Antrim Cycle by N.W. Moors is a fascinating book that revolves around Taisie MacDonnell and Conn McLaren. Taisie is excited when a Celtic music group moves to her town of Antrim. Her Irish grandparents bring her up with...

On the Brink: A Trio of Genres by Philip Fitzell contains three stories in different genres about a monk (science fiction), a seamstress (fantasy) and a school teacher (horror). In Chapter and Verse, Brother Clay, a diminutive monk, sits for endless hours alone in front...

In this fast-paced modern world, one of the biggest challenges to finding inner peace is to find a place where the hustle and bustle stops and real solitude is possible – sadly, we live in a culture where, all too often, silence exists only to...

Toby is a mathematician - a statistician to be exact. Laura is a medical doctor. They have never met, but they are thrust into a mind-chilling end-of-the-world scenario when multi-billionaire Duval Dixon invites them to a secret isolated resort, along with other important people, to...

Revelations: A Tale of Eldritch Horror, the debut novel by Kevin Wright, is a darkly fantastic read worthy of the time it takes to plow through. Meet Peter Poole, our hero, although most would first suspect him of being a zero. He’s a new and...

Appropriate Apothejims: A Collection for Life by James L. Greenstone and David C. Greenstone contains sayings, quotes, and ideas drawn from everyday life to be used in everyday life. From the silliest to the sublime, this compilation can boast of at least a few of...