Broken Heart Apartments by Derek Vaughn is a short story of two weird couples with an impossible love story, but one that is hugely entertaining. Seth is a very jealous lover whose girlfriend breaks up with him in unusual circumstances. He is the epitome of...

Good Reasons to Kill: An Anthology of Morality, Murder & Madness by Chris Rhyss Edwards is a collection of short stories that asks the same question: is there a good enough reason to kill someone? By being a soldier, I think Mr. Edwards has the...

Longinus aka The Viper is Damsport's self-proclaimed most elegant assassin, who also considers himself the best alchemist in town, although I see him more as a poet. Amusingly, Longinus can’t stand blood; an irrational fear that must be kept hidden at all costs to protect...

The Ivory Staff: A Dark Fairy Tale of Kings and War by M. Lachi begins with the description of a mysterious box in a forbidden room that is as eerie as it is foreboding, thus creating the sense of mystery and suspense that fills every...

Martyrs & Traitors: A Tale of 1916 by Marina Julia Neary is a historical novel based around the turbulence of Ireland's civil uprising in 1916 that eventually led to Ireland's freedom from British rule. The story begins in Dublin on Good Friday in 1916 and...

Wynfield's Kingdom: A Tale of the London Slums by Marina Julia Neary is a historical fiction set in the 1830s in the heart of one of London's most notorious slums. Dr. Thomas Grant adopts a ten-year-old thief who was beaten for disobeying his gang leader....

People Centricity: The Incredible Power of Putting Other People First by Stephen Hewett is about making people happy through mutually beneficial interactions. It begins with an assertion that social tribalism has been a feature of all human societies since the origins of our species and...

The Millionaire's Message by Bryan James is a book that celebrates how it’s the little things that add up to the big things in our lives. Beginning with the importance of will and its phenomenal power, the author mentions the perceived limits of our ability;...

Fred Fuld III’s Stock Market Trivia: Special Section on the Weird Words of Wall Street is a simply great book of trivia focused on the stock market. Ranging from topics like what the storied ‘bulls’ and ‘bears’ truly are, to which billionaire appeared on a...

“A tsunami of nausea from the painkillers washed over me,” is just one example of the riveting descriptions in Bracing for Impact: True Tales of Air Disasters and the People Who Survived Them. It’s an interesting book of stories told by survivors of air disasters....

Wow! Just, wow! How's that for a review? That is definitely how I felt after finishing the wonderful novel, The Day to Eternity: A Novel of Love and Survival in the Korean War, by author Joanne Monte. Set in 1950s Korea and Japan, the story...

Fresh Encounters with Jesus by Cheri Fuller sets your soul free to experience the grace of God through His Son Jesus Christ. Each chapter contains quotes, a brief narrative, and then ends with how to take that story and apply it to your own life...

The Millionaire Daddy Project: Men of the Zodiac by Roxanne Snopek is yummy in all of the right ways when it comes to a strong female lead, a delicious male, and the perfect happily ever after. The usual sweet and caring secretary who works for...

In author Don Gutteridge's seventh and final book set in Lambton County, How the World Began: A Parable of 1812, the reader is again brought along for a joyous adventuresome ride in a setting that for many has become a familiar and welcome place. Follow...

Who Killed Randy Ratphink?: The Postmortem Adventures of a Fried-Brain Hippie by Jerry Flu is a wildly unconventional karmic whodunit - a sort of astral film noir, as it would play if scripted by a fugitive beat poet with a chip on his shoulder, a...

Soul Writings: The Art of the Soul by T.K. Ware and El'keturah L. Scandrett is a collection of poems based on God and the author's view on religion and where we go when we die. The book is well formatted and the poetry is something...

Lady Bird: Shawn’s Sixth Sense by Gracie Bradford is a short book about a ten-year-old boy, Shawn, and how he adapts to a sight disability with the help of his friend and doggie pal, Lady Bird. Lady Bird is a beagle whose instincts and senses...

Growing Up Alaska: Memories of a Town, a Time, a Place, and a People Planted in a Little Pocket of Wonderful by Niki Breeser Tschirgi begins with her move to Alaska as a little girl, with a truck, a hundred pounds of wheat, and a...

The Portuguese Affair by Ann Swinfen is the third installment of The Chronicles of Christoval Alvarez series. The story picks up after Queen Elizabeth's dispatch of the English fleet to Iberia in 1589. England and Spain are at war. Christoval Alvarez, the protagonist, was Jewish...

In Convergence, a Christian fiction novel, Patrick Null takes us on a fascinating journey into the life of a young pastor. Evan lives with his wife Madison, and two children, twelve-year-old Penny, and nine-year-old Noah. Three years ago they lost their home to a fire,...