The Road to Redemption and Blessings: Four Key Areas of Total Victory by Andy B Nakagawa is an insightful book that gets into the heart and mind of the matter quickly. The book discusses the topic of spiritual warfare and the kind of 'war' going...

With 13 After Midnight, Jaime Martínez Tolentino introduces readers to an anthology of quirky stories that explore the fantastic. In ‘The Ring’, Dr. Stevens is celebrating his pending retirement and his wife’s birthday by giving her a $6,000 diamond ring. During the party, an elderly...

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...

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...

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...

If it were not for its optimistic and redemptive ending, I Am Enough by Cheryl Miguel would simply be too agonizing to endure, much like the message of the book as revealed by the author’s telling of an agonizing life. Diagnosed with lupus early on...

The Desk in the Sky is a book of anecdotes written by Johanna LaFiandra, Ed.D. Making learning fun for her students had always been one of Dr. LaFiandra’s chief priorities, as a child that enjoys being at school and enjoys learning is one who retains...

Knight with a Heart: Power of Tapping by Ognjen Livada is a good story for children that conveys an important message and concept; that of tapping away their problems with their fingers and heart. The Knight with the Sword goes to hunt down the Mighty...

Raw pain and suffering is what Pain Living In My Pen: The Untold Truth of A Street Poet by Maurice Bishop reflects. It exposes feelings and emotions of the life that he has experienced with beautiful illustrations by Harris Figures. Maurice displays over thirty poems...

Witness to Greatness: The Consequential Presidency of Barack Obama in Perspective by Obi Nwasokwa is a powerful appraisal of President Obama’s rise to power and the circumstances surrounding his rise. Obama might have appeared on the American political landscape like a joke and people might...

Everyday living has become very stressful now and in Overcome Stress: A Powerful Practice of Mindfulness & Meditation for Putting Life Into Perspective by June Joseph, the author handles a relevant topic about how stress is causing health problems, and how the current relaxation methods...

The Chase by The Black Rose is an intriguing novel based on FBI agent Ives Andrich. Ives is happily married to Allina, a renowned writer. Unfortunately, not everyone wants to see Ives happy as Allina’s life has been threatened by one of the men on...

Lessons From the Range: Adventures of a Working Cowboy by Gary Williams is an interesting memoir that speaks about the author's passion for horses and his longing to become a cowboy. The author's experiences and adventures with horses and wild cattle, which were his constant...

There is a tremendous gap between the purity of spirituality and the dogma of religion. The Thirteenth Disciple by Peter Canova beautifully differentiates between the two in this engrossing dual tale of the true meaning of Jesus’ ministry and the modern addition of the fictional...

Ye Gods! A Tale of Dogs and Demons by Lynne M Hinkey is a supernatural tale of murder and mystery. The chupacabra – myth or reality? Jack Hillman is a semi-successful author, setting off on a sailing trip to Puerto Rico with his dog and...

Lightning Strikes Twice: Discover the Private Face of Public Universities by Mac O’Shea is listed as fiction-drama, an engrossingly, exciting, and entertaining read, the first story in the Ivory Tower Trilogy. It’s a tale that explores man’s contact with his humanity, the idiosyncrasies of those...

Living in the Shadow by Mark Beatleman (if that is the author's true name) is not a book everyone will want to read. That said, given the prevalence of child sexual abuse, incest and pedophilia, not just in today's society, but in all societies, cultures,...

Sessions: Memoirs of a Psychotherapist by Kathryn Foster, PH.D. is an insightful read with characters that literally jump off the page and draw you into their world of chaos. Reading this book was like being there in the office, in the park, in the home...

The Crown is the third book in the Amane of Teravinea series. I read the first two books and I liked them a lot. I recommend them highly, but you don’t have to read them in order to enjoy, appreciate, or understand the third book....

The Gospel According to Ruth: A Season of Harvest 121 Days of Devotions by Kevin Foster is an insightful and uplifting book which will enable readers to gather spiritual truths and fruits, and develop a love for the word of God and righteousness in the...