Search & Seizure is a coming of age memoir written by Marc Hoberman. When Marc was eleven, he got to meet his maternal grandfather, a composer whose work was used in film and television throughout the '40s, '50s and '60s. That meeting and the one...

The Chronothon by Nathan Van Coops is the second book in the author's time travelling series, but you can easily read the book as a stand-alone. I decided, however, to read In Times Like These before starting with The Chronothon, and did not regret it...

The Tomb by Lyn Sholes and Joe Moore is a Maxine Decker Thriller. Maxine Decker retired from the OSI but has returned as an adviser. After helping to take down a cartel leader, drug lord and international thief, Maxine heads off for some R and...

In a truly inspirational tale of one man's journey, A Better Man by author Rick Steber follows the story of Dave Franke. Dave, a cowboy at heart, was also the leader of a very successful construction company. At the height of the building boom, it...

Crazy Like Me by Erin Lee is about psychotherapist Katherine Murphy and her struggle to maintain a healthy relationship while guiding her patients through an obstacle course of debilitating mental issues. Katherine struggles to focus on the problems of her patients rather than internalizing their...

Dark…horrifying…utterly and magnificently twisted – so much so that Ivy’s Envy would surely make the Scaremeister himself, Stephen King, tear up with pride. Ivy James isn’t like most young women her age. What Ivy’s wanted all her life, Ivy’s ruthlessly taken – and if she...

Julian North is a young man without a real goal in life in The Lost Revolution by Tom Ulicny. After losing his parents at the age of nine, Julian was raised by an American couple. A sudden interest, or feelings of guilt as the case...

Health Tips, Myths and Tricks: A Physician’s Advice is a nonfiction health/medical book written by Morton E. Tavel. He discusses his views on health, exposes the fads that don't work, and recommends steps to healthier living. His first topic is a popular one -- diets...

The Giggling Boy by Ra Lynn LoneWalker chronicles one of the most horrific times in US history. Native American children were ripped from the bosoms of their families to be “educated” in mission schools. What awaited them was not standard education, but the experience of...

Slaughter Us All and Make Our Blood a River: Cyprus Poetry and History by Andreas Antoniou Melas revolves around the long history of Cyprus where people have suffered repeatedly under foreign conquerors. The poet gives readers adequate background about Cyprus to comprehend and appreciate the...

Twenty-one-year-old Bobbie Lamont has had enough. Tired of everything her life has to offer, she’s not sure where to go next. In author Zelmer Wilson’s fourth installment of the Bobbie Lamont series, The Distance Between, we find Bobbie at a real crossroads in her life....

In When Heaven Reaches Earth by T. Sharpe, Jana, a single mother determined to understand her life, dies before she gets the chance. In the next life, she is faced with new challenges like falling in love and fulfilling a prophecy that she may not...

Leah C. Fabian's Night to Day is a picture book story of the woes we may feel during the night. This short little book takes you into the dark of the night and shows creatures who live in the dark, and describes how dark is...

Something's Gotta Give (Tempered Steel Book 3) by Maggie Adams is a contemporary romance that puts a Casanova with the one woman who can resist his charms. Chance Coalson has always loved women, and women have reciprocated the love. No one in Grafton can defeat...

The Matador Murders, Book 3, is from the Roger and Suzanne South American Mystery Series by Jerold Last. His friend, Eduardo Gomez, a Paraguayan police officer, asks Private Detective Roger Bowman to travel to Uruguay to help free a police officer accused of murdering another...

JM Erickson pens a thrilling science fiction novella in Intelligent Design II: Apocalypse. The action continues for the Sol System’s Architects. Everything is about to change drastically. There is no doubt that Jupiter will explode. The result will be a second sun. What will...

Romy by Nirina Stone is the story of Romy Fifty-Two who later becomes Romy Mason when she learns that things, and life, aren't what she was taught to believe. Romy intentionally puts herself in Azure, mainly to get rid of a constant toothache, but also...

A Walk on the Darkside by Corinna Underwood is a fascinating read about paranormal phenomena and a confirmed skeptic who is determined to prove otherwise. Pearl Blackthorn, tasked by her editor to run a series of stories on reported paranormal events in Darkside Magazine, is...

Life tends to lead all of us on a journey down an unknown path, a road to somewhere or to nowhere at all. It can be cyclical and lead us back to where we began, or can continue on indefinitely, ending up who knows where....

In author Michael Fulkerson’s Mercy in America, we find ourselves following the protagonist, Lane, as he embarks on a mission at the age of twelve from Joppa to find his father. The year is 1734 and Lane encounters many struggles during his quest, including slave...