Matthew fears a dull summer with his best friend Kyle away and his mother nearing completion of yet another pregnancy. Matthew decides to spend his summer in the library researching science and physics questions related to the dilation of time. The first of four sons born...

Victoria Shelford has always been the apple of her father’s eye. She eloped to avoid a prearranged marriage. After her parents disowned her, she is on her own. She was on vacation when she met Andrew Wyndham, a mysterious gentleman. He was a man with...

This is the second book in this series. The author’s skill is maturing. The style is almost prose. There is a distinct rhythm to the phrasing. The amazing thing about this book is the author’s age. She is only 9 years old. She is both...

There is a proven correlation between joy in the workplace and productivity. "Joy Rules! 30 Lessons To Help Leaders Harness heart Power At Work" is an exciting read for all leaders. Dr. Filomena D. Warihay, Ph. D. writes in a perceptive, energetic, sensible and humorous...

Tanya Guerrier’s book "Free Gifts Every Day" is an uplifting and inspiring read. She purports going beyond having religion to having a relationship. God is our creator; he gave us life. We severed the connection to God and he has offered us the way to...

Having never read anything by Wanda L. Dyson I wasn't quite sure what this read would be like. The cover is rather gruesome (in my opinion) so I knew this read would probably be a suspense/thriller---not my usual reading. I cautiously began...

Amede Dastillon is a centuries old vampire living in New Orleans. She has been searching for her sister, Eden, whom she has been estranged from for quite some time. She receives a package from Lauren McBride that contains family letters, and these letters were found...

Andrew Morgan, who lost his family in a plane crash, is angry at God and sets his faith on Robert Quetzal and this ancient Mayan Apocalypse claim. Quetzal presents a way to be saved–for a price. Lisa Campbell is a seasoned journalist for...

Fall 1984: This story begins with a trial. A man was accused of killing his family. Richard King the defense, attorney cared little whether his client was guilty or not. He took the case for the publicity. The accused (Buxley the Butcher) declared his innocence...

In book two of the Season of Redemption Series the Civil War has come to an end, and Sarah McCabe is ready to leave the small town she lives in. Jericho Junction, Missouri just does not have much to offer to a young lady who...

The Fane Queen is the eleventh book in the Guardians of the Glede Series and the continuation of the River of Evil (book 10.) In The River of Evil, Tavin, Brann and Tia were misused, abused and violated at the hands of the Rendar in...

Lisa Harper has lived separately from her mother Annie for years. Not because they wanted to; they had no choice. Annie signed custody of Lisa over to someone else to protect her from Dutch Hauk, Annie's controlling, abusive second husband. Lisa has worked hard to become...

Bob Behrent, author of Planes, Pranks and Pepto Bismol considers himself a road warrior. A road warrior spends hour upon hour traveling from one city to another on business, faces airport delays, rental cars that don't run, incorrect directions and hotel rooms that are dirty,...

God’s of the Machines begins with a seduction and murder. The setting is the future on a distant planet in the Andromeda Galaxy colonized by Earth. The lead character is Sam Benson, a New York Detective. Some would call Sam a racist. As the murdered...

Dave Hoing and Roger Hileman, authors of Hammon Falls, found an interesting photo. The woman in the photo captured their interest and stimulated their imagination. Hammon Falls is the history the authors created for the woman in the photo. 2008: Will Hammon was in his 90s...

My initial reaction was that Aggie had written a long article rather than a book. Also, much of what she did has counterparts in various teachers' manuals. When she was on my radio show she stated she wrote it for college students and aspiring writers....

Art's stated goal in writing this book is to make the world a better place and return America to democracy. He does both. He doesn't pull any punches about the people, institutions, or beliefs that he feels are damaging to making the world better. He...

Susie told Boyd she didn’t love him when he asked her to marry him. They were young and they had only dated three months. Boyd had enough love in him for both of them. He assured her that someday she would come to love him. Susie...

I asked to review this book. As an atheist I have some strong opinions about religions and the practice of them. I found Matt's explanations of the character of the priests and the believers they treated to be useful as I help people deal with...

This is the story of two brothers born in Liverpool, England, in the early 1800s. Lem was a kind boy and had no desire to hurt a creature. Abel was cruel and took delight in hurting any living thing. Their childhood was harsh. Their mother...