A most captivating story unfolds within the pages of Malchus, Upward Way Chronicles, Book 2. Author Madeline Brock does a phenomenal job of getting into the mind of the main character who cannot speak. Growing up as a young homeless boy in a poverty stricken...

Whoa! That's the first thing I thought when I finished reading the newest book by author Mike Crowley in his Shotgun John and Scorpion Series. Send My Love leads readers on an exciting journey in which three nukes are missing, the Army and CIA are...

Theory of Irony: How Jesus Led to Moon Golf by Erik Von Norden is a book covering the history of Christianity in conjunction with the history of the Roman Empire, carrying readers through some key moments, such as historical and biblical facts around Christ’s birth...

The cruel Nazil rule the land of Faélondul in The Rise of Nazil by Aaron-Michael Hall. They are terrible rulers, known for their pale complexions and hair. They enslave humans and treat them worse than animals. Pentanimir is the First Chosen and the leader of...

In Situ is a conceptual science fiction novel by David Samuel Frazier. The plot centers around paleontologist Alexandra Moss, a charming young woman who sets out to discover the ancient fossils of dinosaurs on a dig in Utah. What Alexandra discovers there will change her...

In Natura is a science fiction novel by David Samuel Frazier, the sequel to In Situ and the second book in the Arzat series. After discovering the incredible truth about the intelligent dinosaur-like creatures of 65 million years ago, In Natura picks up where In...

Oliver and Jumpy by Werner Stejskal is a collection of stories for children. The stories are about a cool cat named Oliver and his kangaroo friend, Jumpy. They go on different adventures together and have lots of fun. This illustrated book tells three fun stories:...

I once had a dog that I rescued from a shelter at the age of seven that had epilepsy, which is one reason I chose to read and review this book. I researched a great deal about canine epilepsy after his adoption to be prepared...

E.N. Heim begins his fictional work, Hidler’s Point, with a short paragraph explaining his name. His name is Adolf Hidler V; his family pronounces the last name with a long “I” sound, Hydler. The last sentence is, “I hate my name.” The family, including his...

Have You Seen My Frog? by Bernice Seward is the delightful story of Duck who goes to the pond with Auntie Duck and finds a little frog. Duck keeps the frog on a rock and asks it to stay right there. The very next moment...

A Gift From Grandpa: Passing the Torch to his Crystal Grandson by Kirby J Gallagher is an intriguing story of love, enlightenment and hope. The main character, David Duncan, reaches middle age before he begins to question his beliefs and way of living, and realizes...

Life's Lemonade: Taking Life's Tartness One Humiliation at a Time by Louise Wright had me laughing out loud. In this book Wright shares some embarrassing moments that have occurred in her life, and there are a lot! She also shares a few embarrassing things that...

In a great new book by talented author Beth Hammond, The Sound of the Stones, readers are invited into a fantastic world filled with secrets, interesting beings, adventure and excitement. Our protagonist, Frankie, receives a book that tells the story of an era long ago,...

In an excellent book by author and Christian speaker and blogger Shannon Upton, Building Your House: A Faithful Mom's Guide to Organizing Home and Family, is a wonderful new entry in the area of books that focus on helping Christian moms. The book focuses not...

Is it murder if you’re protecting your daughter? The day begins like any other, a typical Monday morning. Jeff Blake leaves for work as usual to the investment brokerage firm of Avian Financial Services in downtown Fairfield, where he works as an investment advisor. Unfortunately,...

In Miscarriage of Justice by Bruce A. Borders, Ethan Rafferty clashes with Marianna Clark. Ethan has been imprisoned for fifteen years for a murder he didn’t commit. District Attorney Marianna Clark, keen for victory in her first major case, found evidence that he was innocent...

Inside Room 913 by Bruce A. Borders is a very entertaining mystery. When Cynthia Holt is hired by the Parkview Manor retirement home, she is happy to have a job. The job is easy but the one rule she cannot help being curious about is...

In an absolutely great entry in the genre of true crime, In the Company of Evil: Thirty Years of California Crime, 1950-1980 by Michael Thomas Barry is a fantastic composite of some of the most notorious and interesting cases in California in the time period....

Poisoned Apple by Katherine McIntyre sucks you into the troubled mind of Neve. Neve isn't your typical teenager - she has lost her mother, her father has gone off to be with someone else, and Neve is left with her wicked stepmother. Neve lives a...

Jellybean the Dragon (The Jellybean the Dragon Stories Book 1) by Elias Zapple is a fun and adventurous storybook for children. The story revolves around Emma, a ten-year-old girl who owns a castle and a big spaceship that can fit a dragon inside. One day,...