In an interesting and well-researched book, Jehovah's Witnesses Exposed!: What Really Goes On Inside the Kingdom Hall Walls, author Eugene Walker has provided his readers with a compelling argument against joining the Jehovah's Witness religion. Following a well organized and clearly laid out style, the...

And Then There Were Three: Sixty-Seven Letters to Sasha by Julia G. Fox is a fascinating book. My fascination lies in both the author’s presentation of the material and her style. Rather than take the more traditional, novel-like approach to her memoir of three people...

In a fantastic new read from author Bill Hiatt, Evil Within Yourselves: Spell Weaver Book Four continues the story of Taliesin "Tal" Weaver. Tal's had a great deal of trials in his life, including attacks by witches, dragons, faerie kings and even ex-gods. His enemies...

In a lovely story that combines love, happenstance and the connections that one can make with people brought together by circumstance, P Town by Howard Reiss is an unforgettable read. Follow the stories of a disparate group of characters who all find themselves in Provincetown...

Turner by Karl Drinkwater is a horror story like no other. Stawl Island. Isolated, lonely, the ideal place if you want to get away from it all. First, Tom Stanley went looking for the island after hearing a somewhat creepy tale from a friend. There...

Stereotypical and self-proclaimed bachelor, thirty-year-old Alex still lives at home. Once on the “right” track and seeking his PhD in physics, Alex sacrificed his goal as a university professor at the hands of his one true love. Lucy had made the heart breaking decision that...

ReCode: 14 Proven Lessons Guaranteed to Help You Reclaim Clarity, Power and Control by Yakima M. Green is a motivational self help book to re-energize anyone who struggles with finding their passion, purpose, or is feeling a general malaise about life. Filled with fourteen easy...

Conroy Reynolds writes an excellent example of unrestrained hope in God in the Night. All of us will face adversity, suffering times of darkness. How do we get through when the pain seemingly never ceases? Held within these pages is an in-depth, personal understanding of...

I am a big Sherlock fan, not because of the BBC Sherlock, though I do love that incarnation as well. Sherlock Holmes is one of the few characters I can think of who have become archetypal figures in their own right, and in doing so...

Time Riven by Jonathan E. Seyfried is a thoroughly mind-bending, kaleidoscopic science fiction adventure soaring through a past, present, and future that are anything but stable. In Seyfried’s malleable creation, the present U.S. government-controlled use of time travel technology to cure diseases and solve crimes...

Wow! How's that for a review? Well, it's definitely what I thought when I finished reading Red November: Inside the Secret U.S.-Soviet Submarine War by author W. Craig Reed. A simply fantastic re-telling of an extremely tense time in the relationship between the United States...

Cold War III: How the U.S. Navy Can Defeat Putin and Halt Climate Change by W. Craig Reed is a non-fiction book that talks about Reed’s prediction of what will factor in the ever looming Cold War III. The book discusses the economic condition of...

It's October 31st when Alexander Malefant, an insurance agent in his late fifties, makes his way to the picturesque little town of Elora, that sits on the edge of the Grand River, during its annual Halloween festival. The town seems to be a typical, charming...

The Plastic Face: The Solomon Sisters Volume One by JESSie NW is about Jessica Solomon. Everyone thinks that she has everything and, on the surface, she does. The only thing missing in her life is a person who will love her unconditionally and who she...

Oh, Brother, Why Is He My Brother? by A. Law Shettleworth is a cute story about family. Katie thinks her brother Richard is so annoying. He is always bothering her. But when Katie loses her bracelet, Richard proves to be the best brother ever. Oh, Brother,...

Mama Deer didn't think Dearie would survive. He was very small and weak at birth. She coddled him, kept him warm and, with the help of the herd, made sure that he was safe. Dearie did survive, but the coddling continued as Dearie matured. Too...

King Neptune's Delite by Gita V. Reddy is a cute story for children set against the backdrop of the sea. Maya, along with her brother Satish and two friends, Raju and Jacob, collected smooth pebbles, driftwood and seashells for Moosa who owns a curio shop,...

Planet Ethos is at war with the mysterious, reptile-like enemy known as the Splicers. Their only successful defense is the Prime Initiative. All newborns with the compatible genetic code are injected with the Prime Stimulus. Each child that survives the stimulus develops an extraordinary ability...

Second Chances by Lincoln Cole is a story about journeys of self-discovery. It opens with a meeting held at a school in a white suburb that a judge has ruled must accept children bused in from a black neighbourhood. Lakeisha, a black widowed mother of...

Ripples Through Time is Lincoln Cole’s story of elderly Calvin Greenwood as, recently bereaved of his wife Emily and feeling he has no more to live for, he looks back over his life from childhood, through growing up years, marriage, parenthood and into older age....