Rogue Knight by Regan Walker is the story of Sir Geoffroi de Tournai, a Norman knight, and Emma of York, a young widow of York. Upon first glance, Geoffroi feels a connection to Emma when he sees her walking with her large hound, Magnus. Upon...

To Tame The Wind is a delightful historical romance set against the backdrop of a warring France and England, while the American Revolution comes to its eventual conclusion. Author Regan Walker develops an intriguing love story amidst rough seamen, handsome privateers, and dangerous pirates. Our...

Poetry is one of the many outlets people use to convey messages. This Side of Heaven: A Poetic Journey of Strength and Survival by Kreceda W Tyler is a collection of poems written from a heart of compassion. The author describe a tragic event that...

In a great first book of the planned Ice Series Trilogy by author Jennifer Comeaux, Crossing the Ice will appeal to many young adult readers who love a sweet romance. Follow the story of pair skaters Courtney and Mark as they are working to their...

Told from several points of view, Milk-Blood by Mark Matthews is an urban horror novella about ten-year-old Lilly, her dysfunctional life and poor neighborhood. Born with a heart defect, she’s already addicted to heroin and intrigued by the abandoned house across the street. A mysterious...

Arthur Zarr's Amazing Art Car by Cathey Graham Nickell is an amazing illustrated story that fits every age group. The story follows a man named Arthur Zarr, who is living a life that is colorless and plain. He is a simple man with simple needs;...

The Silent Compass by Serene Martin is a collection of poetry that will make you reflect on your life. In a piece titled "Spilled Milk," Martin pens the lines, "Cause time wasted will soon be karma tasted, Which battles are worth fighting? Which words are...

“You never know what may prevail around each bend of a Twisted Trail” - James Huble. An apt quote for the author’s book, Twisted Trails: A Collection of 18 Western Short Stories, Each With a “Twist.” In Rio del Oro - “You swim in river,...

Wow! Just wow! How's that for a review? Well, that's what I found myself saying as I finished the last page of author Lisa Carlson's book, Bait and Switch: Life with a Two-Faced Narcissist. A true life story so interesting that it reads like fiction,...

I’m so glad I met Margaret Eleanor Leigh. No, not in person…in her book, Everything Will Be Just Perfect! What a character she is! She couldn’t be more interesting if she had created herself for a fiction book. But Everything Will Be Just Perfect! isn’t...

Illicit Passion by Sarah Stuart is the story that made me say, “Oh, my Gosh,” by just reading the blurb. But you know what, I absolutely wanted to read the story. I even broke my own self-imposed rule of not reading novels whose first parts...

American Stew: Hope in a Toxic Culture by Stephen James is certainly a thought-provoking, challenging read. Stephen James builds a strong case for his contention that the American mentality is toxic, causing its citizens to be anxious, driven and unhappy. His exploration of the individual...

In Same Page by G.L. Tomas, fiction cannot get any more realistic than this. When Naima takes a job at Synopsis (a book store) she was expecting a good salary to keep her afloat and save her from drowning in debt and poverty. She had...

The Tale of Tito's Tail by Wendy Butler is the cute little story of Tito, the Italian mafioso mouse. He lives in a small community in Genoa, Italy. Their family is well known in the community and Tito shares his shoe box with his best...

Fragile Brilliance: A Ronan McCullough Novel is a police procedural mystery written by Eliot Parker. Sergeant Ronan McCullough was on his patrol in downtown Charleston, West Virginia, when he saw a large man holding a youth in place while another was savagely beating him. Ronan’s...

The Midnight Land: Part One, The Flight (The Zemnian Trilogy Book 1) by E.P. Clark is a fantasy novel reminiscent of the classic Russian fairy tales. Slava is the younger sister of the Empress of all of Zem’ and a clairvoyant. This combination makes Slava...

Lost in the Park by Sabinah Oroge is a delightful adventure read for youngsters. Nine-year-old Richard is fascinated with Daniel Boone and reads and watches everything he can about him. He loves the idea of living in the forest and being like Daniel Boone. When...

The Chase farm is not doing so well. The bills are mounting and the recurring accidents on the riding trails are not good for business. After all, who would want their child learning to ride at a stable where the riding trails are riddled with...

The Congressman’s Wife by Arie Pavlou and Charlene Keel is primarily Eden’s story. Born into a rich family and then plunged into poverty, she has only two advantages: youthful beauty and knowledge of social etiquette. She fears the lack of stability in her life and...

The short story Santana's by Henry Denkhaus is a work of fiction but is actually based on a real-life case. This alone made me immediately interested in reading this book. The story is about a murder and an attempted cover-up. Overall, I thought Denkhaus’ telling...