Squirrelly the Squirrel and Starlett is a children’s book written by Larry Friend and illustrated by Sidney Makis. Born high up in an old oak tree, Squirrelly and his siblings are well nurtured and quickly grow, requiring that the boy squirrels move out into their...

Set against the backdrop of a Singapore barely recovered from the throes of World War II, Under the Pong Pong Tree by Hal Levey is a riveting story of a young woman dealing with the repercussions of the war. As if losing her entire family...

The United States of America are not so united any longer in Death and The Divide by Lara Nance. The North and the South have a wall in between them, and each side has their own set of prejudices about people from the other side....

Ana and the House Are One by Fred L. Taulbee Jr. is a fictional story about five women that reunite at the reading of their deceased grandmother's will. All living totally different lives, they all have a power of some sort which they attribute to...

A Whisper in The Shadows: Rangers of Laerean book one by Tom Fallwell is a spellbinding work with a powerful setting. The reader is introduced to the imaginary, captivating world of Hir with its peculiar seasons and legendary characters. Readers are introduced to tales of...

When the Ice Melts by Phyllis J. Burton is a perilous tale of romance. Tom Wenham’s small plane crashes in Switzerland. Comatose, he is sustained by life support. His wife, Sarah, is grief stricken with the decision to turn off the machines. Months pass, Sarah’s...

Opening the Veil is the first book in the New Sight series written by C.L. Clark. Cass adores her cat. Since Cass found Allie in an alley way (thus, her name) as a tiny kitten, Cass and Allie have had a very close and loyal...

In the Line of Fire: Raising Kids in a Violent World by Jan Arnow is an insightful book on a relevant topic - bringing up kids in a society filled with violence. The book is useful to parents, grandparents, therapists, counselors, and educators as it...

Ella Minnow and the New Fish is a children's picture book written by John D. Avera and illustrated by Crystal Johnson. One day when Ella went to her school, her friend Billy told her about the new fish in school. This new guy only had...

In a great new work of supernatural fiction by author Linda Poitevin, Sins of the Lost, one of the books in the fantastic Grigori Legacy series, readers will be treated to the continuing story of homicide detective Alexandra "Alex" Jarvis. In a literal fight between...

Beyond the Red Carpet (Hollywood Lies) Volume 1 by Debbra Lynn is a tale of murder and mystery. Sophia Donovan married a high profile Hollywood director. It was love at first sight and she had everything she could ever have dreamed of. So where did...

Dandelions On The Road is a charming romantic comedy based around a Bachelor-style TV show, except that in this case it's the Bachelorette. Twelve men competing for the attention of one woman, except that they have a thirteenth rival none of them were aware of,...

Not The Body by Shirlie K. Plomer is almost too unbelievable to be true crime or memoir. Several times I checked the category under which it was listed to be sure I hadn’t made a mistake: surely it was fiction. But no, no mistake. Not...

I undertook this review with a degree of trepidation. Having read sci-fi collections previously, I had found some of the stories so oblique as to be virtually unintelligible. To my delight, however, Tales From The Universe turned out to be a collection of excellent stories,...

Don't Step in the Trap: How to Recognize and Avoid Email Phishing Scams by Brett W. Smith is a basic computer usage manual aimed at the new or occasional user. The author brags that it is written in plain English, and, except where the concepts...

“Earth is awakening to claim her destiny. We walk among the stars, among the legends, where no other human has walked, in the name of all those who perished, in the name of the Terran Industrial Alliance, in the name of our Kings and Countries,...

Time is relative. That was the basis of Einstein’s theory of relativity. But relative to what? The possibilities of 'what if' are endless. What if we really could go back in time? Or, for that matter, forward in time? Can we change the course of...

Andrea and The Five-Day Challenge by Cindy K. Green is a delightful journey through the life of Andrea Jamison, age 16 (almost 17), at the Aubrey Christian Academy in North Carolina. Andrea’s parents, perhaps trying to live their dreams through Andrea, want her to “focus,...

When I first saw Boots on the Ground: A Wrestling with Romance novella by Holly Tierney-Bedord, I thought romance and wrestling just seemed like an odd mix. Little did I know that I would get so caught up in the story that I would finish...

Don't Worry About The Rent: Choosing New Office Space to Boost Business Performance by Darren Bilsborough highlights the many opportunities available to businesses to improve performance by addressing the four key elements of risk that exist when occupying office space. The book is a good...