Enter the town of Covington,a small town and home of many frogs and their families. As we meet Bastion, who is Chief watcher over the pond, little does he know what his former life was. All he has ever known is his life as a...

It is a few weeks before Christmas and Santa has the flu. The reindeer have come down with a bad case of mites and will not be available to fly Santa's sleigh on Christmas Eve. The polar cap is melting and due to...

Three writers for the Hampshire Review have collaborated to produce a delightful account of Christmas experiences on the farms of the Northeast. Poogie and his sister Sis are visiting their grandfather's farm. while there, they discover many treasures unavailable in city life. Uncle Buck...

The writing in this novel is fluid, entertaining, and interesting. The author did a good job of developing the tale through the pages of the book. An artist, a princess, and a wizard find themselves tangled in a interesting plot to move three statues from...

For readers who like their romance spiced with suspense and danger, Lori Foster's third book in The Men Who Face Horror series will captivate their interest. Jackson is a mercenary who works with Trace and Dare. He has a thing for Trace's younger sister, Alani,...

The mansion at Holly Oak is believed to be haunted by ghosts of Susannah Page, thought to be a Civil War spy for the North. These ghosts have been talked about for generations, but no one seems to have tried to find out if they...

Bingo Explores The Farm by Julia King is a magnificent book for all children ages three years old and up. The story is about a farm cat who goes exploring for a day of adventure. As we follow him through the fields where he finds...

I don't read many non-fiction books, but when I do, they have to be REALLY awesome sounding. I am also a big history lover, on top of being from North Carolina, so I jumped on the chance to review Touring The Carolina's Civil War Sites....

This is a wonderful collaboration between author and illustrator. The author takes scriptures, which help guide the Christian in his/her walk with God. The illustrations of The Greek Islands take us on a profound journey of peace as we weave through the pathways of life....

Ellie is of the tumanhofer species. She is a goat herder who is educated and eager for adventure. Ellie is delighted when her aunt and uncle take her for a vacation to see the wedding and next coronation of the king and queen of the...

Attention all avid romance readers: here's a red-hot summer romance for you all! In Barefoot in the Sand, Roxanne St. Claire pairs single mother Lacey with architect Clay and she manages to weave in several subplots in the process of bringing them to some sort...

A series of five heinous murders have occurred in the small town of Grabenberg, New Jersey. And next to each mutilated body has been found a note that more or less states "We are not evil. We are good. We are of the True...

Roxanne St. Claire's latest romance novel "Barefoot in the Rain" is typical St. Claire. Abused and abandoned as a child, Jocelyn Bloom becomes a life coach to California stars. When trapped in a web of lies, she is forced to abandon her career and move...

In "Skating on the Edge", author Joelle Charbonneau has her main character of Rebecca Robbins about to hop into the dunk tank at the Senior Center carnival. At the last minute, Rebecca has to attend to the skating rink she inherited following the death of...

It is cast in a futuristic steam punk setting with a web of excitement in each paragraph. Lady Arabella Trunkett is thrown into a world of suspicion and questions when her father is kidnapped. Is it politically driven? Is the yonder countryman to blame? She...

"Blues in the Wind-ReVisited" is a redo of the original book by Whitney LeBlanc. As a reader, I am grateful she took the time to reformulate the book as it was thoroughly enjoyable. The novel is set in small town Louisiana in the 1930's and...

"Ups and Downs at the Boardwalk" by Karl Beckstrand is a concept-teaching book for very young children, and is appropriate even for infants, from birth through to about age 3 or 4. It uses very vivid colors throughout, which is sure to gain and maintain...

In 1996, Los Angeles Police Detective Danny McGuire investigates the horrific murder of wealthy Andrew Jakes and the brutal beating and rape of his beautiful young wife, Angela. Danny resettles in France and marries, but the murder pattern continues. In England police are faced with...

thy Smith for Readers’ Favorite “Connor Johnson & the Sorcerer’s Pence” is the debut novel and the first in a series written by Michael Smith for young adults. In this book we are introduced to Connor Johnson, a 12 year old nerd that loves to watch...

Chloe The Very Special Goat was written by her owner Rosanne Harper Glover. One snowy night Peg, the nanny goat, gave birth to three kids (a kid is a baby goat). John checked on Peg and saw two healthy little brown goats. What he didn't...