Category Archives: authors

April 03

Book review: The Chalk Line Killer (The Detective Cole Sullivan Series 2) by Russell Warnberg

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The Chalk Line Killer (The Detective Cole Sullivan Series 2) by Russell Warnberg, is a crime thriller in the classical style. A spree of bizarre killings with a chalk line drawn around the victims by the killer, leads Cole Sullivan and his team into a dark world of sociopathic monsters, where the caustic and poisonous […]

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April 02

Book review: Between the Sun and the Shade: A Collection of Short Stories: To a God Unknown, by Rico Kumana De Silva

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Between the Sun and the Shade: A Collection of Short Stories: To a God Unknown, by Rico Kumana De Silva, presents the reader with some very insightful stories. The author delves into the deeper, darker, often times very personal side of the characters in these stories, evoking both empathy and curiosity as to where these […]

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March 29

Book review: Mother Nature: The Short Story Collection Series by Michael Priv

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Mother Nature: The Short Story Collection Series by Michael Priv, is a lovely story about how Mother Nature, in her simplistic and yet pervasive way, can change even the most bitter of disbelievers. A short but happy rendering that will leave you with a good feeling. Book review by Writers Inspiring Change  

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March 28

Book review: The Broken Pawn: The Short Stories Collection Series, by Michael Priv

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The Broken Pawn: The Short Stories Collection Series, by Michael Priv, is an excellent short story about a suicidal mission designed to penetrate a secret fortress, one that has never been successfully breached by millions who tried before, and to recover a sacred scroll. It’s weaved with bitter-sweet dialogue, roughly hewed and yet, flippant and […]

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March 26

Book review: Requiem: The Short Stories Collection Series, by Michael Priv

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Requiem: The Short Stories Collection Series, by Michael Priv. A short story about a fallen comrade, a memorable anecdote that takes the reader behind the scenes in Russia, where a small group of men are preparing for war and the antics they engage in to blow off some steam. Good fun with an interesting twist […]

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March 17

Book review: The Myth of Love by Randy Niederman

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The Myth of Love by Randy Niederman is technically a mashup, a book that combines different genres or themes of a disparate nature; nonetheless, it has a thread of consistency which draws the reader through this rather unusual plot-line. The author presents a different concept about the creation of the Universe – not particularly any […]

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March 13

Book review: Death of a Movie Star, by Timothy Patrick

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Death of a Movie Star by Timothy Patrick is a thought provoking story about interconnected lives. This is a story that explores a life spent without regard for anyone but one’s self; while another life is spent searching for a relationship that might or might not ever happen. The story is both entertaining and different, […]

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March 03

Book review: Choreographing Calligraphy by Katrina Plumb

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  Choreographing Calligraphy, by Katrina Plumb, is a book of contemporary poetry with varied styles and subjects. The author is a deep thinker who uses poetry to help people as a therapy. Some of the poems are very whimsical and others inspire one to think. Enjoyable and thought provoking. Book review by International Writers Inspiring […]

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February 28

Book review: Homecoming Queen, by Kerry Watts

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  Homecoming Queen, by Kerry Watts is a nice story about a young woman’s life and the consequences of mistakes made at a very young age. There were lessons learned and life was changed as a result, but a happy ending nonetheless. An enjoyable read. Book review by International Writers Inspiring Change  

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February 27

Book review: Little Bites of Truth: Explorations to Savor, for Mindfulness, Meditation, and Self-Enquiry, by Zubin Mathai

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Little Bites of Truth: Explorations to Savor, for Mindfulness, Meditation, and Self-Enquiry, by Zubin Mathai, is the kind of book one picks up when one needs some inspiration. It is a collection of poetic expressions, insights and magical gems of wisdom. Pick any page, read from there for a few minutes, and you are bound […]

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