Book review: True Grandeur, by Cal. R. Barnes

October 09

True Grandeur, by Cal. R. Barnes, is a sort of film noir style romance and melodrama, reminiscent in its style and detail, of The Great Gatsby – depicting  the travesty of the rich, the wanna-be-famous, and the starlets who hold onto the coattails of men and use their glamor, their sex appeal, and their thirst […]

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Feature Book: The Last Straw, by Ed Duncan

September 29

What are readers saying? ***Five Stars*** “With danger looming in every chapter, The Last Straw is an action-packed and nerve-racking read. Duncan skillfully draws the reader into a complex web of characters… A few key twists within the storyline keep the reader intrigued in this fast-paced thriller…The Last Straw is an outstanding crime thriller…” Red […]

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Feature Book: Dead, But Not Gone: Are You Part of the Soul-Bridge to Guide Them Home? by Toby Evans

September 29

  What are readers saying? *** Five Stars *** “This book is hands down one of my favorites and has made the greatest impact on me. Such valuable information and stories, and down-to-earth spiritual guidance that truly any of us could learn. Applying Toby’s wisdom to my own experiences has helped me transform my fear […]

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Feature Book: The Silver and the Green by Mari Collier

September 27

What are readers saying … Five Stars “I loved the characters of the two seekers, Brother Amos and Jack Donald who are on an amazing journey. One that takes them from war to love and takes readers into the world of survival as the silver and the green find their way through a new and […]

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Book Review: Aim for Justice, by Ken Dickson

August 30

  Aim for Justice by Ken Dickson An inspiring true story about a difficult journey and the consequences to the main character and his family. Mistakes are made by people everyday that affect the health and well-being of people. This book is about the courage & determination to recover what was lost and make the […]

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The Author Spotlight on Gigi Sedlmayer, author of the Talon series

August 27

Tell us about yourself! I was born in Berlin, Germany, on 19 May 1944. Escaping to the West before the wall went up, we moved around, a lot, changing schools many times because my father had to go where he could find work after the war. It was not good for me, since I didn’t […]

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Book Review: Dun an Doras Bytheiad, by Gemma Tarr

August 24

Dun an Doras Bytheiad, by Gemma Tarr, the third in this fantasy/horror series, is laced with a good dash of frightful and repulsive imagery, as well as plenty of witty and humorous dialogue. The combination is a good balance, and one does not detract from the other whatsoever. The characters in this story are a […]

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Author Spotlight: Ken Dickson, author of Aim for Justice

August 22

Tell us about yourself! I was a dedicated engineer, content with my eight-to-five job—until I suffered agonizing abdominal pain after digging holes for fruit trees in my back yard. Unknowingly, I had perforated my bowel which led to a life-threatening infection and emergency surgery. Despite many complications, I recovered only to end up becoming manic […]

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Feature Book: Aim for Justice by Ken Dickson

August 15

In this age of mass-shootings and concern about the role of the mentally ill in them, Aim for Justice provides a unique glimpse into an issue of great importance to all Americans—our Constitutional right to bear arms. In this fast-paced, emotionally taut, and inspiring true story, the author relates his struggles after an unplanned surgery […]

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Book Review: The Secret Journals of Adolf Hitler: The Struggle (Volume 2) by A.G. Mogan

July 26

The Secret Journals of Adolf Hitler: The Struggle (Volume 2), by A.G. Mogan, is a brilliant rendering on a very difficult and probably, quite controversial subject. In this fascinating narrative about Adolf Hitler, which takes up his life from the point of his release from prison in December 1924, until his assumption of power as […]

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