Book Review of Murder by Ghostlight by J.C. Briggs

September 05

Murder by Ghostlight, by J.C. Briggs, is an eloquently written suspense murder thriller, in the genre of Sherlock Holmes, but of course, in this case, the story follows the famous writer, Charles Dickens. Although fictional, the author has cleverly entwined Dickens in the plot, where, Dickens finds himself suspected of murder, and in the story […]

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Book review: California Bound by Frank Kelso and John O’Melveny Woods

August 29

California Bound, by Frank Kelso and John O’Melveny Woods, is simply great western story-telling. California Bound is gritty, tough and ruthless – the sort of Clint Eastwood style of action in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and yet, with the panache, flippant and flirtatious flamboyance of saddle-riding, gun-shooting cowboys who smile at danger […]

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Book Review: John’s Pond by Donna Lynch. “True love cannot be stopped.”

June 22

  John’s Pond, by Donna Lynch, is a lovely story of young love and standing up for what is right even if it is unpopular to do so. Inspiring, with complicated relationships and the sweet exploration of true love, it is a well-written book, and truly difficult to put down as the story-line and its […]

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Book Spotlight: “John’s Pond” by Donna Lynch. “A contemporary historical and romance fiction”

June 09

The year is 1976: Tobin Horvarth, and his people, the Wampanoag tribe of Massachusetts, are involved in a legal suit wherein they are trying to win back land swindled from them two hundred years prior. One day during the trial, Tobin is captivated by a beautiful white girl seated across the room. She becomes the subject […]

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Book Review: “The Lost Generation” by Erica Marie Hogan. “A WWI historical romance – Inspiring!”

June 09

  The Lost Generation, a book by Erica Marie Hogan, starts before the beginning of World War I and continues until around the 1980’s. It is a story about the effects of war on people, and the emotional journeys of three families and how they are connected even though they are from different lands. It is a […]

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Book Giveaway: “The Lost Generation” by Erica Marie Hogan. Click the link to get a copy.

June 05

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Book Spotlight: “The Lost Generation” by Erica Marie Hogan. “A Novel of World War I”

June 04

The Lost Generation: A Novel of World War I, is a journey of three couples from three countries who never would’ve met if not for the war, how they change each others lives and what they witnessed as soldiers in the trenches, nurses in the field hospitals, and wives left home to wait and pray. […]

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Author Spotlight: Erica Marie Hogan, author of The Lost Generation. A novel of WWI.

June 03

IWIC: Tell us about yourself. Erica: My name is Erica Marie Hogan and I was born on Long Island, New York. My whole life I’ve had a big imagination which, as you can imagine, got me in trouble more than once during my childhood. Growing up, our family moved from New York to the beautiful […]

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Feature Book News: “Surviving the Fatherland” by Annette Oppenlander wins a National Indie Excellence Award!

May 23

11th ANNUAL NATIONAL INDIE EXCELLENCE® AWARDS ANNOUNCED Local Author receives national recognition from the 11th Annual National Indie Excellence® Awards! Los Angeles: — The 11th Annual National Indie Excellence® Awards recognized ‘Surviving the Fatherland: A True Coming-of-age Love Story Set in WWII Germany’ by Annette Oppenlander in the category of ‘Faction’ as a winner in […]

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IWIC Book Review: Angelina’s Secret by Diane Merrill Wigginton – “A five-star read!”

May 10

“THIS BOOK GETS 5 STARS This is a love story that takes place in the late 1700’s. It is different from the normal romance story and very well written. Hard to put down and with lots of surprises and a touch of mystery included too. It took me through a full range of emotions from […]

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