Book review: The Road to Amistad: Sometimes It Takes Losing Everything to Find Yourself, by Ken Dickson

February 02

The Road to Amistad: Sometimes It Takes Losing Everything to Find Yourself, by Ken Dickson, reads like an autobiography, and in many ways, it is based on the author’s life. Spiced with some fiction, the story begins with his life in a psychiatric hospital, where Ken’s sudden revelation and new state of awareness has a profound […]

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Book review: The Silver and The Green, by Mari Collier

October 26

The Silver and the Green by Mari Collier This is a very interesting fantasy tale about another world, one that has a similar weave to the 17th or 18th centuries of our own world. Relationships develop out of a need to survive. Journeys of escape ensue. Troubles grow between different groups each with their own […]

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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: The Maltese Incident by Russell F. Moran

August 16

The Maltese Incident, by Russell F.Moran      5 stars The story was not what I was expecting of a time travel novel, it was much better. Very hard to put down, interesting and exciting. A very unique story, with enjoyable and relatable characters. There may be a sequel – I’m hoping. A must read. Review […]

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Review: November Fox – Book 1: Following Joy: A Metaphysical Visionary Fable, by E.E. Bertram

June 09

  NOVEMBER FOX – Book 1: Following Joy: A Metaphysical Visionary Fable, by E.E. Bertram 4 STARS A mystical, visionary fable with whimsical elements and humor. This story is chock full with interesting characters and an entertaining read that involves travels to other worlds on different levels and times, and weaved with imaginative connectivity between worlds […]

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Book review: The Roto-Rooter (The Short Story Collection Series) by Michael Priv

April 17

The Roto-Rooter (The Short Story Collection Series) by Michael Priv. This is a quippy, witty, satirical play on a man’s mid-life crisis. Brian is caught in the murk of his own failures, or certainly at least, his perceived failures. Swimming in self-guilt and self-loathing, he is surrounded by negative vibes at every turn. Bad goes […]

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Book review: MAGIC: (The Short Story Collection Series) by Michael Priv

April 04

MAGIC: (The Short Story Collection Series) by Michael Priv, is a short story about an old man who tells his grandchildren a bedtime tale about a special amulet, a statuesque, with powers of good fortune to its owner. It’s a quick snippet, a fun story with a twisted turn at the end; and like a […]

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Book review: Babble by Orrin Jason Bradford

February 21

Babble by Orrin Jason Bradford, a sci-fi thriller, takes the reader on a thrill-ride as the mother of Bobby, a young autistic boy with a special talent, finds herself caught in the web of some plot to take her son away from her, for reasons she does not know or understand. Government agents from Homeland […]

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Book review: THE REVILED: Book One of the Dark Fey Series, by Cynthia A. Morgan

February 17

THE REVILED: Book One of the Dark Fey Series, by Cynthia A. Morgan, is a five star read. It is a fantasy with some very unique characters and an imaginary world. It reflects real life battles between good and evil. There is love, friendship, determination and loyalty. The story is very engrossing, entertaining and an […]

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Author Spotlight: Suzanne Lowe, author of Seventeen.

January 24

International Writers Inspiring Change (IWIC): Tell us about yourself … Suzanne: I was born in Perth, Western Australia, and as a young adult, grew up in the small country town of Tom Price, situated in the outback of Western Australia. The summers were often very hot and dusty and I would spend my weekends with […]

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