Tag Archives: action

April 23

Review: Everything We Lose: A Civil War Novel of Hope, Courage and Redemption, by Annette Oppenlander.

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Everything We Lose: A Civil War Novel of Hope, Courage and Redemption, by Annette Oppenlander. Annette does it again! I had the pleasure of reviewing her novel, Surviving the Fatherland last year, which went on to become a best seller, and now, this new novel is yet another masterpiece of storytelling. Everything We Lose is […]

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February 08

Book review: Execution of Justice, by Patrick Dent

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Execution of Justice, by Patrick Dent, is an action thriller set in the early 1970s during the oil-crisis, a story that takes the reader behind the scenes of political and power-intrigue, and the manipulation of the oil market. In this story of fast-paced blood and guts, we follow several parallel threads as the daughter of […]

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June 21

Book Review: The Galapagos Agenda by Leonardo Wild: “A sweeping geopolitical thriller!”

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The Galapagos Agenda, by Leonardo Wild, is a sweeping geopolitical thriller that takes the reader on an intrigue of murder, corporate greed and political power-plays. Max Villalobos, son of the billionaire and corporate tycoon, Roy Villalobos, has a different vector in mind for his life, one that goes entirely against the plans that his father […]

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June 07

Book Review: “Alvar’s Spear” by Charles Freedom Long. “A Star Wars quality sci-fi fantasy!”

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Alvar’s Spear, by Charles Freedom Long, a sci-fi fantasy, is Star Wars quality action. Alvar’s Spear takes us into the future where sentient races are at odds, where the ultimate fate awaits entire worlds unless one person, Gar, a hybrid, can find a way to save his world before it is too late. Wonderfully written, […]

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June 01

Our latest book review on Isabella’s Heart, Book II in The Jeweled Dagger suspense and paranormal romance novels.

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  Isabella’s Heart by Diane Merrill Wigginton is a five star read! It is hard to express the delight I take in this author’s books. They just get better and better. A love story about real unselfish love and devotion. Very hard to put down and with lots of surprises. The characters begin to feel […]

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May 01

IWIC Book Review of NADIA: POLAND (Book 1) – “A gut wrenching historical WWII romance that is haunting.”

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NADID: POLAND, by author Lois Gerber is a gut wrenching historical WWII romance that is haunting. Set in Poland, as the Nazi invasion takes place, we follow the story of a young girl, Nadia, who lives just outside Warsaw. As the war advances, she begins to witness the horrors of the inhumanity against the Jews, […]

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April 30

The Author Spotlight on Lois Gerber – author of “Nadia” Book One: Poland. A coming of age WWII historical romance

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IWIC: Tell us about yourself. Lois: I’m a registered nurse specializing in community health. I believe in the spirit of community health nursing—its focus on wellness, relationships, families, and communities. My Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from the University of Pittsburgh and Master in Public Health degree and Specialist in Aging certificate from the […]

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April 23

IWIC Hall of Fame: William Beck, author of Crosscurrents

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Today we feature William Beck in the IWIC Hall of Fame. William is taking his inspiration to another level. He not only weaves environmental threads into the themes of his books, spotlighting issues which are critical to all of us – but he also works at making changes in the world. Here is his story. […]

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April 17

IWIC Book Review of CROSSCURRENTS by William Beck “This book is right up there with Clive Cussler and …”

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Crosscurrents, by William Beck, is right up there with Clive Cussler and his adventuring wild man, Dirk Pitt. Filled with action and intrigue, the book carries the reader to the end because you just want to know what happens. Overview: Bryson McGann, the central figure in this book, and a member of NESSA, is having […]

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April 11

IWIC Book Spotlight on Crosscurrents by William Beck

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  Whispered rumors of a lost treasure have existed since the gruesome death of Templar leader, Jacques de Molay, in March of1314. Deep beneath the soil of Nova Scotia’s Oak Island, a perplexing riddle awaits discovery as to what has been hidden from the eyes of the world for centuries. Can the lost treasure be […]

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