Feature Book: The Ghost – by H. Berkeley Rourke

July 13

  “The story is written in a formal manner, although no punches are pulled as you are drawn into the action and investigation. We follow Jeanne, a tough young cop with a no-nonsense approach, and her colleagues as they cast their net, looking for a rapist, turned killer.” “This is an intriguing book and the […]

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New release: Witches’ Gambit: Book One of the Seven Worlds, by Charles Freedom Long

June 05

We asked author, Charles Freedom Long, to tell us about his recently published book, Witches’ Gambit: Book One of the Seven Worlds   When I began writing the Seven Worlds Series, eight years ago, I had no idea it was going to become what it is. I was beset with voices in my head, visions […]

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New release: The Anatomy of Escape: An Unconventional Adventure, by Michael Blue

May 24

  Not only is this a tremendously entertaining book, rich in adventures, hilarious encounters, and thoughtful philosophy as experienced by a mobile hobo, this is a challenge to us to examine how we are living.’ ★★★★★   Have you ever asked yourself if our ideas about success are all they’re made out to be? Do […]

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Review: Forever England by David Luddington

May 23

  Forever England, by David Luddington, is a humorous look at an Englishman who is relocating to Spain and starting a new chapter in his life. It’s a wonderful look, from the inside, at all the “norms” of a Spanish and small-town culture, which he must adapt to and endure, the quirky business relations, the […]

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Book review: Zygi’s Beans by Dustin Corkery

February 21

Zygi’s Beans by Dustin Corkery is an imagination-sparking children’s book. It’s a fun read, with quick and easy dialogue, and creative fun-filled pictures that portray the journey of Zygi. We hope to see more of Zygi and her adventures in the future. Book review by International Writers Inspiring Change  

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Book Review: Changes – Buckland Gap 2, by Charles Wiltshire

January 05

Changes – Buckland Gap 2, by Charles Wiltshire, is the sequel to the book Buckland Gap.  Steven Harding, a former resident of Portsmouth, England, returns home after finishing a lengthy prison term. During his internment he has become a reformed man, with new values in life and the realization that he is also gay. Steven […]

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Book Review: The Bucktown Babies by Janine R. Pestel

December 31

The Bucktown Babies – Father Gunter, Demon Hunter Book 1, by Janine R. Pestel, is a horror-genre read. Demonic forces have descended upon a small town and babies are dying in numbers which captures the attention of Johann Gunter, aka Father Gunter, a demon hunter who makes it his business to track down malignant spirits who […]

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Book Review: The Fifth Battalion by Michael Priv

December 23

The Fifth Battalion, by Michael Priv, is a unique science fiction thriller, a novel that combines the thrills of science fiction space opera, along with the existential – an insight into the spiritual roots of humanity. Norman, the main character in the novel, discovers that he was once part of a battalion which ended up […]

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Author Spotlight: Michael Priv, author of The Fifth Battalion

December 23

IWIC: Tell us about yourself … Michael: I was born in the Soviet Ukraine, and through dangers and adventures, I arrived to the USA in 1979 and went on to graduate the University of Pittsburgh to become a Construction Engineer. Currently I am a Property Field Adjustor for a major insurance carrier. I live in […]

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Book Review: Sons of the American Fatherland, by H. Berkeley Rourke

December 16

Sons of the American Fatherland, by H. Berkeley Rourke, is more contemporary realism, than contemporary fiction. A book, written in documentary style, which tells the story of Jonas, an American-born son of a proud loyalist to the Third Reich and Hitler’s Nazi movement. Jonas is taught to regard Jews and people of color as sub-human, […]

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