Keep Quiet Black Boy: A Leadership Guide to Mentoring Millennials by Rev. Dr. Jerome Frierson
Book Reviewed by Lily Andrews "Keep quiet, Black Boy" is a nuanced leadership guide to mentoring millennials and a transparent empirical Christian guide whose thought and concept have been drawn from a line of real experience and multifaceted surveys a ...
Embracing God in the Right Perspective with the Right Foundation of Faith in Him by Chris Tham
Book Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert Author Chris Tham guides and inspires, with his work in Embracing God in the Right Perspective with the Right Foundation of Faith in Him. Within the text of this work combining spiritual and intellectual wisdom, spir ...
The Pulse: Book 1 by Owen Garratt
Book Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson The Pulse is the first novel in an epic post-apocalyptic series chronicling the quest of Jack Broderick. The novel tells the story of a man struggling to get back to his family on the other side of the United States ...
Dark Dweller by Garith Worthington
Book reviewed by Lilly Andrews "The future belongs to those who learn more skills and combine them in creative ways.”― Robert Greene. So it is with “Dweller”, written by Gareth Worthington, a multi-award storyteller. Here, a helium mining mission to ...
The First Assignment by Billy Kramer
Book reviewed by Timea Barabas What happens after death? This is one of the greatest questions. While there are numerous theories and visions of the afterlife, there seems to be no absolute universal certainty of what lies beyond. Billy Kramer joins th ...
Blood Moon: The Rising Series: Book 2 by Heather Graham and Jon Land
Book Reviewed by Russell Ilg APOCYALPSE POW! Those who thought the notion of teenagers saving the world ended with this season’s “Stranger Things” need to think again. Heather Graham and Jon Land go that great television series one better in the equally ...
How To Keep An Effective Record Of The Books You Have Read
For those who love to read, explaining to others why it is absolutely necessary to give into temptation when presented with a new book. Purchasing that new book is almost a compulsion, sometimes it is an urge that simply cannot be ignored. Writer Diane Du ...
Against the Current in the Silent Service by R.W. Herman
Book Reviewed by Timea Barabas Against the Current in the Silent Service is a gripping memoir by R.W. Herman about navigating the uncharted waters of life. Through the pages of the book, the author takes a deep dive into his personal life while in the ...
Abigail and Sego’s Magical Train Ride by J.A. Kundert
Book reviewed by Teri Takle The year 2026 is almost upon us. What does that mean? That will be the 250th birthday of our country. What could prepare you for this event? A unique book about the 200th birthday with a multitude of historical even ...
Dak Ackerthefifth and the Ethics of Heroism by Joshua Joseph
Reviewed by Ray Palen “You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” – The Dark Knight Purchase Here. That quote from filmmaker Christopher Nolan resonated with me as I read this complex and extremely sati ...