Why Christians are wrong about Jesus by John W. Campbell
Trial lawyer John W. Campbell demonstrates why Christians are fundamentally wrong about Jesus, the leader of the movement that developed into modern Christianity. Using the most up to date research and findings, Campbell shows, among other things, why Jes ...
The Adventures of Ruby Pi and the Geometry Girls, The Adventures of Ruby Pi and the Math Girls, and An Introduction to Higher Math by Tom Durwood
Books Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert The Adventures of Ruby Pi and the Geometry Girls Teacher and author Tom Durwood presents a refreshing dive into mathematics theories as well as history with his work in The Adventures of Ruby Pi and The Geometry ...
Invited to Life: Finding Hope After the Holocaust by B.A. Van Sise, Neil Gaiman, Mayim Bialik, and Sabrina Orah Mark
Book Reviewed by Lily Andrews "Invited to Life: Finding Hope After the Holocaust" by B.A. Van Sise is a deeply moving composition that features the startling experiences of ninety holocaust survivors who lost everything to war including loved ones but ...
Artefactum by J.E. Tobal
Book Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson While Artefactum begins with a hilariously bizarre form of travel through the multiverse involving a sculpture of an Aboriginal fertility goddess, the story grows darker and more serious the deeper you dive. Althoug ...
Season of the Dragon (Dragos Primeri Book 1) by Natalie Wright
Book Reviewed by Timea Barabas Natalie Wright’s Season of the Dragon opens up the Dragos Primeri series in a mystical storm. Using familiar elements like dragons and shapeshifters, the author succeeds in building a unique and complex world that easily ...
Archangel: The Book of Mammon by Black Mike
Book Reviewed by Chris Phillips Title of the review, where appropriate. Questions, answers and the trouble in between. Black Mike presents a major conceptual change for beings that might be called angels and demons. The story follows Michael, a law ...
Cutthroat Express by Bryan Cassiday
Book Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson In Cutthroat Express, Bryan Cassiday takes his zombie epic to the next level. In the aftermath of President Cole going completely off the rails and nuking himself, Chad Halverson and the other survivors at the Mount ...
Ever the Night Road by Michael Breen
Book Reviewed by Timea Barabas Ever the Night Road is a thrilling tale of adventure and self-discovery. Michael Breen introduces us to a vast magical universe filled with wonderous creatures and treasures lurking in deep waters. Perhaps the most enchanti ...
Code Name: Juggernaut by Sherman E. Ross
Book Reviewed by Dianne Woodman Code Name: Juggernaut by Sherman E. Ross is a hair-raising story. It revolves around white supremacists who commit deplorable acts of violence and square off with law enforcement agencies. Purchase Here. The primary ...
Midpoint: A Memoir by Patricia Angeles
Book Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson In Midpoint: A Memoir, author Patricia Angeles reveals many of the important moments in her life that helped shape the person she has become. The stories contained in this memoir help paint the picture of a woman gr ...