Forbidden Brownstones by Clifford Browder
Book Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert Author Clifford Browder, prolific in both his knowledge of New York history and its people, affords literary enthusiasts with another journey into historic New York with the fifth title in his ...
Ellipsis by Kristy McGinnis
Reviewed by Timea Barabas “Ellipsis” by Kristy McGinnis is a wonderful piece of fiction that reads like real life. The novel tells the story of a girl becoming a woman. And through this not so out of the ordinary life are presented some ...
Araya by E. Detorres
Book Reviewed by Dianne Woodman An elite team of Gundogs has been trained by Ellis Fast to hunt down and kill Gluttons for their armor. Gluttons are the deadliest and most ferocious creatures in Hell’s Heart, a Black Forest filled with t ...
Windfall: A Henry Lysyk Mystery by Byron TD Smith
Book Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson Windfall: A Henry Lysyk Mystery is a well-researched story interweaving real-world intrigue into a fictional tale full of questions. Windfall is not an over the top mystery thriller where every moment is filled ...
Cooking for Cannibals by Rich Leder
Book reviewed by Daniel J. Ryan Cooking For Cannibals is your classic love story. Boy meets girl. Girl gives her mother and her mother’s friends a miracle drug that makes them young again. Corporate hit-men come in search of miracle drug. Drug com ...
The Killing of Faith by William Holms
Reviewed by Timea Barabas If you are looking for a fresh suspense/thriller, you should look no further than “The Killing of Faith” by William Holms. This book will take you on a thrilling journey of the rise and fall of a woman. Purchase ...
Murder on the Metro by Jon Land
Reviewed by Russell Ilg “You need to get somewhere safe,” one character tells another late in MURDER ON THE METRO, to which the other responds, “I don’t think there is such a place anymore.” Purchase Here. That should come as no surprise, given ...
La Chimère of Prague: Part II (The Chimera of Prague Book 2) by Rick Pryll
Reviewed by Ray Palen Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and one of the largest and most bohemian cities in the European Union. It is important to have an understanding and a sense of Prague to truly appreciate this novel as the majority ...
Dangerous Bureau by Roger Williams
Reviewed by Daniel Johnson Dangerous Bureau is a book about monsters. Not the kinds of monsters that hide under your bed or in your closet – hopefully. This book is about the monsters that live next door. The monsters that you see on you ...
The Gene Rasp by Patrick McConnell
Book Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert A noteworthy excursion into the world of science fiction, Patrick L. McConnell’s The Gene Rasp renders the heart and the mind rapt with its exploration of the heart and humanity through the journey of ...