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 ...
Versus: A Tale of Zero-Sum Contestation by Simon Plaster
Book Reviewed by Dianne Woodman Henrietta has embarked on a new career as a private detective working for FISSION FYI, which is located in Oklahoma City and owned and managed by Leroy “Lero” O’Rourke. Lero is busy with opposition research involvin ...
Brokla: A Tale of Things Falling Apart by Simon Plaster
Reviewed by Douglas R. Cobb Brokla: A Tale of Things Falling Apart is the newest satirical, LOL book in author Simon Plaster’s series of novels featuring a small-town Oklahoman reporter known as Henrietta. As with other books in the seri ...
Tunnels & Caves by Robert Haydon
Book Reviewed by Dianne Woodman Kelly Wren and Angie Morrison are in a serious romantic relationship. They co-own a farm in Willow Creek, a rural town in Texas. Wren is a former sheriff who works on cold cases along with retired detectiv ...
Learning to Quit: How to Stop Smoking and Live Nicotine Free by Suzanne Harris R.N. and Paul Brunetta MD
Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert Often easier said than done, quitting smoking can be one of the more daunting experiences that someone can face in life and while there is an abundance of guides on the market, it may seem like when you hav ...
Guess Who by Nesly Clerge and Joyce L. Shafer
Book Reviewed by Timea Barabas Guess Who by Nesly Clerge and Joyce L. Shafer is a sultry romance story nicely wrapped in a cop thriller. A pleasant read for these cozy winter nights. Purchase Here. I ...
Acts of Faith: Part I of the Inquisition Trilogy by Martin Elsant
Reviewed by Ray Palen The British Jewish historian Cecil Roth, who was educated at Oxford, wrote a book that was of special interest to author Martin Elsant. The book was entitled History Of the Marranos and of th ...
Who’s There? A Collection of Stories by Dimos Rio
Book Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert Offering horror fans, a literate concoction of brief yet creatively posed stories woven with a supernatural bent throughout, Who’s There? by author Dimas Rio does well to stimulate the imagination with his colle ...
The Nosferatu Conspiracy: The Sleepwalker by Brian James Gage
Book Reviewed by Dianne Woodman The Nosferatu Conspiracy: The Sleepwalker is the first book in a new series that takes place in both Romania and Saint Petersburg, Russia. Brian James Gage has written a gripping, edge-of-y ...