Consciousness Is All There Is: How Understanding and Experiencing Consciousness Will Transform Your Life by Dr. Tony Nader
Reviewed by Lisa Brown-GilbertWe are beset in a world that is swiftly spiraling into becoming a world populated by people who are devoid of spiritual, physical and moral wellness leading to many of us experiencing life as often chaotic and dishearten ...
Cargo Hold 4 by Lonnie Busch
Reviewed by Douglas R. Cobb Cargo Hold 4 is a Science Fiction/Horror novel by Lonnie Busch that takes the old trope of a stowaway aboard your spaceship to a different level. Perhaps the most famous example of having a stowaway aboard one's spacesh ...
Involuntarius by J. R. Izquierdo
Reviewed by Lily Andrews J.R. Izquierdo's gripping mystery and suspense novel "Involuntarius" traces a young man's quest to unearth secrets his father left behind that might prevent a war between two secret societies fighting to be the dominant se ...
Star Maker by Jessa Nevins
Reviewed by Jacquelyn Tolksdorf The novel captures the essence of the 1980s rock scene, with vivid descriptions of the music, fashion, and culture of the time. From the highways of Nevada to the bustling streets of Los Angeles, Nevins paints a ric ...
Tommy Rocket and the Goober Patrol by Thomas Kuhn
Reviewed by Teri Takle Nate lives a reasonably everyday life for a 10-year-old boy. Along with his parents, little brother, big sister, and grandmother, life survives with little excitement. The school exists, but Nate’s standard is to get by doin ...
Broken Pencils by J.R. Rice
Reviewed by Michaela Gordoni In Broken Pencils by J.R. Rice, 18-year-old Jonah is in for a whirlwind prom night when his emotions mount on top of drug use and alcohol. He has a personal recipe for disaster, and the ingredients are as follows: Firs ...
V-Life: So It Begins (Sugar Bernstein RV-Living Vampire Series, Book 1) by Honey Parker
Reviewed by Lily Andrews In "V-Life: So It Begins (Sugar Bernstein RV-Living Vampire Series, Book 1)" by Honey Parker, a young Jewish woman discovers empathy and a method to put an end to her long-standing pain, self-loathing, and wrath after gain ...
Bittersweet Fruit by William LeRoy
Reviewed by Jacquelyn Tolksdorf At its core, Bittersweet Fruit satirically explores themes of morality, the consequences of past actions, and the search for truth. Leroy delves into the gray areas of right and wrong, portraying characters who are ...
I Love You, Grandpa by Jillian Harker (Illustrated by Daniel Howarth)
Reviewed by Nancy Eaton Little Bear showed grandpa how he catches fish. He would run into the water and catch the fish. Grandpa explained that he was once able to fish that way, but he cannot run so fast now. He has found an easier way to catch fish ...
Pigs in Paradise: A Fairy Story Most Absurd by Roger Maxson
Reviewed by Jacquelyn Tolksdorf Roger Maxson’s Pigs in Paradise: A Fairy Story Most Absurd is a satirical novel that delves into the complex interplay between religion and politics in America. Drawing inspiration from George Orwell's Animal Farm, ...