Author Archives
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Dead Men Don’t Snore by David M Cameron
Smart, atmospheric, staunchly engrossing… Set in the idyllic town of Calpe in Southern Spain, Cameron’s intricate latest introduces Gordon Bennet, ex-military and ex-mercenary, entangled in murder and intrigue. Gordon’s military career is over with a dishonorable discharge, and his marriage… Read More ›
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North of Highway 8: A Novel by Jacob R. Gardner
A novel of sharp insights and plenty of page-turning emotional drama… Mesmerizing. Gardner makes his foray into fiction with this poignant tale of identity and self-discovery. Matthew Harris has worked hard to achieve success as a Public Relation consultant. When… Read More ›
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What It Means to Be Me by Danielle Falk
A well-crafted, innovative book with emotional resonance… Falk makes her debut in children’s fiction with this engaging tale of individuality and self-worth. There are children of different races, genders, and physical attributes enjoying their own uniqueness while learning to appreciate… Read More ›
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Far Forest Scrolls Na Cearcaill by Alpha Four
An action-packed and remarkably inventive fantasy…. Alpha Four layers his series kicker in the Far Forest Scrolls series with this thrilling tale of magic and mayhem. It’s been decades since the White Wizard stormed across the Dark Sea and ravaged… Read More ›
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Dark Was the Night: A Novella by Tania Lorena Rivera
A fast-paced and nuanced suspense thriller… Rivera crafts an absorbing thriller around a woman’s nyctophobia in her engrossing debut. Lucie Arnold seems to have it all: a solid marriage, a happy, energetic child, and a satisfying career. But her acute… Read More ›
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Iris of the Willow: Part 1: February 29th by Michael DeDominicis
Ingeniously structured and damn engrossing… The intriguing fantasy land of Dee Dominion serves as the setting for DeDominicis’s sparkling debut. Trying to come to terms with the suffocating conditions of her life, Iris Paisley finds a friend and companion in… Read More ›
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Ablaze – Ten Years That Shook The World by Peter Rowe
An illuminating study of the past… Highly readable. Rowe’s latest is an engaging, relevant work that delves into the history of the world during the crazy, sweltering mash-up of action and change that was the decade covering years of 1965-75…. Read More ›
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Lines Through a Prism by Bob Siqveland
Thoughtful, endearing, and greatly entertaining… Siqveland’s latest is a darkly absorbing mystery, featuring 74-year-old ex-assassin for a black-ops government sub-agency. When a whimsical notion takes “Woody” Woodward to Jekyll Island on the east coast of Georgia, he has nothing but… Read More ›
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The Widow’s Walk by John Anthony Miller
A top-class mystery romance infused with poignant emotions and charming characters… Mystery and intrigue abound in Miller’s deeply engrossing latest, taking readers into a middle-age, newly divorced woman’s journey to finding love and fulfillment. NYC editor Audrey Taylor is hurting… Read More ›
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Circles, Lines, and Squiggles by W Nikola-Lisa
Wholly engaging and thoroughly entertaining… A hefty guide to astrological charts. Nikola-Lisa’s latest is an enjoyable, behind-the scenes look at the fascinating world of astrology. The narrative is a mix of the author’s personal anecdotes, his lively conversations with Castor… Read More ›
