Author Archives
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A Wicked Wind: Book 2 of The Archanium Codex by Nicholas McIntire
An emotional and remarkably inventive fantasy… McIntire continues his The Archanium Codex series with this emotionally rich, sweeping tale. The realm of Ilyar is devastated by the civil war. But Prince Jonas Belgi is fighting his own battles: trying to… Read More ›
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Death By Chance: A Josiah Reynolds Mystery by Abigail Keam
An adrenaline-filled, fun romp… Not to be missed. Keam’s latest, sixteenth in A Josiah Reynolds Mystery series is a clever mystery filled with sharp insights and droll humor. Halloween is right around the corner, and Lady Elsmere’s elaborate Civil War… Read More ›
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In the House of Night (A Martin Preuss Mystery Book 7) by Donald Levin
Un-put-downable… Levin’s seventh in A Martin Preuss Mystery series offers thrills of an immaculately crafted mystery and sharp insights into human behavior. When the history professor Charlie Bright is found murdered brutally in his own home, the police rule it… Read More ›
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The Brilliance of the Color Black Through the Eyes of Art Collectors by Charles Moore
A robust and engaging read… New York-based art historian, art collector, curator, and writer Charles Moore, focuses on color black while providing excellent advice for Black artists and collectors in his latest, a follow-up to his earlier much-admired guide to… Read More ›
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THE DARKEST GIFT by Len Handeland
Fun, moving, and action-packed… Handeland delivers plenty of plot developments, intriguing characters, and otherworldly things in his engrossing debut. Struggling with his sexuality, Jack thinks his stroke of bad luck with men and women has come to an end after… Read More ›
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Xonarye: Australia by S.H.S.
An intriguing SF read… S.H.S. kicks start his SF series with this fascinating installment, taking readers on a young man’s journey to a mystical land. Leaf Brodie, nineteen-year-old country lad, is content to begin his building apprenticeship with the local… Read More ›
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Iceapelago 2091 by Peter Brennan
A memorable, unpredictable journey… After the destructive Eriador event effectively shuts off the Gulf Stream, bringing in fierce winters that lasted half a year, Iceapelago becomes the hub of life-or-death negotiations, with residents struggling to stay alive in Brennan’s compelling… Read More ›
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Blood Before Dawn (2) (The Dung Beetles of Liberia) by Daniel V. Meier Jr.
An impressive literary balancing act that is as entertaining as it is thoughtful… Meier continues his The Dung Beetles of Liberia series with this enthralling installment as Ken Verrier returns to Liberia to buy diamonds. It’s April of 1979. When… Read More ›
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The Adventures of Vylette Bunny and Michie: Love at First Bite by Michelle Crichton (Author), I Cenizal (Illustrator)
Brilliantly subtle and spot-on… A charming early read. Crichton’s latest is a charming story about acceptance, understanding, compassion, and pet ownership. Kind and caring, Michie has always dreamt about owning a pet of her own. When she sees Vylette bunny… Read More ›
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Iconoclast: A Sean McPherson Novel by Laurie Buchanan
An absolute page-turner… Not the one to be missed. The ex-cop Sean McPherson learns danger never strays far from home in this enthralling second installment in Buchanan’s Sean McPherson series. Still struggling with survivor’s guilt, Sean is gradually settling into… Read More ›
