Our Book Review of Guardian of the Grail Elena Bryce takes some old ideas about the Holy Grail, Vampires, and Witches and melds them into a very entertaining read in Guardian of the Grail. I burned through this book in an afternoon, which tells you how good the […]
Our Book Review of Perfect Anastasia Jack Binding is an author living in Sydney, Australia. His latest release is Perfect Anastasia, a horror story likely to sober you up! Andy Moretti meets Anastasia, at a party. He’s plain. She’s perfect. Before he knows it, they are alone, talking, […]
Our Book Review of The Sorceress’ Prophecy This is a tall tale. Taller than the trees that shroud a hidden fortress in a black woods seen so often in dark dreams and scary books. In fact, author Carson Watson has attempted in one book to introduce us to […]
Our Book Review of Point of Control I like the title, but it could have just as easily been “Out of Control,” because that’s what Anders Neyman’s life is after he takes a teaching job in Bogota, Columbia. Sure, the setting might lead you to believe there is […]
Our Book Review of The Eye of Nefertiti For those of you who talk to your cats (I speak for mine, too), Maria Lang’s The Eye of Nefertiti: A Pharaoh’s Cat is likely to be a wonderful read. A cozy mystery with an ancient Egyptian flair, the story floats […]
Our Book Review of The Altered: Subsist The action starts immediately in Donise Sheppard’s The Altered: Subsist as Katherine and her sister Izzy fend for themselves in the cold woods. It’s a regular day, hiding from the Altered – those who have been captured, tagged and chipped to make […]
Our Book Review of The Jerusalem Stone Inside The Jerusalem Stone, author Dean Klein tells a sprawling story about a paid assassin’s life from the protagonist’s upbringing in a moneyed home to his training as a Marine Scout Sniper. This happens after he suddenly enlists, leaving his Yale […]
Sure, the cover’s a bit campy, but so is the book. Author Christina Westcott has a sense of humor and so does her protagonist, Kimber FitzWarren. This isn’t Alien, although Fitz’s partner is a cyborg. And, it isn’t your average TV sitcom, although the cover reminds me of the […]
Author Charles LeoGrande offers a glimpse of early 1970’s pro wrestling with his novella Green. It’s reasonable size at 111 pages, published November 30, 2016, and runs just 99-cents at Amazon. I can feel the author’s emotions in the writing, and indeed, LeoGrande admits his pro-wrestling career took […]
Authors Christopher Hansen and J.R. Fehr released The Magician’s Workshop (Volume One) on November 8, 2016 – published by Wondertale. The book runs 247 pages, a little less than 4000 units on my Kindle Fire. This is a well-written, whimsical young adult tale where everyone has magical abilities. There […]
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