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 education and new wife behind as he […]
Stress is a killer, that’s the long and short of it. The funny thing is that both good and bad events can be stressful. Fortunately, author Esperanza Ramírez Velásquez understands the dangers of untreated stress and presents easy to understand and follow solutions for reducing stress in her book Stress: […]
Children’s author Nicholas A. Price has a new story coming to Kindle: Timed to Perfection (The Time Series Book 1). Colorfully illustrated throughout by Gigi Art, the book is certain to appeal to children in the five to ten age range. Especially with the imaginative story about Mr. […]
Everyone has a story about the business deal or stock tip that they missed out on, including author Roger Doss. In his book, Trader’s Intuition, Doss explores the idea that a “gut-feeling” might be right, but with a PhD. in Computer Science, he digs a little deeper. Chapters […]
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 […]
Pete Marsh is your everyday fellow, you know, life, love, girlfriend, boring job at a bookshop. Oh, he does have an imaginary friend named Albert, but doesn’t everyone? The way Book of Spells author Bill Lucas put it: So one day you inherit a bookshop. It turns out […]
Author Frank Okolo doesn’t offer much of a description to The Contractor: “An unpredictable U.S. president. Trumped by the Russians. And a terror group. The Secret Service has reason to be afraid. No one survives the Contractor.” Still, it’s obvious what his point is: opponents of the […]
Screw the Devil’s Daiquiri by Rayme Michaels is a strange brew of young, angry man angst and schizophrenia. The author knows this, as the preview runs: “When womanizer, and possible schizophrenic, John Hazel, is suddenly offered a serious job promotion by the CEO of his company, David Wall, under […]
