Review – The Devil’s Apprentice by Kenneth B. Andersen is a fantastic start to a multi-book series. It will grab you on page one and leave you begging for more. This post has been updated to become part of The Write Reads Ultimate Blog Tour for The Devil’s Apprentice. I’ve added new material and […]
Book Review – The Adventures of Fawn: ‘Til the Last Snowflake Falls by Al E. Boy is my new favorite Holiday story. It’s perfect for reading in the time leading up to Christmas to emphasize the true meaning of friendship and faith. However, I believe it will be a family favorite all year long. […]
Cover Reveal: Harbinger by Olga Gibbs (Celestial Creatures, Book 3) Today is the cover reveal for Harbinger by Olga Gibbs. Fraser’s Fun House provides incredible author services as part of their internet presence. They are the organizer for this cover reveal and the upcoming blog tour. Olga is writing books 3 & 4 now, and they […]
Review: Confessions by Rich Kisielewski is intense, gripping, and fascinating. Best of all, it’s fiction. If it weren’t, I might not sleep as well tonight. Title: Confessions Author: Rich Kisielewski Publisher: White Bird Publications Genres: Suspense – Crime – Serial Killer – Thriller Print Length: 329 pages ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Click on any picture, highlighted title, […]
Review: Rowdy Days of Dom Sanders – The Case of the Unseen Murder by E. G. Moore is a middle-grade adventure story with a bit of historical fiction and a lot of excitement. Please read the review. I bet no matter your age, you find this an entertaining story. Title: Rowdy Days of Dom Sanders […]
Review: The Meerkat Murders by RJ Corgan is the second book in the Kea Wright mystery series. However, it is a standalone novel. I can promise you when you finish this book; you’ll be searching for another to read from RJ Corgan. Title: The Meerkat Murders Author: R.J. Corgan Publisher: Lulu.com Genres: […]
Review: Journey to Healing by Eugene Charles. Journey to Healing: The Art and Science of Applied Kinesiology is a practical guide to Applied Kinesiology written in layman’s terms. One book can provide all you need to know to decide if this healing method is right for you. Title: Journey to Healing: The […]
Review: Myth Agent by LA MacFadden is fantastic time-travel, and historical fiction rolled into one glorious story. Is it 1945 or 1910? Can it possibly be both? The author takes us on an incredible journey through time. Title: Myth Agent Author: L.A. MacFadden Publisher: By the Stream Publishing Genres: Time-Travel, Historical Fiction, […]
Review: The 50-Year Secret by Julie MacNeil. Julie MacNeil is 6’4″, and although she is neither a WNBA athlete nor a famous model, she has a remarkable story to tell. Please read on to discover her fantastic journey. Title: The 50-Year Secret Author: Julie MacNeil Publisher: Koehler Books Genres: Medical Biography, Adoption, Genetic […]
Review: Carl Goes to Mouse World Is a delightful book that children will enjoy. But I think adults will love it even more, as they will catch all the innuendo about “Mouse World.” The book is ultimately about friendship, family, and acceptance. Title: Carl Goes to Mouse World Author: RJ Richards […]