Elly’s Ghost
By John R. Kess
About the book:
Jay Tessier returns home from Afghanistan yearning for the solitude of his beloved Montana forests.
Elly’s Ghost Review
May 25, 2013 by 1 Comment
Jade and the Tooth Fairy Review
May 6, 2013 by 1 Comment
Jade and the Tooth Fairy
By: Jacinta Zechariah
About the book:
A magical tale about a little girl called Jade who stays up to meet the Tooth Fairy and goes to fairyland with her. She is also in for a pleasant surprise when she finds out what happens to all the teeth the Tooth Fairy takes!
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Crimson Footprints Review
May 5, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Crimson Footprints
By Shewanda Pugh
About the book:
When an insecure, bi-racial woman begins a cloak-and-dagger love affair with a Japanese American man, she is intent on keeping her bigoted family in the dark—albeit with devastating consequences.
Mommy Time-Out Means Mommy Can… Review
April 11, 2013 by 1 Comment
Mommy Time-Out Means Mommy Can…
By Colleen Phillips & Feli Robles
About the book:
Mommy Time-Out Means Mommy Can… is a simple, photo-driven book that offers busy, overwhelmed mothers (e.g., all mothers!) fun and relaxing ideas of things to do and easy-to-use forms to help make sure their Time-Out happens. Feli and Colleen, mothers themselves, know that for moms, time is a commodity, so they put these ideas in pictures and kept the text short, sweet and to the point, not to mention witty! The women in the photos are not professional models but rather real moms who also understand the importance of a good Time-Out, because when mommy is happy, everyone is happy! Whether you read this book front to back, or just turn to a random page, you will find inspiring, funny and helpful ideas to support the overwhelmed mother.
{Book Tour} Belong To You Review
April 4, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Belong to You
By Vi Keeland
About the book:
My honeymoon was almost everything I dreamed it would be, a tropical paradise, turquoise water, romantic walks on the beach, and loads and loads of mind shattering sex. The only thing missing was the groom.
Once Upon a Gypsy Moon Review
March 31, 2013 by Leave a Comment
Once Upon a Gypsy Moon
By Michael Hurley
About the book:
Michael Hurley watched his world unravel in the wake of infidelity, divorce and failure. In August 2009, he was short of money, out of a job, and seeking to salvage a life that had foundered. Deeply in need of perspective, he took to the open seas in a 32-foot sailboat, Gypsy Moon. The story of his 2-year outward odyssey, deterred by rough weather and mechanical troubles, combines keen observation, poignant thoughts, and deeper introspection with glorious prose.
The X Review
March 25, 2013 by Leave a Comment
The X
By Lorena Bathey
About the book:
Clarissa Hadonfield had it all. She lived in a lovely home surrounded by affluent intellectuals, had a successful husband, and two phenomenal teenage boys. With the ring of a doorbell she finds her life substituted by one where she has to fight for her children against an evil she never knew existed and had been sleeping next to for the last twenty years.
Going Vintage Review
March 16, 2013 by 1 Comment
Going Vintage
By Lindsey Leavitt
About the book:
When Mallory’s boyfriend, Jeremy, cheats on her with an online girlfriend, Mallory decides the best way to de-Jeremy her life is to de-modernize things too. Inspired by a list of goals her grandmother made in1962, Mallory swears off technology and returns to a simpler time (when boyfriends couldn’t cheat with computer avatars).
The Freedman and the Pharaoh’s Staff Review
March 7, 2013 by 1 Comment
The Freedman and the Pharaoh’s Staff
By Lane Heymont
About the book:
Jeb, a former slave, rescues his brother-in-law Crispus from the Ku Klux Klan, pulling him into a world of Creole Voodoo, hatred, time travel, and redemption. The two brothers-in-law set out to stop Verdiss and his Klan followers from using the Pharaoh’s Staff, a magical artifact from ancient Egypt. Soon, Jeb and Crispus learn Verdiss’ diabolical plan and discover that he is working for an even more evil force. In the end Jeb and Crispus must stop the eradication of an entire people and each must find redemption for his own past sins.
Theft is Legal Review
March 4, 2013 by 1 Comment
Theft is Legal
By Svetoslav S Elenkov
About the book:
Those of us who have always lived in America speak of the economic “crashes” our country has experienced and survived. However, we have never experienced genuine economic collapse, or the terrifying reality of a country where central banking and inflation have led to anarchy. Author Svetoslav Elenkov gives a uniquely valuable first-hand account of life in a country torn apart by economic disaster, and shows the connections between money, central banking, inflation, and the real impact on everyday people of corrupt and short-sighted government policies. Experience what it is like to live in a world where violence erupts as protests are ignored; where the powerful send men armed with shields and batons to assault citizens innocently celebrating at a party. Immerse yourself in a world where government buildings are attacked, where AK-47s open fire, where RPGs wreak havoc. Learn about what causes these extreme conditions and what we, as citizens, need to know about both prevention and survival in a worst-case scenario.
