Book Reviews

Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Memoirs of a Pacific Northwest Timber Executive by Robert Spence

Robert Spence's Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Memoirs of a Pacific Northwest Timber Executive is a thought-provoking, engaging memoir...

Is Race Real? Jo Muse Examines, Culture, Ethnicity and Future Demographics in New Novel, Mixed Bless

These are trying days. Days where you have to get up and remind yourself of your blessings before being bombarded with the latest...

The Far Shore By Paul T. Scheuring: A Fascinating Journey into the Unknown

The Far Shore is a gripping page-turner, one that will keep you up into the early hours of the morning, eagerly following Lilly’s journey in

Restless In L.A. by Robin Finn Showcases the Growing Pains of Family and Marriage

Restless in L.A. by Robin Finn is a novel told through the eyes of a middle-aged woman who wears a number of hats. Alex Hoffman is a...

Perfect Read for the Halloween Season

Julia D. Robertson’s debut novel, Beyond The Screen Door (Regal Crest Publishing, September 30, 2016) chronicles Norah Lee’s haunting...

The Movie Star and Me by Kelly Durham

Kelly Durham is known for his creative way of stepping into the trenches of historical fiction with his easy prose and often engaging...

Perfect Summer Read With a Perfect Libation

The Bourbon Kings by J.R. Ward The cover of the book speaks volumes. When we first received this book for review the cover made us feel...

Before We Visit the Goddess

“She watched him from the kitchen alcove as she washed dishes, a little bemused herself. Why, you could be acquainted with a person for...

The Reluctant Copilot Recalls Soldier Life During WWII

The Reluctant Copilot by Kelly Durham is a World War II story that follows the lives of two soldiers who were B17 Bomber pilots at the...

Some Days Are Diamonds: The Transgender Journey of Nashville Songwriter Dick Feller by Deena Kaye Ro

Deena Kaye Rose was one of County Music’s greatest songwriting legends, but you wouldn’t know it until she told you because all of those...

To The Lions by Chuck Driskell

This book was a great escape from the mundane. The setting was beautiful and the characters were really likeable for an action novel....

A White Trash Zombie's Life and Review

My Life as A White Trash Zombie by Diana Rowland Don't let the title of this book push you away. As cheesy as it may sound this book...

The Next Best Thing Certainly Is...

I have to say that there is something about Jennifer Weiner’s books that always make me feel like I’m the main character. Maybe because...

Review of Mariah Young's New Collection

Masha'allah and Other Stories by Mariah Young "The foam thread clings to your hands like spiderwebs, thin and elusive as that thought in...