Book Reviews

by C.W. Thomas  Sometimes two people genuinely love each other and are still somehow missing each other at every turn.

by Justin Owens  Book 2 of 2: Evelyn Cross Mystery Series There are so many paranormal mysteries where the participants

by Justin Owens and Miles Reed Book 1 of 2: Evelyn Cross Mystery Series  There’s simply something about a scary

Find out why Hillbilly Monk’s Brisket Wisdom is such a fun and enlightening read – and why I think you may want to read it too.

by Beau Lemmerman Heretical Talk by Beau A. Lemmerman is ambitious, bizarre, violent, philosophical, and fascinated by the collision of

by Steven Gurley  If you own a home services business and ever hope to sell it, Pre-Diligence: Home Services is

Disclosure: A copy of this book was provided for review consideration. All opinions are my own. By Danny Rotert This

by WILLIAM M. CHIPPICH  Disclosure: A copy of this book was provided for review consideration. All opinions are my own. A

by Shelly D. Boxx  Disclosure: A copy of this book was provided for review consideration. All opinions are my own. There’s

by K. Aurum  Disclosure: A copy of this book was provided for review consideration. All opinions are my own. K. Aurum’s

by Chris Reynolds  I’ve been a small business owner for over 25 years now, and it’s safe to say, I’ve read

Agostinho Adrego Pessanha’s contemplative collection crosses a new linguistic border through Aristea-Effrosyni Sapera’s translation and the EU-supported Trans-European Journey project.

Some novels have a relaxed approach to the paranormal. Spiritual Hell takes a much more intimate approach, describing what it’s

by Caroline Bakker  A Gentle, Magical Story About Finding Your Way Home I was intrigued by the premise of this book,

By Melisa Kirby If you love a domestic thriller that pulls you in with family secrets, betrayal, and a villain

by Willow Healy I was intrigued by this contemporary fantasy from the first page. Let me tell you why I am

by James Caswell  The Lantern Is Lit: Ninety Days on the Narrow Road by James Caswell is ninety days of gut-level

by Jelina Bertow  Some of you may remember that I reviewed The Journal of Lettice Moore last year, and I am

by Quantiea Oppong I didn’t expect to finish all four stories in one sitting, but here we are. Quantiea Oppong’s Relationships:

by Edmond Wong  What would you do if an old clay statue cracked open and revealed a living monk who had