BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

Blue Orchid

Blue Orchid by Martin Morton is the eighth book in his series. Like Morton's previous novels, Blue Orchid is the continuing saga of living large, of lust and greed, of backstabbing, scheming, manipulation, sexual deviation, and the relentless business endeavors of the massive transcontinental Dickinson Corporation. It is part of a series where ...

Bombs, Bacon, and Bankruptcy: The Art of Crisis Leadership

Bombs, Bacon & Bankruptcy: The Art of Crisis Leadership by Henry J. Evans is a hard‑nosed, deeply insightful playbook for leaders who must perform when the stakes are highest. Evans blends street‑smart wisdom from classified counterterrorism work with decades of corporate strategy execution, showing readers ...

Books, Bunnies, and a Body: A Bonne Annee Mystery

Books, Bunnies, and a Body by N.E. Carlisle unfolds in the mist‑softened, moss‑draped coastal town of Hazelton, Oregon—a place where the Pacific’s salt‑tinged breezes mingle with the towering hush of evergreen forests. Hazelton is the kind of town where fog rolls in like a familiar friend, where neighbors linger over warm drinks, ...

Breaking Free From Pain : From Suffering To Strength, My Own Personal Journey With Fibromyalgia And Healing Modalities

The cover art of Breaking Free from Pain, by Shari Emami, will attract the reader's attention with its colorful drawing of pain points. The subtitle, From Suffering to Strength, My Own Personal Journey With Fibromyalgia and Healing Modalities will entice readers suffering from the excruciating and often misdiagnosed pain of this debilitating ...

Brett Enters the Square Circle

David D’Aguanno has penned another adventure of his wise guy talking private detective, Brett Cornell, who presents a conceited, façade to all of those he encounters. Underneath all the bravado, insolence, immaturity, shallowness and innumerable other terrible traits lies a lonely confused man who is discovering that now in his thirties ...

Broken Pencils

"Broken Pencil" by J. R. Rice is a captivating coming-of-age drama that delves into the turbulent life of Jonah Tarver, a teenager from a middle-class family in Oakland, California. The novel takes readers on an intense, single-night journey through the murky depths of San Francisco's nightlife, irrevocably ...

Burying Leo

Helga Gruendler-Schierloh’s “Burying Leo” is a novel about a talented, beautiful woman, Ingrid Bassen, whose fictional story addresses the issues of equality, self-worth, dealing with sexual assault and other situations faced by women in today ’s rapidly changing world.

In the beginning of the story, Ingrid is living ...

Butcherville

Butcherville by award-winning author, Chris Kelsey, is the second book of his mystery/suspense, crime thriller series featuring small-town police chief, Emmett Hardy. The novel is set in the 1960s, in the town of Butcherville, Oklahoma where the residents are such independent thinkers and demanders of expressing their freedom that “while painful ...