BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

Enigma Forced

"Enigma Forced," Book 2 by Breakfield and Burkey, tackles the challenging and intricate subject of human trafficking and the illegal drug trade in their latest techno-thriller. This novel delves into the dark underworld with a bold narrative enriched by meticulously crafted characters. As readers embark on a gripping journey through perilous ...

Enigma Tracer

Enigma Tracer, by Breakfield and Burkey, is Book One of a new Thriller series, Enigma Heirs. Recognized and praised for techno-thriller/suspense novels set in contemporary or futuristic settings, the authors utilize their technical expertise that readers found in the Enigma Series. This new novel expands the scope of past stories in its use of cutting-edge ...

Ernie's Bleachers

Ernie’s Bleachers by Tim Pareti is historical fiction written as a coming-of-age narrative. The well-researched and personal story is a compelling close look at the culture of 1940s Chicago, World War II, and the fears and hopes of thirteen-year-old Eddy Pareti. The author ties the story of his father’s character and happenings to the ...

Escaping Home

If you're a time travel fan, you'll find Christy Cooper-Burnett's Escaping Home offers a thrilling space-time bending journey. This is a novel with two plots interlocking into historical backgrounds then enriched by dangerous undertakings leading to a feeling of trepidation with every turn of the page. The author combines her knowledge ...

Escaping the Future

Escaping the Future by Adam Crozier is a fast-paced sci-fi adventure experienced by four young friends, Nic,  Tate, Sophia, and Zoe. The story starts with Nic trying to accept that he would soon lose his best friends because his family is moving. While enjoying some camaraderie with his friends before leaving, they discovered a spacecraft. ...

Ethical Occurrence in Government Contracting: Principled or Corrupt?

Ethical Occurrences in Government Contracting:Principled or Corrupt? by Sandra G. Haynes is an in depth account of the contracting system in the United States. Our country contracts many many things to many many people. Ms. Haynes has been involved in the system as a U. S. Navy Storekeeper, Government Contracting Officer and Manager. Her knowledge ...

Even You

Even You by Marilyn Oser opens with Claire Bramany speeding down the highway with the backseat of her Honda Accord filled with the contents of Jessie's desk. Claire and Jessie have been friends and lovers for years--it is 1995 and Jessie has had a terrible accident that takes her life. Claire usually has her wits about her and is your steady-eddy ...

Evermark

Evermark by Annie B. Carwyn is the story of Liam and Roselyn and their daughters. The story is set in 1609 and deals with adultery between a man and two young girls. One of the girls, Opal, tells her parents about the incidents--which results in Liam's arrest and torture. Roselyn is home with her daughters when the authorities arrive to let her ...

Everyone Is an Entrepreneur

Gregory V. Diehl’s new nonfiction, Everyone is an Entrepreneur, Selling Economic Self-Determination in a Post-Soviet World, is an informative and entertaining source of valuable economic information. The author bases his edifying text on his vast experience as an American living in post-communist Armenia. Diehl is an adventurous world traveler ...

Everywhere That Tommy Goes

Everywhere That Tommy Goes by Howard K. Pollack is a very suspenseful, psychological thriller. The book opens with Tommy, a New York City bartender, running from a murder where all fingers point to him. Tommy?s problems have just begun. Another murder happens where once again Tommy seems to be the likely murderer. Tommy not only is dealing with ...