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Shattered Triangle
Shattered Triangle: A Consequential Murder by William P. Messenger is written in the fashion of a fictional autobiography of Tom Moran a detective in the Robbery Homicide Division of the LA police force. Messenger tells his story by way of the detective Tom Moran. It is a stunning novel, that raises questions of fate, human nature, ... She is My Child
She is My Child, by Tammy Coulter, is a mother’s faith journey rearing a special needs daughter. Tammy and her husband Greg welcomed their second child, Ava, with love, patience, and an unshakeable faith in God. Ava developed normally until she reached 14 months old. Then, mother Tammy began keeping a journal and saved the texts she posted ... | |
Sheltered: When a Boy Becomes a Legend
Sheltered: When a Boy Becomes a Legend by Jacob Paul Patchen is a narrative by the protagonist, a 13-year-old boy named James, who becomes the leader of a group of young partisans known as the Risers. The United States has been attacked by forces that are being resisted by many citizens, including those from small towns, suburbs, and rural ... Sherlock Holmes: A Question of Time
In "Sherlock Holmes: A Question of Time" by Glenn Searfoss, we are transported to the 19th-century world of Arthur Conan Doyle and H.G. Wells. Searfoss skillfully captures the essence of the era, making you feel as though you have traveled back in time. The language used in the novel is true to the time period, immersing you in ... | |
SHOT
The front cover of Shot by Kristin Durfee may shock readers with a smoking cigar, poker cards, whisky, and a handgun. Enticed by the cover, this thriller starts with a bang. Chapter One sets the scene in New York City December 1929, establishing a historical novel during prohibition, crime syndicates, and the contrast between the ... Should Have Told You SoonerBy Jane Ward
A heartfelt and realistic romance, woven with the complexities of secrets, misunderstandings, and the twists of unpredictable life events, captures readers in Jane Ward’s latest novel, “Should Have Told You Sooner.” The story opens with an emotional letter written by a young boy to his unknown birth mother, immediately drawing readers ... | |
SICK & TIREDBy Max Sampson
Max Sampson's timely book, Sick and Tired, is aptly subtitled 10 Life-Changing Tactics for Combating Sleep Deprivation, Sleep Apnea, Insomnia, and Other Related Ailments. The author's personal experiences with sleep problems began in his youth when he snored so loudly that friends did not want him to spend the night. Simon Grave and the Curious Incident of the Cat in the DaytimeBy Len Boswell
Len Boswell's new book Simon Grave and the Curious Incident of the Cat in the Daytime is full of chuckles and some thought-provoking situations. Len Boswell can be relied on to inject humor into his mysteries, in fact, he probably delivers a guffaw every few minutes as he spins his tale. In this novel, the ... | |
Simon Grave and the Drone of the Basque Orvilles (Simon Grave Mystery)By Len Boswell
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The cover design of Len Boswell’s novel Simon Grave and the Drone of the Basque Orvilles, grab your attention on this futuristic parody that winks at Arthur Conan’s novel “The Hounds of Baskervilles.” Boswell’s new book should sit upon the shelf with others of its genre like The Wind Done Gone, The Da Vinci ... Simone LaFray and the Red Wolves of London
Simone LaFray and the Red Wolves of London by Steve O'Farrell has preteen Simone LaFray taking on a puzzling case for the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She is a junior operative in their service. | |
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