Reviewing Books since 2009
Spies on Safari
"Spies on Safari" by Oliver Dowson starts right off with a mystery and lots of questions. Dowson introduces a mysterious woman, Laoban, sporting an expensive Hermes purse who assumes various identities. Who is she, and what role does she indeed play? She negotiates with an enigmatic businessman, Gideon Caesar, to send a team of spies to ... Spiral Into DarknessBy Joseph Lewis
Spiral Into Darkness by Joseph Lewis is a fictional crime novel that begins with two accounts of what looks like senseless killings by a deranged killer, whose modus operandi appears to be two bullets to the face. The killer is not satisfied in only killing his victims, but he appears to also express his hatred for the victim by shooting them a second ... | |
Spirit Calling, Listening to God within You. Daily Devotional
Spirit Calling, Listening to God within You. Daily Devotional, written by author Rev. Michael Wuehler is a 365-day devotional with inspiring lessons for every day of the year based on different passages from the Bible. The short, daily entries tackle a single principle at a time and can help make learning the wisdom derived from the Bible easier. ... Spreadsheet Cultists
Author Dane Sullivan has explored a dystopian world that will enter the mind of the reader and not let go. “The Spreadsheet Cultists. A Cyberpunk Office Satire for the Age of Faulty AI, with its many devout zealots and evangelists” is a futuristic fantasy thriller with undercurrents of contemporary fears and predictions. Young adult ... | |
Stan and Allen: A Book About GenderBy Huxley Bunn
Stan and Allen by Huxley Ren Bunn is a visual primer for children or even adults on the issues of using appropriate pronouns with individuals who identify as nonbinary or gender neutral. This is a how-to-book on navigating the confusing, ever-shifting landscape of sex and gender. The book seems more aimed at people that have not considered gender ... Stars, Stripes and Corporate Logos
Donald L. Gilleland's, "Stars, Stripes and Corporate Logos," published by Black Rose Publishing is a memoir and a critical commentary of the many changes in society during the last few decades. Gilleland bravely broaches numerous subjects that are politically sensitive and expresses his often politically incorrect perspective. His ...
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Steven F Seagull and The Missing Chips
"Steven F. Seagull and the Missing Chips" by Kitty May Gruchelska is a delightful and whimsical adventure featuring seagulls that embody human traits and psychology. Independent young readers will enjoy this mystery filled with rich British vocabulary and culturally enriching dialects. Young adult readers will be captivated by the seagulls' ... Stopping the Rise of Sea Level
Wasfi Youssef's book "Stopping the rise of Sea Level" is one of the most informative and thoroughly researched works on the rising sea level problem. Youssef's book not only educates and inspires but also preserves a sense of hope that there are solutions for these major environmental issues. He offers ... | |
STRESSED OUTBy Max Sampson
This is the book for you if you are feeling stressed. Hey, aren't we all? Stressed Out, by Max Sampson, is aptly sub-titled, 13 Powerful Methods to Stop Stress, Recognize Triggers, Curb Toxic Overthinking, and Manage Anxiety. Stress can be a killer, leading to high blood pressure, mental anxieties, and possibly drug and alcohol abuse. Sampson ... Such a Pretty Picture: A MemoirBy Andrea Leeb
The title of Andrea Leeb’s memoir, Such a Pretty Picture, carries a deep and deliberate irony. At first glance, it suggests a story of an idyllic, loving, and carefree family life. However, readers should not be fooled by this seemingly cheerful exterior. On the surface, Andrea’s family appears to be typical, harmonious, ... | |
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