BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

Summer of No Rain

The novella, Summer of No Rain, by Laura Hunter is historically based on an actual Supreme Court case. While the characters and setting are fiction, the story is well-researched and presented to educate the reader about Jim Crow’s hidden agenda during the 1960s. In the deep south, Black dirt farmers worked for White landowners. The story is ...

Sunborn Rising - Beneath the Fall

Sunborn Rising - Beneath the Fall by Aaron Safronoff is about a world of fantasy. Barra lives in a place of light, trees, and ocean water, a place that was once as bright and green as anyplace had ever been. Time had been cruel over the years and the light was no longer in the forest. Those living there had forgotten about light. Barra finds ...

Surviving Karma

Surviving Karma by Mark Nistor is an intense psychological thriller that delves deeply into themes of revenge, loyalty, and the far-reaching consequences of past actions. The story centers around Ricky Topin, a convicted criminal known as “Pin,” whose singular focus is getting out of prison to settle a score with Detective Ray Rix, the ...

SWEET HUNGER

Fans of the dark psychology explored in the classic tale of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde will find themselves completely engrossed in the noir psychological and emotional manipulations, obsessions, and violence exhibited by the characters in Michael Bailey’s new dark psycho-thriller, “Sweet Hunger.” Through a meticulously ...

Sweet Jane

Sweet Jane, by  Joanne Kukanza Easley, is a fictional biographical story of a woman of the baby boomer generation whose childhood struggles with her alcoholic mother and her habitually absent father haunted her and plagued her early relationships and ability to feel and accept love from others. Easley first immerses the reader into Janie’s ...