BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

The Watanabe Name

Ever wonder about the reputation of a family’s name? The Watanabe Name, by Sakura Nobeyama is a fascinating historical fiction with mystery and suspense, intriguing characters and complicated family dynamics. The setting for this novel is in Japan. The author’s Japanese background and her education in English literature and history provide ...

The Win-Win Workplace

Dr. Angela Jackson's "The Win-Win Workplace: How Thriving Employees Drive Bottom-Line Success" offers a compelling and insightful exploration of the modern workplace, focusing on the often misunderstood relationship between management and employees. Jackson highlights the critical role employees play as the foundation and driving force ...

The Wind Through the Keyhole

For those discovering the epic bestselling Dark Tower series for the first time—and for its legions of dedicated fans—an immensely satisfying stand-alone novel and a perfect introduction to the series.

In The Wind Through the Keyhole, Stephen King returns to the rich ...

The Windy City Terror

Multiple award-winning author Miguel Angel Hernandez has done it again with another terrifying suspense thriller, Windy City Terror. Author Hernandez’s fourth book in the Griffin Knight series is as shocking, captivating, and entertaining as his previous books. Private Eye Griffin Knight has relocated from New York ...

The Wisdom Tree

The Wisdom Tree by Dominique Ellis is a must-read children's book for new fathers. It artistically explores the empathy and wonder that a first-time father feels amid the flurry of questions and anxiety that accompany the journey of parenthood. Reading Ellis's work is like shaking a snow globe of emotions that have been bottled up in a new ...

The Witchfinder's Serpent

 Author Rande Goodwin’s historical fantasy, The Witchfinder’s Serpent, has elements of well-researched history combined with a contemporary setting in an intriguing mystery. The story opens with a back story. Way back in England in 1645, Matthew Hopkins, Witchfinder General, set about to identify, test, lead to trial and execute ...

The Witness

The World Needs a Uniquely Happy You.

"The World Needs a Uniquely Happy You" by Makida Arshi and brilliantly illustrated by Siddhant Jumde. It is a delightful rhyming book that inspires children to cherish the "unique" in others, paving the path to a more compassionate world where the diversity within each of us is honored and embraced.

In our increasingly ...

The Young Communicator

When young Cara moves to a new home with her family and discovers some diaries under the floorboard of her new bedroom, life goes pretty crazy. Faced with challenges, mysteries, and adventures, Cara finds herself unable to sleep and anxious. The more she reads of Suzann’s diaries (from 50 years’ previous), the more Cara’s life begins ...

There Are No Saints

There Are No Saints by Stephen Kanicki is an engaging and subtly humorous tale set in the mid-1800s in Titusville, a tiny village in Pennsylvania. Like overgrown corn stalks, or macabre grand cathedrals, oil derricks sprouted from farmland. “oil… is the new religion of Titusville”. 
Told in the first person by Dexter ...