BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

The Diary of Hakim Jones: Trials, Tribulation, Triump

The Diary of Hakim Jones by Joseph K. Massenburg is a reflection on a life. This life is one that was lived in one of the most violent neighborhoods in the country-Newark, New Jersey. The book is not written in chronological order, but randomly reflected upon in different times, settings and environments. Massenburg tells this story in a diary type ...

The Discontent of Mary Wenger (Paper Dolls, Book 1)

The Discontent of Mary Wenger, Paper Dolls, Book 1 by Robert Tucker is a mellow and thoroughly engaging story that narrates with humor and affection the life of Mary Wenger and the changing American scene of the early 1900s. Tucker gives the reader a vivid glimpse of the day-to-day life of the protagonist, Mary, as she tells of her life and of those ...

The Divine Affliction

"The Divine Affliction," by Robert M. Fleisher, and published by Black Rose Writing, is a novel that delves into an insidious terrorist plot that afflicts civilians with a mental malady. Who is behind this undertaking? Is it perpetrated by Islamic extremists? Are powerful drug cartels responsible? Is it old enemies who have taken ...

The Doctor's Future

"The Doctor’s Future: A Blueprint for Future-Proofing Your Profession and For Healthcare Decision Makers Leading the Evolution of AI/Robotics-Powered Medicine," authored by Dr. Pietro Emanuele Garbelli, presents a compelling and  profoundly thought-provoking challenge facing the medical professionals. This significant work ...

The Doktor's Daughter

Nancy McDonald, author of The Doktor’s Daughter, is a Canadian freelance writer in several genres. This historical novel is a prequel to the "Girl on the Run." Her research into Hitler’s secret Weapons led to this engaging novel. However, this is more than a coming-of-age story of seventeen-year-old Amelie in pre-WWII Berlin, ...

The Dratirra

The Dratirra by Kim E. Alice is a spellbinding fantasy adventure set in a tranquil, picturesque village steeped in charm and simplicity. The villagers, known for their warmth and harmony, live in close connection with nature, cherishing the land and the creatures they share it with. Among these revered beings are the majestic dragons, who ...

The Drawing of the Three

After his confrontation with the man in black at the end of The Gunslinger, Roland awakes to find three doors on the beach of Mid-World's Western Sea—each leading to New York City but at three different moments in time. Through these doors, Roland must "draw" three figures crucial to his quest for the Dark Tower. In 1987, he finds Eddie Dean, The ...

The Dream

"The Dream" by Roxanne E. Burkey and Charles V. Breakfield captivates readers instantly with its stunning full-color cover. The enchanting artwork features a fairy-tale castle, its gleaming spires and intricate architecture rising majestically above a misty, cloud-filled valley bathed in soft hues of gold and blue. This magical scene invites ...

The End

Mark Golding’s The End opens with the anticipated arrival of Bohr’s comet, illuminating the night sky with a mesmerizing aurora. The story follows an engaged couple leading seemingly ordinary lives.Martin, a somewhat complacent teacher, navigates his days with a quiet routine, while Katie, his fiancée, is a shy but fiercely dedicated ...

The Enigma Beyond: The Enigma Series, Book 11

The Enigma Beyond by Charles Breakfield and Rox Burkey plunge the reader into a science/technology fiction thriller that presents a story where their protagonist’s expert command and control of AI is challenged by what appears to be a much more advanced implementation of the technology.  The Enigma Beyond echoes many of the real fears ...