BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

Wet Work (Duncan Hunter Thriller)

 Mark A. Hewitt, will keep the reader unbalanced with his shockingly contemporary new novel, Wet Work. Whether a fictional prophecy or fictionalized exposé, Wet Work will challenge the reader’s political mindset. “The dark web is full of sordid stories just waiting to be used against an adversary.” Political warfare ...

What Hides Beneath

Everyone wonders what treasures are hidden out of sight when they visit a museum. Sometimes even those who work there may not know what may be discovered within the confines of their walls.

What Hides Beneath by J.L. Canfield is a thrilling tale of mystery that begins with the discovery of one such hidden treasure. Allison, an unassuming ...

What I See is Love

The delightful, full-color cover of What I See Is Love, by Gabriella Fiorletta, will entice parents and teachers of young children to flip through the pages and read the informative back cover. Written to be read to young children and for the enjoyment of beginning readers, this award-winning children's book will be an instant ...

What If Anger Is the Answer?: A Harvard Marine's Guide to Shaping Aggression

In What if Anger Is the Answer?, Mike LeBlanc—a decorated Marine Corps Major, Harvard Business School graduate, and "Unicorn" startup founder—challenges the modern assumption that anger is a purely negative emotion.  Drawing on his research into Ancient Greek philosophy, Shakespearean tragedy, and primatology, LeBlanc argues ...

What Lies Buried

"What Lies Buried" by Leslie Kain is a propulsive, mind-bending thriller about how we deal with guilt and psychological trauma. The actor, Drew Lachey, is quoted as saying, "Some secrets are meant to be taken to the grave, and that's what I plan on doing with all mine." Probably a good piece of advice that ...

What Nature Teaches Us: A Book About Being the Light

What Nature Teaches Us: A Guide to Being the Light is a beautifully crafted, deeply reflective book by Clay and Amber Vilhauer. At its core, the book serves as a gentle invitation to quiet the surrounding noise of the modern world and listen to the ancient wisdom of the natural world. The authors present nature as a powerful map of clues designed ...

What We Found Last Summer

"What We Found Last Summer," by Javier De Lucia is a poignant and evocative exploration of the fragile boundary between childhood innocence and the encroaching shadows of adulthood. In a summer of treehouses and 80s anthems, the greatest discovery wasn’t hidden in the woods—it was the moment innocence died. Javier De Lucia delivers ...

What's New Inu?

"What's New Inu?" By Nicci Belter – is a captivating, illustrated children's book designed for readers aged four to eight. Nicci Belter also an artist, created or provided all the book's art. Join Inu, an adorable little dog, on a thrilling hike from his home to the enchanting Old Cedar Grove. Along the way, young readers ...

When I Was

"When I Was," by Antwinette Scott, invites readers on a captivating journey delving into the phases of childhood. The narrative unfolds from the very inception of life, following a child's growth and aspirations. From the innocence of infancy to the bold declaration of future maturity, the young child envisions a path toward wisdom, ...

When Shmack Happens

When Shmack Happens by Amber Neben is her story about being a World Champion, Olympian and a warrior for God. Amber takes you into the life of a champion and lays it all out there--lots of hurdles, obstacles and bad experiences. Olympians have the same and different struggles in life that the ordinary "Joe" has. She so deeply wants to convey to the ...