Reviewing Books since 2009
When Spring Comes AroundBy Igor Martek
Igor Martek’s latest novel, "When Spring Comes Around," is an effortless read. The main character Haru is a young man that is growing into his own as an analyst with Murano, Japan's largest securities firm. He has set his sights on moving up in the company and expected an assignment overseas. New York is his goal. Early in the ... Where Liberty Lies
Where Liberty Lies by Nathaniel M. Wrey is the sequel to Liberty Bound and takes readers on a journey through a post-apocalyptic world. It combines elements of dystopia, thrill, and epic fantasy. While Where Liberty Lies can be enjoyed as a standalone ... | |
Where Magic and Science CollideBy Joseph Swope
The cover illustration and title of Where Magic and Science Collide, by Joseph J. Swope, creates a definite enticement for curious medieval fantasy and/or science fiction readers. Swope seamlessly fuses the two diverse genres, together creating a novel where medieval times meets the space age. Where the Hurt IsBy Chris Kelsey
“Where the Hurt Is,” by Chris Kelsey is a novel about a small town police chief, Emmett Hardy who struggles to find justice for a very disturbing murder of a young African American woman. The story takes place during the late sixties in Burr, Oklahoma, a mostly white town just east of the Texas state line. Chief ... | |
Where's My Sanity
Where's My Sanity? by Claudia Sheftel-Luiz, PsyaD is a very unique and interesting approach to solving our ordinary and complex situations. The book deals with 9 different situations - so many times with therapy and mental health consultations the patient is there to be listened to and then made "right". Dr. Luiz introduces the reader to a very ...
Which god is God?By Adrian Adams
In Which God Is God?, Adrian J. Adams, Esq., provides a compelling investigation into the diverse ways human cultures define the divine. The central premise of the work is an exploration of whether any religion can validly claim to speak for God by applying the rigorous standards of legal evidence to spiritual claims. Rather ... | |
White OaksBy Jill Hand
White Oaks by Jill Hand is a dark somewhat whimsical story about what happens when siblings try to accommodate their aging father’s 90th birthday wish. Good old dad, Blanton Toombs Trapnell, is not just the run of the mill nonagenarian he is worth billions. There is going to be a big birthday celebration ... Why Do I Feel This WayBy Dina Wilcox
Why Do I Feel This Way by Dina Wilcox is the story of a woman who has lost her husband to HIV and has to fight her way through all the feelings and emotions. Wilcox knows or believes she knows the time table for healing from a loss--or so people have said, "give it a year". At the end of year one, year two she doesn't feel like the books and experts ...
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Why She Left UsBy David Dennis
Why She Left Us by David Dennis is a strange epistolary novel about the twisted romantic relationships of three sisters, their mother, and various lovers. The story is told through a compilation of extracts of numerous diaries and journals that the cast of characters maintain during the mid-1980’s period the novel covers. The story takes place ... Why We Revolt
Why We Revolt by Victor Montori is an account of the issues and problems our nation faces in the healthcare system. Montori brings to light so many of the flaws, hindrances and absolute atrocities in the healthcare system. This book not only looks at the patient side of the issues but also the healthcare workers and providers. Dr. Montori has honed ... | |
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