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Book Review: ‘After Sundown’ Is A Really Enjoyable Novel
Ben Jennigan lives in the mountains of a small Tennessee city. He lives a solitude life. He's ex-marine and just goes about his business. Sela Gordon lives in town and runs the small general store. They are each attracted to each other but just pass in the store...
Book Review: ‘Providence: A Novel’ Is A Thrilling Alien Story By Max Berry
A thrilling novel set in space as 4 people aboard the newly built Providence 5 set out on a four year mission to kill and try and destroy the Salamders, who have destroyed a research vehicle in space. It's been seven years since that attack and now a ship with A1...
Documentary Review: ‘Good Ol Girl’
Review by James Lindorf Director Sarah Brennan Kolb is a proud Texan who knows her way around a ranch. Almost five years ago, she started planning a film that looked at the west’s changing landscape and celebrated the rise of the cowgirl. Good Ol Girl is a...
Movie Review: ‘Draupadi Unleashed’
Review by Lisa Payne Draupadi Unleashed is the story of 16 year old Indira (Salena Qureshi), who is trying to follow her heart and find her own identity in 1930s India. She has to battle against an arranged marriage, a self-entitled, privileged guru and the cruel...
Interview: Author ‘James Rollins’ Talks His New Sigma Force Novel The Last Odyssey
As a boy immersed in the scientific adventures of Doc Savage, the wonders of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, and pulps such as The Shadow, The Spider, and The Avenger, James Rollins decided he wanted to be a writer. He honed his storytelling skills early, spinning...
Movie Review: ‘Human Capital’
Review by Lisa Payne A waiter on his way home from work one night is knocked off his bicycle by a hit and run car driver. We are introduced to the relationship of Shannon (Maya Hawke of Stranger Things fame) and Jamie (Fred Hechinger) from the vantage point of...
Movie Review: ‘To Your Last Death’
Review by Lisa Payne I love seeing movies I know nothing about, and surprise me from the start. To Your Last Dearh is an adult animation horror film. I don’t get to say that every day. William Shatner is the voice of the Overseer, and honestly I thought we were about...
Movie Review: ‘Richard Jewell’ Blu-ray
Greetings again from the darkness. Imagine you are being falsely accused of a terrorist act that killed and injured people. You are the FBI’s primary suspect. Your name and face are spread across every possible media outlet. Your belongings have been searched and...
Book Review: ‘Little Wonders: A Novel’ By Kate Rorick
Quinn Barrett is trying to do it all. Make partner at her job, take care of her young son Hamilton, keep her husband happy and be the president of the Little Wonders Parent's Association. She has a lot on her plate. It's time for the annual Halloween Parade and...
Book Review: ‘The Stolen Letter: A Scottish Bookshop Mystery’ By Paige Shelton
Book five in the series finds Delaney Nichols back in Scotland after her marriage and honeymoon to Tom. As she's getting to the bookstore the Cracked Spine, she works at, she runs into a woman who looks just like her. She has some books she wants to sell or give them....