Book number two of the Black Star Renegades is a thrill ride of a story. If you're into Science Fiction then this is the series for you. Nerdist calls the books 'the next big thing.' And I agree as I couldn't put the book down. I didn't read the first book and it's...
Book Review: ‘The Bookshop Of The Broken Hearted’ Is A Look At Love And Loss Down Under
Australia in 1962 and Tom Hope is married to Trudy and living on a farm where he makes his living. Then one day she ups and leaves and tells him in a note. He is devastated. Then one day she returns and announces she's pregnant and Tom is not the father. He agrees to...
Book Review: ‘A Palm Beach Wife: A Novel’ By Susannah Marren
A Palm Beach Wife is a thoroughly enjoyable book about the rich and high society of Palm Beach and how one woman will do what she has to do to save her family from scandal and losing everything. A well-written story of a strong female character and at its core a story...
Book Review: ‘The Patient One’ Is A Story Of Friendship And Decisions
Set in Walnut Creek, Ohio where it's a mixed of Amish, Mennonit and English people, a tragedy has occurred. Andy Warner in his late twenties has committed suicide. It has hit the community hard and especially his seven closest friends. They were the gang of eight,...
Book Review: ‘Trophy Life: A Novel’ Looks At One Woman As She Has To Start Over From The Rich Life She Knew
Agnes Parsons has been married now for ten years to Jack with a six month old baby on the water in California. Jack is older than her and not easy to live with. He's set in his ways and wants things done certain ways and if they're not then hell will be paid. He is...
Book Review: ‘The Dream Peddler’ Is Good Debut Novel
Dreams we all have them when we sleep. So are good and some are bad. Some we remember and some we don't. Imagine you could somewhat control your dreams and dream of what you would like to dream about. Would you do it? The Dream Peddler might be able to help you. On...
Emerald City Comic Con Interview With Author And Illustrators Daniel Barnes And D.J. Kirkland Talking The Black Mage
by James Lindorf While at Emerald City Comic Con earlier this month I had the pleasure of speaking with Daniel Barnes and D.J. Kirkland, the author and illustrator of the upcoming graphic novel Black Mage from Oni Press. Thanks to the "Magical Minority Initiative,"...
Book Review: ‘Boy Swallows Universe’ Is A Stellar Debut Novel From Author Trent Dalton
12 year old Eli Bell lives outside of Brisbane, Australia. He lives with his mother and boyfriend Lyle, who are drug dealers and his brother August, who doesn't like to talk but communicate with his hands but is very smart. He has an older friend, a man named Slim....
Book Review: ‘Babylon Twins’ Is A Good Start To A New Triology
A sterling debut YA (Young Adult) novel from author M.F. Gibson sets the stage for a great science fiction trilogy. A mom, her twin girls Cloe and Elizabeth and her son take off from San Francisco ten years ago when a superdrug was introduced into society. They have...
Book Review: ‘Who Slays The Wicked’ Is The Next Thrilling Sebastian St. Cyr Mystery
C.S. Harris is back with her 14th book featuring Sebastian St. Cyr and this time he's in the thick of it once again. When Lord Ashworth is found dead in his bed. He's naked and tied up and has multiple stab wounds. He's known for having perverse sexual needs and it is...





