Queen Victoria is one the most beloved/not beloved monarchs in British History. She ruled for a record long time and it was known as the Victorian Era. She didn't have an easy life. She at one point was fifth in line for the thrown. With deaths of the four in front of...
Book Review: ‘An Anonymous Girl’ By Greer Hendricks And Sarah Pekkanen Is A Great Thriller
Jessica Farris is a makeup artist. She's barely making enough to survive in New York City. When one of her clients decides not to go to a research study she takes the information and goes in her place. If pays $500.00 and she can really use the money. It's being...
Book Review: ‘In Dog We Trust’ Is The Next Fun Black Dog Bay Book
Author Beth Kendrick is back with her newest novel In Dog We Trust set in Black Dog Bay, Delaware. It follows the previous two stories Once Upon A Wine and Put A Ring On It. This one puts the people on the poorer side of town with the richer summer people and the two...
Interview: Author ‘Heidi Perks’ Talks Her New Book Her One Mistake
I’ve always loved reading and writing and for as long as I can remember I’ve been making up stories, poems and even magazines that I’d sell to unsuspecting family members for 20p. I fell in love with Enid Blyton and books like The Last of the Really Great...
Book Review: ‘Best Self: Be You, Only Better’ By Life Coach Mike Bayer
Mike Bayer is a life coach known as Coach Mike. He has worked with many clients, some of them famous, to help them live a better life and overcome problems. To hire him would cost you a pretty penny. He has now written a book to help each and everyone of us out...
Book Review: ‘The Paragon Hotel’ Is A Great Historical Novel
Set in 1921 the book looks at the plight of black people in Portland, Oregon and how they were segregated and treated like third class citizens. Alice James aka Nobody has escaped New York City with a couple of bullet wounds and is heading on a train across the...
Book Review: ‘What I Learned From 50 Celebrities (By Screwing Up In Front Of Them)’ By Farrell Hirsch
Everyone thinks it's great to meet celebrities. It's not always. As a fan usually it is cool. When you work in the entertainment business having to deal with them can be a pain in the ass. Farrell Hirsch has worked in the business for a long time. He's had to deal...
Book Review: ‘A Perilous Undertaking’ Has One Of The Best Characters In Years
One of the best female characters I have read in years is upon us. Her name is Veronica Speedwell. She's brash, sassy, sexual and not afraid to say what's on her mind. In London 1887 this is not how women are suppose to act. But Veronica is an exception. Deanna...
Book Review: ‘Gunmetal Gray’ A Gray Man Novel Is Your Typical Action Novel
Mark Greaney (who's been writing Jack Ryan books) is back with his Gray Man series character of Court Gentry. Gunmetal Gray (in stores Tuesday, February 14; from Berkley Hardcover) is your typical shoot em up, action thriller. Court is a mix between Jason Bourne and...
Book Review: ‘The Au Pair’ Asks The Question Who Am I?
Seraphine Mayes and her twin brother Danny during the summer in their family estate at Summerbourne, in Norfolk near the water. They have an older brother named Edwin. Their mother died the day she was born but throwing herself over the cliffs. Their dad died a month...





