So I need to start this off by saying I am a news junkie and watch a lot of news and check out news sites all day long. I am also not a fan of Trump or his administration. I follow every little scrap of news I can. So when I saw this book The Trump White House, in...
Book Review: ‘Red Agenda’ Is A Exciting Political Was Debut Novel
Author Cameron Poe has written an exciting debut novel centered around Russia, a nuclear sub and an overthrow of the Russian government and the CIA and United States involvement to stop it. When the CIA gets intel that Kuwait is interested in buying an old Russian...
Book Review: ‘Raising The Dad’ Asks One Question Who Is In Room 116?
Raising The Dad by Tom Matthews asks some ethical and moral questions and will have you thinking about what you do in a certain situation and is a stunning novel. It shows a somewhat dysfunctional family and also gives a small look into the music industry. John Husted...
Book Review: ‘The Dark Side Of Town’ Is The Next Fia McKee Thriller
Fia McKee is back as the central character in Sasscer Hill's second novel with her as the lead character The Dark Side Of Town. She is once again at the race track, this time in Saratoga. A story with twists, turns, shootouts, the mob, quirky characters and a hot love...
Book Review: ‘Noir’ Is A Great Throwback To 1940’s Film Noir Movies
'Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine.' This is a classic line from the movie Casablanca. And it fits the plot of author Christopher Moore's new book Noir, in stores Tuesday, April 17, from William Morrow. The year is 1947 in...
Book Review: ‘The Duchess: Camilla Parker Bowles And The Love Affair That Rocked The Crown’
In the first in-depth biography of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall — the infamous other woman who made the marriage of Britain’s Prince Charles and Princess Diana “a bit crowded” — esteemed royal biographer Penny Junor tells the unlikely and extraordinary story of the...
Interview: Author ‘Rebecca L. Brown’ Talks Her New Book Flying At Night
Rebecca L. Brown lives with her husband and three sons. Flying at Night is her first novel, and she is currently at work on her next one. Check out her website here and Twitter. Flying At Night is in stores Tuesday, April 10th from Berkley. While she was growing up,...
Book Review: ‘100 Things X-Men Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die’ Is A Must Read For X-Men Fans
Full disclosure I am not a comic book fan. Have never read them and don't intend to. I am a fan of all the movies that have been made. So as I watched them I had no vision of who was who or did what in the comics. As I read Brian Cronin's book I got to learn a lot...
Interview: Author ‘Charles Soule’ Talks His Debut Book The Oracle Year And Writing Comics
Charles Soule is a Brooklyn, New York-based novelist, comic book writer, musician, and attorney. While he has worked for DC and other publishers, he is best known for writing Daredevil, She-Hulk, Death of Wolverine, and various Star Wars comics from Marvel Comics...
Book Review: Author Don Graham Takes You Behind The Scenes Of The Movie ‘Giant’ In An Awesome Way
If you're like me you often wonder how a movie actually gets made. From the studio authorizing it, to it being written, budgeted, cast, filmed and released. It's the same today as it was in the 50's. And now author Don Graham peels back the curtain on the Oscar...
