Moonlight Cruise Murder and Magic - Yurie Kiri - Book 7 of 7: Murder and Magic If you liked Moonlight Rocks you're going to love the sequel, Moonlight Cruise! What would you do to keep your daughter safe? Jessica Ascher has been peacefully living with her daughter while working on a round-the-world cruise ship for … Continue reading Moonlight Cruise Murder and Magic – Yurie Kiri – Book 7 of 7: Murder and Magic
Death in Paraíso by Jack Polo Private detectives Matt Singer and Jamal Wade’s plan to sell real estate as a side business explodes into murder when their client is brutally slain in a house they’ve listed for sale. In their search to find the real killer, Matt and Jamal are trapped in a Chinese puzzle … Continue reading Death in Paraíso by Jack Polo – 5 Stars
Boulevard Dreams by E Ryan Janz Synopsis: Down and out private eye, Joe Nails, has a problem. He endures a brief series of surrealistic dreams, in which his long-lost friend pleads for his help before turning a gun to his head and firing. Joe discovers the suicide did occur, a month before his dreams began, … Continue reading Boulevard Dreams – E Ryan Janz – Book Review
Synopsis For too many years, Prudence Aldrich has been numbing the pain in her life with random sexual encounters. Her marriage to cold, self-centered Nick is, not surprisingly, on the rocks. But after several dangerous experiences with strangers, Prudence finally realizes she needs therapy to stop her self-destructive behavior, and so she checks into the … Continue reading Jennifer Irwin – A Dress the Color of the Sky
Ghosters by Diana Corbitt Synopsis: One day, Theresa’s mom dies. The next, money problems force her family out of their home. Life has definitely taken a downward turn for the twelve-year-old. But then she meets Kerry, and their friendship quickly grows. Although obsessed with the paranormal, Kerry has never seen a real ghost. But when … Continue reading Ghosters by Diana Corbitt – Book Review
Roger Stark presents us with a very human experience of WWII. This is the kind of book that should be on every high school curriculum. It is awash with facts, but expressed in such a way as to grip the reader and hold their attention. Packed with historical content, and portrayed with a vibrant pen, They Called Him Marvin by Roger Stark comes very highly recommended!!
A Special Day: The Day Eid Met Christmas by Mahmoud Elzein (Author), Rania Hasan (Illustrator) Do you believe in magic, the magic of kindness? One special year, Christmas and Eid fell on the same day. And on that special day, two girls, Eva and Aya, discovered a magical friendship through the spirit of giving. Their generous … Continue reading A Special Day: The Day Eid Met Christmas by Mahmoud Elzein
Requiem, Changing Times by R J Parker Clint and Corbin are having a weird day. Best friends for life, things are getting a little strange around their town, and at school. When they're followed by a strange man looking for Clint and later attacked by an imp, it makes sense to retreat to the safety … Continue reading Requiem, Changing Times by R J Parker
Book review for Move Over Shakespeare: Tales from The Baron by Billy J Barnum Move Over Shakespeare: Tales from The Baron by Billy J Barnum I am a direct descendant of the famous Phineas Taylor Barnum, aka P. T. Barnum, the Greatest Showman on Earth. The reaction of people that have heard or read this … Continue reading Move Over Shakespeare by Billy J Barnum
somewhere between shadow and light by Mariesa Faer somewhere between shadow and light is a romantic satire of interwoven stories about family intimate relationships menstruation anxiety and depression societal patterns cultural norms fear and death love inner peace and the quest for one’s inner truth a spectrum of one human’s shifting perspective through a growth cycle recorded in voice this book … Continue reading somewhere between shadow and light by Mariesa Faer
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