We have been loving this series since page one of book one, were sold completely by page two of book one, and became book-o-dependent by the second chapter of book two, and yes, the series is THAT good (check it on goodreads). Ebook/Paperback or see it on Goodreads Ebook/Paperback or see it on Goodreads After... Continue Reading →
Remember that old saying: "Never judge a book by its cover?" Well, once again, it has proven itself true. Order Your Copy "I Want to Tell You My Story" by Denise Bowles, is an interesting, quick, extremely relatable account of the hardships, trials, and albatross the author overcame, and how she did it. Okay, everyone... Continue Reading →
And after reading the first book , The Hands We're Given, in this INCREDIBLE Series , Aces High Jokers Wild, we begged (internally) to read the other books, and the Authors heard our silent prayers! How good was the first book? Well, let us just say that “The Hands We’re Given” is one of the... Continue Reading →
Double Jeopardy is the first book in Alan Bayles’ Mirror Wars series and this science fiction thriller is one book you’re not going to want to miss. What if your reflection was watching you? What if it was plotting to take life as you know it away from you? What would you do? Would you... Continue Reading →
Graphics are extremely important, and although this book does have a mind-blowing cover, it also does have very interesting graphics and arrangements. The graphic theme of the book series is clearly directed to game cards, and we see that the title has the Joker, and the first Chapter, the Ace of Spades, which is intriguing.... Continue Reading →
Dedications and acknowledgments in books are always important, and many of them simple and cute, but there are ones that mark us with the wit behind the beauty of all of it, and B. G. Howard offers us this epic line: “…. but the extension of gratitude remains for those who believe and support me as well... Continue Reading →
“A Proper Contentment” is a story about love—and all the ways you learn to give it. From the first line, you’re pulled into Ned Hopkins’ novel, which is filled with isolation, fear, lust, secrecy, love, discovery, and scandal. No one’s innocent, and everyone has something to hide. Hopkins delicately unravels the lives of the three... Continue Reading →
How would you, as the reader, feel like if you favorite author put your name in his book, citing your deeds towards his career in the acknowledgements? That's what happens in this book as Richard H. Stephens acknowledges 4 particular readers that are an incredible support to him, and it's lovely. This has to happen... Continue Reading →
" He felt the turmoil of a world gone mad, of ordinary men killing one another simply because they wore different colored clothing. " The author, Gary Turner, in the introduction, clearly states that the book, although fiction, is based on real people, which many, their names are kept real, and the life aspects of... Continue Reading →
Before we start to talk about this very well drawn comic book, that leaves you asking too many questions, we, impressed with the quality of the work, HAD to ask more about the author, and we are glad we did. Steven LaFlamme, the author: Wrote, directed, and produced "Cigarettes & Superheroes", a top five finalist... Continue Reading →
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