Don't put a label to this book after you've read the blurb, or even poem or two. Just read and enjoy. Why? Because, although Skyfall by Robert A. Stubblefield is poetry, it will keep surprising you with the imagery it offers you. It will show memories, motivate, tease, make you think, make you re-think and... 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 →
This book starts off with heavy scenes. I mean... HEAVY. No mercy for the main character, Jon, as he is forced to see his family being killed in front of his eyes, by a Chinese gang leader, inside his house after his parents returned home from a work assignment gone right, or wrong. After the... Continue Reading →
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” —Henry Ford (1863-1947), Founder of the Ford Motor Company Money. A very delicate, and many times a controversial topic that brings fiery discussions and... Continue Reading →
A twisted young man that finds pleasure in killing, a dyslexic limp, money, a machete, the Feds and an author that means BUSINESS! Disclaimer: In order to keep our reviews Unbiased, we don't accept payments beforehand, and we don't get affiliate earnings on ANY book sales we review and promote. Thank you. Unlike some thrillers... Continue Reading →
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