Book Review: Spear of Destiny by J.F. Penn
SPEAR OF DESTINY by JF Penn is an exhilarating international scavenger hunt for a powerful ancient relic. Reviewed by Shelby Zwintscher
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Book Review: Capers and Switcheroos
Chip Cater’s short stories shine with compassion, wisdom, wit, and warmth. CAPERS AND SWITCHEROOS reviewed by Eric Mayrhofer.
Book Review: Saint Catherine of Secaucus
SAINT CATHERINE OF SECAUCUS by Ann King is a thoughtful narrative contemplating the impact of loss & abandonment on faith and the possibility of redemption in its death.
Book Review: Arc of the Universe
ARC OF THE UNIVERSE by Nikki Alexander is a thought-provoking novel questioning how our world is run, how one individual can change it, and what the future could look like. Reviewed by Victoria Lilly.
Book Review: How to Explain by Louise Krug
Louise Krug writes with a voice so raw, it feels like she’s handed you her heart. HOW TO EXPLAIN reviewed by Melissa Suggitt.
Book Review: The Goddess In the Mountain (Millennium Man)
THE GODDESS IN THE MOUNTAIN by Sean DeLauder is a unique addition to the post-apocalyptic genre, thoughtfully exploring religious complacency, coercion, and corruption. Reviewed by Timothy Thomas.
Book Review: Where Heaven Meets Cheyenne
WHERE HEAVEN MEETS CHEYENNE by Charles Macduff Westerman is a moving novel about illness, faith, and good spirit. Reviewed by Nikolas Mavreas.
Book Review: The Myth of the Medallion
THE MYTH OF THE MEDALLION by Marion Mavis comes with an enthralling world of ghosts, gods, lore, and magic. Reviewed by Joelene Pynnonen.
Book Review: Facts Are Stubborn Things
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS by Richard A. Danzig is an impressive first installment about a devilish divorce case that is a front for something far more sinister. Reviewed by Peggy Kurkowski.
Book Review: What Are We Going to Do with Tyrone Jr.?
WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO WITH TYRONE JR.? by David Grant is a compelling exploration of autism, family life, and the unbreakable power of love. Reviewed by Melissa Suggitt.