Evan needs money and he needs it fast. Unfortunately, his boss is a total jerk who completely disrespects women. Evan cannot stand working for him but keeping the debt collectors off his back makes quitting a bad idea right now. How in the world is Evan going to do his job when his boss makes … Continue reading Seeds of Desire by Jessie Scott
Art Hound by Mike Faricy
Author Mike Faricy has written many books over the years won several awards and is an Independent Author who has sold lots of books, but the real reason I read this book is that I love art and am always up for a mystery about famous artists and their work. This book involves a painting … Continue reading Art Hound by Mike Faricy
Inferno of Silence by Tolu’ A. Akinyemi
Inferno of Silence, by the award-winning poet Akinyemi, is his first collection of short stories. Writing from personal experience, intuition, and depth, the stories pull the reader inside. The stories demonstrate the difficulties in relationships and prove that some things are true regardless of cultural differences. The struggle for the modern man to balance his … Continue reading Inferno of Silence by Tolu’ A. Akinyemi
The Uncaging by Meridee Jo
This is definitely a page gripping, can’t put it down, fascinating story. The phrase “Oh the tangled web we weave…” certainly comes to mind. The story is wonderfully woven together and the ending will not only shock you but leave you struggling with feelings of awe and horror. The book is about a family of … Continue reading The Uncaging by Meridee Jo
Accidental Herod: Becoming a Leader You Can Live With by David McNitzky
Although this book was written for clergy and leaders in the church, it has an amazing amount of inspiration and direction for everyone. At the time of writing, Methodist Pastor McNitzky had just come through a serious period of personal enlightenment concerning his own leadership skills. Written with an amazing vulnerability throughout, he speaks from … Continue reading Accidental Herod: Becoming a Leader You Can Live With by David McNitzky
Small Town Nightmare by Anna Willett
Sometimes you just need to read a book about a creepy real monster like Hannibal Lector. I find it keeps things in perspective for me! Willett’s writing will make your skin crawl, but you won’t be able to stop reading until you know the whole story. Since Lucy’s parents died, her brother has made … Continue reading Small Town Nightmare by Anna Willett
January River by Bernard Jan
This is the story of Ethan. The story begins in his early years and follows him through the majority of his life. Ethan grew up in a small town, had a great home life, was extremely close to his older brother Will, had very good friends, and an amazing dog. For the most part, it … Continue reading January River by Bernard Jan
