A collection of well written short stories that need to be read with caution, lest your day be darkened.
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Book Review: ‘Free To Fall’ by Lauren Miller
Is there truely an app for anything? We often hear that is the case. What about an app that makes your decisions for you, and never makes one that isn't right for you? Is that even possible?
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Heiresses’ by Sara Shepard
Money is no protection when someone or something is out to make sure you and your family are dead.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Ring & The Crown’ by Melissa De La Cruz
Should love be considered above all else. When the lives of many are at stake, responsibility and strength of will may overstep the theory that love is all it takes.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Elvis Presley, CIA Assassin’ by Andy Rausch
Andy Rausch's funny 'Elvis Presley, CIA Assassin' is a bizarre romp into a saga of the King that never was.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Iron Shinto’ by Tricia Stewart Shiu
The third book in Shiu's Moa series offers a good dose of mystery with spirituality and the paranormal thrown in for good measure.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Stolen Dreams’ by Christine Amsden
The fourth and final book in the Cassie Scott series brings the infamous Scot vs. Blackwood family feud to a close.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Eyes On You’ by Kate White
How do you stop the trickle of untrue gossip when you don't know where it is coming from? How do you rescue your reputation, when the hits just keep on coming?
Read More »Book Review: ‘A Dream of Shadows’ by Diana M. DeLuca
A fascinating look at two men and their families in two different centuries — the twenty-first and sixteenth centuries — whose existences are tied together through reincarnation.
Read More »Interview: Holly Kerr, Author of ‘Coming Home’
"Being a writer means putting a part of yourself out there for everyone to see…and critique…and criticize."
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