Editor Pick: Books

Aimee's interest however, does not go unnoticed. Suddenly she becomes a target as well, and her grandparents Llama farm where she is staying becomes a focus for whoever is trying to stop her prying. Can she find the answer before she loses her own life?

Harric is now faced with a magic that could break his curse, one that is forbidden. Can he stay focused and not fall into the temptation, for that way too leads to danger and possible death.

If one sets aside their expectations for a boat-load of Genesis gossip and trivia, Mike Rutherford's 'The Living Years' is a very personal memoir.

Alex McKay series debut is disappointing.

Booth’s writing style is effectively journalistic spiced with irony.

Everyone will benefit from reading this book and remembering that we’re all human, we all have the right to be who we want to be, and we can all learn to be more humane when we try to understand others.

Readers willing to meet Sumell half way will find the trip worth their while.

A truly enjoyable read filled with quirky characters and oddball situations.

A lively style of writing that gives readers the feeling that they’re getting personal guidance from a very smart, sophisticated, and savvy friend.

The Kingdom of Arten has outlawed magic and has fought for generations against the dark sorcerer, Mercer. With his depth of ability he has surpassed the realm of aging and lives on through time. With magic in the Kingdom waning it is time to move forward once again.