My Book Review of The Troubleshooter: New Haven Blues Noir is alive and well in the future. The Troubleshooter: New Haven Blues by B...

My Book Review of  Abattoir in the Aether: Abattoir in the Aether by L. Joseph Shosty is very fine sci-fi space adventure, served...

My Book Review of The Darkness: The Darkness by Crystal Connor is an intriguing and entertaining book that mixes fantasy and scie...

My Book Review of The Midget's House by Anita Bartholomew: I loved this book. Now I might have been a bit pre-disposed to enjoy i...

My Book Review of Magnus Opum by Jonathan Gould: Magnus Opum by Jonathan Gould is whimsical fantasy novel, that trips along the path ...

My Book Review of Half and Half by Betsy Miller: "It's Friday night at the local roadside diner when Roy stops in to fuel up...

My Book Review of Skin Games by Adam Pepper: Skin Games by Adam Pepper is a gripping star-crossed love story set against the backdrop o...

My Book Review of The Beauty of Our Weapons by M. Darusha Wehm: The Beauty of Our Weapons by M. Darusha Wehm is the third novel in the ...

My Book Review of Since Tomorrow by Morgan Nyberg: Since Tomorrow by Morgan Nyberg is an unsettling novel, in the way only a powerful,...

My Book Review of Chill Run by Russell Brooks: Chill Run by Russell Brooks is a reasonably entertaining and breezy crime thriller, with...

Today I'm presenting a guest book review, by author Lin Sten (regular readers may recall, I recently reviewed his science fiction novel ...

My Book Review of Mine by Lin Sten: I believe the book Mine by Lin Sten can best be described as literary science fiction. It is a conte...

My Book Review of Return to Mercya by Mark Ruckledge: Return to Mercya by Mark Ruckledge is a stylish, entertaining story for fans of th...

My Book Review of A Black Girl’s Poetry for the World : A Black Girl’s Poetry for the World by Kimberly LaRocca is a thoroughly enjoyable...

My Review of In My Mind’s Eye by Justin Marciano: In My Mind’s Eye by Justin Marciano is an irreverent, tongue-in-cheek memoir that is ...

My Book Review of No Money Marketing: All You Need is Like : No Money Marketing: All You Need is Like by Angela Yuriko Smith is one autho...

My Book Review of Doodling : Doodling by Jonathan Gould is absurd, quirky, breezy, fun and a total delight to read. It is also a witty li...

My book review of Die Laughing by Louis K. Lowy: What do you get when you cross a 1950’s sci-fi satire with a gangster flick and throw in...

My Book Review of The Egyptian by Layton Green: The Egyptian is an engaging blend of corporate espionage and paranormal conspiracy wound...

My Book Review of End of Mae by Angela Yuriko Smith: End of Mae by Angela Yuriko Smith is an intriguingly delightful paranormal nove...