My Review Tiny Glimmers of Light is one of those books that draws you in from the very first scene and doesn’t let go. We meet Goha, a young man whose desperation to provide for his family pulls him into a world far more complex and dangerous than he ever imagined. What struck me most … Continue reading Tiny Glimmers of Light by Aqueel “Al” Athar & Tanya Athar-Jogee
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Flight Test 101 by Amanda M. Thrasher
Flight Test 101 By Amanda M. Thrasher Genre of Book: Children’s Chapter Book, Fantasy, Adventure Publisher: Progressive Rising Phoenix Press Pages: 169 Publication Date: 10 June 2025 SYNOPSIS Join Lilly, Boris, and Jack as they embark on another thrilling adventure that will test their courage and friendship! Excitement fills the air in the enchanting world … Continue reading Flight Test 101 by Amanda M. Thrasher
Queen of Cotton by Laurie Moore-Moore
QUEEN OF COTTON By Laurie Moore-Moore Historical Fiction Publisher: Goat Mountain Press Publication Date: September 9, 2025 SYNOPSIS 1861: The Civil War is raging. The men have gone to fight, leaving the women behind to cope. Cotton is the lifeblood of the South. Sara, a young wife, risks her life and reputation to lead an … Continue reading Queen of Cotton by Laurie Moore-Moore
Dark Matter: Stories by Robert Plant
My Review Having read Mr. Plant’s award-winning short story Perfect Match in another collection, I was eager to dive into more of his imagination. This book delivers, opening with that prize-winning tale and then moving into a variety of stories that push the edges of the ordinary. You’ll find families dealing with an invasion of … Continue reading Dark Matter: Stories by Robert Plant
The Family She Never Met by Caridad Pineiro
My Review You know how you go to a book festival, hear an author on a panel, and think, “If their writing is half as good as their speaking, this is going to be a treat.” Well, in this case, Caridad Piñeiro doesn’t just deliver—she knocks it out of the park. Back in February, I … Continue reading The Family She Never Met by Caridad Pineiro
greed by Brian Brady
My Review When I see that an author is writing from their area of expertise, I get excited. Brian Brady brings his background in law enforcement and private security to the page, and the details about procedures and inner workings clearly reflect that knowledge. However, I struggled a bit with the way this book was … Continue reading greed by Brian Brady
When the Words Suddenly Stopped – Finding My Voice Again After a Massive Stroke by Vivian L. King
My Review Sometimes, the best book recommendations come from real-life moments. While attending a recent book event, I had the good fortune to sit near a woman who radiated energy, intelligence, and grace. She was one of the speakers—and an award-winning author being honored that day. I’ve long believed that if you enjoy hearing an … Continue reading When the Words Suddenly Stopped – Finding My Voice Again After a Massive Stroke by Vivian L. King
The Secrets We Kept by Lara Prescott
My Review Behind Every Great Book… Are the Women Who Typed It Who knew a typing pool could be this intriguing? This novel weaves together the lives of several women, all connected—however loosely—by one powerful book: Doctor Zhivago. The war is over, but instead of coming home to ticker-tape parades or opportunities, these women find … Continue reading The Secrets We Kept by Lara Prescott
Tell Tale Texas By E. R. Bills
My Review The author sets the tone perfectly in the introduction with this line: "This is not a book that many Texans will appreciate. But that, of course, is why it needed to be written." And I would add—why it also needs to be read. This was not an easy read, and it's not meant … Continue reading Tell Tale Texas By E. R. Bills
Echohead by T. C. Waas
The first chapter of Echohead had me frozen—not with suspense, but with sheer confusion. It felt like the author was using fifty words when six might have done the trick—but for the life of me, I couldn’t figure out what those six words would have been. It was dense, poetic, and puzzling. Then I hit … Continue reading Echohead by T. C. Waas
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