Month: January 2018
Editorial Review – Ollie Ollie in Come Free
Book Title: Ollie Ollie In Come Free Author: Anne Bernard Becker Genre: Memoir Ollie Ollie In Come Free is the product of an author’s lifelong struggle to deal with and process the traumatic events of her childhood, and to analyze the repercussions that it inevitably had on her as an adult. This memoir is… Read More Editorial Review – Ollie Ollie in Come Free
Walmart Makes a Late Entry Into the E-Book Market
Originally posted on A Writer's Path:
? by Michael Corkery at The New York Times ? Walmart is making a circuitous and belated push into the digital book market, teaming up with a Japanese company to sell e-books and audiobooks. The deal with Rakuten, an e-commerce giant based in Japan, will allow Walmart to…
Bargain Book of the Week – The Haunting of Hockomock Swamp
This series highlights inexpensive, free, or discounted books to give you, dear reader, the most options on what to read. $0.99 History can never be erased. Perhaps when your children are haunted and plagued by a mysterious illness, it is not a result of biology or science but a vengeful spirit of the past… Read More Bargain Book of the Week – The Haunting of Hockomock Swamp
Editorial Review – Death Before Dishonor
Title: Death Before Dishonor Author: Kenny Hyman Genre: Espionage Action/Suspense This novel tells the story of Terry and Yuri Ciccone—brothers and partners in their craft of killing silently, without presence and without trace—as they go from youth to manhood and discover the costs of learning to fight. Yuri is white while Terry is black,… Read More Editorial Review – Death Before Dishonor
Book Quote Corner – The Adored
Editorial Review – Sieging Manganela
Title: Sieging Manganela Author: Charon Dunn Genre: YA Science Fiction Sieging Manganela is a prequel in terms of chronology, but it can easily be read by itself. Featuring a few of the main characters from One Sunny Night and Retrograde Horizon, it primarily centers on the unlikely friendship between Turo, a soldier in the… Read More Editorial Review – Sieging Manganela
