Editorial Review – Blueland
Title: Blueland Author: Robert Jaxx Genre: Historical Fiction Captain Alden Zur and his men have made it through the war between the states and are ready to return home and live quiet lives.
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Bomboncita – Editorial Review
Title: Bomboncita Author: D.K. Kristof Genre: Literary / Science Fiction Bomboncita is set on “Isla de la Reina Madre,” a fictional Caribbean island, which has resisted invasions over the centuries to emerge as a proud, defiant, and self-sufficient Sovereign nation with an adored matriarchal ruling line of which Luisa “Bomboncita” Moraga is… Read More Bomboncita – Editorial Review
Aid From Above – Editorial Review
Title: Aid From Above Author: Kurtis Bell Genre: Memoir In Aid From Above, Kurtis Bell shares several stories of his experience as a flight nurse working on a medical helicopter. Covering a wide array of experiences, from traumas to joking around with his coworkers, this is a clear-cut, honest account of what it’s… Read More Aid From Above – Editorial Review
The Latecomers – Editorial Review
Title: The Latecomers Author: Rich Marcello Genre: Literary Fiction / Magical Realism Bonded by a series of tragic events, husband and wife Maggie and Charlie, along with their friends Rebecca, Joe, and Ebba, undeniably know that they all have been brought together for a reason. In The Latecomers, they find out why.
Fire in the Rectory – Editorial Review
Title: Fire in the Rectory and two more John Nolan detective novellas Author: Stan Freeman Genre: Historical fiction / Historical detective / Mystery This collection of three short detective stories offers a chronological continuation of John Nolan’s career as a private investigator in New York City from 1915–1918. A recent immigrant from Ireland,… Read More Fire in the Rectory – Editorial Review
On the Front Line in the Cosmic Conflict – Editorial Review
Title: On the Front Line in the Cosmic Conflict (Book 1 of the Front Line Series) Author: Chaute A. Johnson Genre: Christian Fiction On the Front Line in the Cosmic Conflict tells the stories of two twenty-year-old New Yorkers, Steve Roberts, who is battling alcoholism, eviction, and a toxic family situation, and Matthew… Read More On the Front Line in the Cosmic Conflict – Editorial Review
Death in Utopia – Editorial Review
Title: Death in Utopia Author: Phillip Vega Genre: Mystery In Phillip Vega’s Death in Utopia, Detective Karen Skaryd and her husband, Brock, are on vacation in the Dominican Republic to celebrate their twenty-fifth anniversary and to attend a rosarian society gathering.
Ride Into Romance – Editorial Review
Title: Ride Into Romance Author: Karen Black Genre: Romance When you have the courage to walk away from comfort and security, you find out what it means to live rather than just to exist, and to be loved because you’re you, and not someone’s idea of who you should be.
Cowboy to Courtroom – Editorial Review
Title: Cowboy to Courtroom Author: Billy Strickland II Genre: Memoir/Self-Help In Cowboy to Courtroom, Strickland shares his remarkable story together with the motivations that drove his trajectory from a wild country boy to a hugely successful attorney with his own practice, real estate, and political clout.
The Illustrated Hen – Editorial Review
Title: The Illustrated Hen Author: Scott Charles Genre: Literary Fiction / Magical Realism The stories we tell say a lot about ourselves as human beings: our beliefs, our values, and our past experiences. Within each human being is a subconscious need to share our stories not only so that they can be heard,… Read More The Illustrated Hen – Editorial Review
