Title: Fostering Energy Author: Kyle Pleasant Genre: Self-help “Please be responsible for the energy you bring into this home”. Such is the opening statement of Kyle Pleasant’s book, which introduces the idea that men and women are made up of balls of energy with the capacity to affect and change the lives of… Read More Fostering Energy – Editorial Review
Title: Mobius Syndrome: Catalyst Author: Amanda Quintenz-Fielder Genres: Science fiction / Clean romance / Mystery Mobius Syndrome: Catalyst by Amanda Quintenz-Fielder is the first in a trilogy about Taylor, a 25-year-old woman who relives her past in frequent violent episodes called lapses. Taylor is confined to a mental hospital, where Dr. Riaz tries… Read More Editorial Review – Mobius Syndrome: Catalyst
Title: Strutting and Fretting Author: Kevin McKeon Genre: Coming of Age Bob—with an untested theater degree—settles into a coveted position with a summer repertory theater in California. He comes with baggage though, as his young marriage has already been rocked by infidelity. With half the country separating Bob from his estranged wife, Gina, he has just… Read More Editorial Review – Strutting and Fretting
Title: Notna Author: J. D. Cunegan Genre: Urban Fantasy / Paranormal Notna brings readers a story of angels, demons, and a war for our planet with a touch of aliens and archeology in the mix. Jackson “Jack” Corbett and Cassandra Federov are both professors at Texas A&M who enjoy archeology, though thus far, they haven’t “hit… Read More Editorial Review – Notna
Title: Orphan Author: T. R. Connolly Genre: Contemporary fiction / Murder mystery This short novel tells the story of Chunk DeLuna, an orphan in Brazil who carves out a criminal empire built on drugs, prostitution, gambling, and corruption. Along the way, the novel also shares the struggles of Suzanne and Lupe, the two women who… Read More Editorial Review – Orphan
Title: Red Herring Author: Leonard Di Gregorio Genre: Thriller / Suspense On New Year’s Day, Bermudian Air Flight 47 crashed into the Atlantic. Two-year-old Tina was among the 197 passengers traveling from Boston to Bermuda that day, accompanying her uncle and his girlfriend on an impromptu vacation. Hoping to take some weight off… Read More Editorial Review – Red Herring
Title: The Skinny on the Jinni Author: Gloria Lesher Genre: Paranormal Cozy Mystery In The Skinny on the Jinni, retired professor Blythe Golightly is determined to save sixteen-year-old Najia from the clutches of Najia’s father, Sheikh Rabbaani. With power, status, and wealth, Sheikh Rabbaani has always had things go his way, so when… Read More Editorial Review – The Skinny on the Jinni
Author: Othuke-Clifford Ogholi Title: The Foreign Factor Genre: Literary / Historical Fiction With a hint of humor and the rhythm of an African folk tale, this short novella brings the complicated perspectives of foreign involvement, help, and “meddling” in Africa to life through the story of Oghale, a modern African woman who falls… Read More Editorial Review – The Foreign Factor
Title: The Mouse Thief Author: Scott M. Madden Genre: Alternate History / Time Travel The Mouse Thief is about Professor Peter McLarsen’s time travel journey to the 1920s to steal Mickey Mouse. And once he accomplishes it, he alters the course of history. Then it’s up to Walt Disney himself to head into… Read More Editorial Review – The Mouse Thief
Title: Elladur – The Awakening Author: Angie Delazi Genre: Fantasy As the King’s best spy, Liya’s job is to listen. She listens to gossip, illicit plans made in breathless whispers, and brings them back to her King. Liya’s magical ability to sense others’ emotions has always helped her excel in her position.
