Title: Nuclear Harlot Author: Ayura Ayira Genres: Psychological thriller In Nuclear Harlot by Ayura Ayira, a young woman named Giselle is living in poverty in Venezuela after her father’s death. Wanting to provide a better future for herself and her family after losing her new husband in a brutal death, she begins working… Read More Nuclear Harlot – Editorial Review
Title: Person to Person: Change Your life and Fix the World Authors: Joeri Torfs and Pim Ampe Genre: Non-Fiction / Social Science In Person to Person, readers are guided through the building blocks and high-level functions of a society that focuses on connection, agency, and freedom. Working from the inside (individual) out (society),… Read More Person to Person – Editorial Review
Title: The Book of Schull: Book 1: Volume 1: The Introduction: Story No. 1 Author: Killian Schull Genre: Horror / Science Fiction Following an uncomfortable exchange with Eamon Glenrose, the ruthless man for whom he works, builder William Donovan can’t help but wonder if his wife’s subsequent fatal car accident is connected to… Read More The Book of Schull: Book 1: Volume 1: The Introduction – Editorial Review
Title: The Great Cyprus Think Tank Author: Larry Lockridge Genre: Satire / Humor Canadian Bart Beasley narrates this second book in Lockridge’s Enigma Quartet series, which capably functions as a standalone read.
Title: Make the Connection!: A Practical Guide to Parents and Professionals for Teaching the Nonverbal Child to Communicate with AAC Author: Susan Berkowitz Genre: Non-fiction Effective communication, especially between parents and their children, form the cornerstone of every relationship. In her book, Make the Connection, Susan Berkowitz tackles the challenges that parents and… Read More Make the Connection! – Editorial Review
Title: Revenge: A Moshe Kaplan Thriller Author: Leonard Di Gregorio Genre: Crime / Thriller Moshe Kaplan is back for another thrilling adventure in this new book by Leonard Di Gregorio. Following the death of a student in a brutal bombing that is soon linked to a terrorist movement, he comes out of retirement… Read More Revenge – Editorial Review
Title: Surrender Author: Marylee MacDonald Genre: Memoir When fifteen-year-old Marylee MacDonald falls pregnant and must give her child up for adoption, she is forced to come to terms with her own childhood and adoption story. Set in the 1960s, Surrender is MacDonald’s memoir of her experience as a pregnant teen, an adopted daughter,… Read More Surrender – Editorial Review
Title: Rats in a Maze Author: Peter Bailey Genre: Science Fiction / Detective Thriller Rats in a Maze centers NYPD Detectives Ray Fisher. At first, he thinks he’s investigating a typical car accident case. But as he delves deeper into their investigation, he realizes that things just aren’t adding up. When Ray and… Read More Rats in a Maze – Editorial Review
Title: Sailing Unclaimed Cargo Author: Rick Mammoth Genre: Action / Humor There’s nothing like danger on the high seas to get a good story going.
Title: Effective Leaders and Leadership Author: Mildred Stallworth Genre: Self-help This book provides an overview of what effective leadership looks like in a range of settings, including being an entrepreneur, in the workplace, the home, school, church, and in one’s spiritual life. The author applies common sense and thoughtful rhetoric to explain what… Read More Effective Leaders and Leadership – Editorial Review
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