Title: Karl’s Diary: It’s a Dog’s Life Author: Sharon Winters Genre: Memoir Karl’s Diary: It’s a Dog’s Life by Sharon Winters shares the day-to-day life of a special and spoiled dog named Karl. Told from Karl’s point of view, each diary entry gives the reader an inside look into what it’s like… Read More Karl’s Diary – Editorial Review
Title: General Jack and the Battle of the Five Kingdoms Author: David Bush Genre: Young Adult / Fantasy Set in the animal kingdom called “Our Land,” General Jack and the Battle of the Five Kingdoms is told through the eyes of a cat named Miaow. After having been witness to the inequalities of… Read More General Jack and the Battle of the Five Kingdoms – Editorial Review
Title: Castles Don’t Cry Author: Jill Gagnon Genres: Suspense / Psychological thriller In Castles Don’t Cry by Jill Gagnon, Sarah is on her way home on a plane from visiting her recently widowed mom in Florida when an emergency landing in South Carolina at an old airport changes everything for the worse.
Title: A Walk in the Twilight: A Librarian Searching For Questions Author: John J. Bosco, Jr Genre: Memoir / Poetry / Philosophy A Walk in the Twilight is a unique combination of memoir and original work that effectively encapsulates the life and worldview of the author.
Title: The Heralding Author: Ashley McCarthy Genre: Historical Fiction / Horror A small town in rural England is rocked to its very foundation by the greed, malevolence, and evil brought about by the Great Famine of the 14th century.
Title: Blood and Water Author: Caroline Davis Genre: Paranormal Mystery / Vampire Romance / Ghost Thrillers Blood and Water: A Paranormal Mystery is a vampire romance filled with death, séances, and everything paranormal. Jan Martínek travels to a small New Jersey town to find answers about his missing aunt and uncle, when the… Read More Blood and Water – Editorial Review
Title: The Fourth Age Shadow Wars: Assassins Author: David. N Pauly Genre: Epic Fantasy The land of Nostraterra is in ruins in the aftermath of a deadly war that cost the lives of Elves, dwarves, and men alike. Rebuilding this once great kingdom serves as the backdrop for a deadly game of power… Read More The Fourth Age Shadow Wars: Assassins – Editorial Review
Title: Swallowing the Muskellunge (Mischief Makers #1) Author: Lawrence P. O’Brien Genres: Historical fiction Swallowing the Muskellunge by Lawrence P. O’Brien is the first novel in the Mischief Makers series and follows the journey of several families around the year 1800 from Massachusetts to Canada, near Montreal, during the winter.
Title: A Red Silk Thread Author: Kenneth Kunkel Genre: Historical Romance When fourteen-year-old Huang Hua was gifted to the Chinese Imperial Court, she was happy to leave her small village behind. Ten years later, Hua, now a Princess and a member of the Han Dynasty, realizes she has swapped one life of oppression… Read More A Red Silk Thread – Editorial Review
Title: I Wish I Had a River Author: Martha Reynolds Genre: Women’s fiction / Literary fiction Anna, a pediatrician in her prime, is left reeling after her husband Nick’s sudden death and makes a trip to Europe to honor his last wishes in Martha Reynolds’s I Wish I Had a River.
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