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The Thieves of Stonewood – Review
The Thieves of Stonewood
Book I of the Stonewood TrilogyUnions provide benefits for their employees. You…
The King’s Deception
The King's Deception
What secret did King Henry VIII take to his grave? What does he make his wife promise to…
The Subtle Shark
Business Leader Helps Cure Career BluesProfessionals, small business owners and the unemployed are all…
Review: Codecrafter
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Reviews: Manage Your Self-publishing Project
Manage Your Self-publishing Project is an eBook that represents a unique approach to self-publishing. It uses to…
Review: Kingsblood Royal
Kingsblood Royal is the last good book from Sinclair Lewis, the first American to win the Nobel Prize for…
Scorpion Bay
Working as an investigative reporter and a prosecuting attorney respectively, Parker Knight and his wife both had…
DIVA: A Demented Stalker, a Sexy Flutist, and Murder!
DIVA
Music, sexual obsession and murder in New Orleans: DIVA, #2 in the Frank Renzi mystery series.Beautiful…
Little Girl Gone
Children are supposed to feel safe when they enter a school building. The staff is supposed to supply a safety net…
Custodian Review
Custodian Review
Coming in at 80,000 words spread across a parallel narrative of 38 chapters, "Custodian" is the…
My Mother’s Secret
Can you hear the cries within the hollow graves of the 6 million people or more that were senselessly killed…
Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skins
Hear the voice of a young girl as she makes a life changing decision to marry a man that is wrong for her. Finding…
Review: Maggie Vaults Over the Moon
Life on a farm is quite different from that in the city. Maggie Steele is a young teenage girl whose ties to her…
Review: The Disillusioned
Ideals, visions and your take on the world are your own. One’s thoughts, feelings and biases should be based on…
Review: Responsibilities of the Obsessed
Responsibilities of the Obsessed by Goro Takano
Playfully mind-blowing, mischievously anarchic, Goro Takano’s…