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Hillari’s Head: my review
Hillari’s Head: Tim Stutler There are many different kinds of handicaps that people race other than physical ones. Some are more powerful and debilitating than others. Life sometimes takes you to places you never expect and even puts you in situations that might change the direction of your life forever. Hillari was a young … Continue reading
WHAT’S NEXT? MY REVIEW
What’s Next: Jeffrey Daniels What If? Everything you drew became a reality? What if you could change the course of events with just the flick of a pencil on a sketchbook that would create a scene that would change your life? What if you could bring you father back in a world that looks real … Continue reading
The Old Couple and the Little Dog
The Old Couple and the Little Dog: Honey Barnes Tsunamis, cyclones, tornados and avalanches create destruction, damage, death and devastation in their wake. No one can stop what happens and no one can prevent the outcome. As we listen to author Honey Barnes describe her life, what happened to her son Chip. The descriptions … Continue reading
The Luck of the Weissensteiners; My review
The Luck of The Weissensteiners: Christoph Fischer Sometimes chance meetings can change your entire life and at other times they can cause a downward spiral. Author Christop Fischer’s the Luck of the Weissensteinrs brings to light what happens when a young woman named Greta falls for a young man named Wilhelm hoping to join two … Continue reading
Click: Lisa Becker
Click: Lisa Becker Emails are fun to send and when several friends get together and share their thoughts with readers you will laugh, cry, smile and wonder just what gossip, tidbits and dating tips you will get when reading Click by author Lisa Becker. Shelley, Ashley, Mark and Renee are great friends who can’t … Continue reading
A true story: Remember: not A word: Rebecca Myers
Remember, Not A Word The Little Girl No One Wanted Rebecca D. Myers Living within your own thoughts, feelings and mind sometimes a child can create their own perfect world when their realities are as harsh, horrific and cruel. Families are supposed to protect their young except when … Continue reading
Willowleaf Lane: RaeAnne Thayne: Exclusive Interview June 20th at four eastern on my show Book Discussion with Fran Lewis: Blog Talk Radio: World of Ink
Willowleaf Lane: RaeAnne Thayne Forgiveness, wrongly accused or just plain a victim of circumstances many people find themselves ostracized by past mistakes. Sometimes those mistakes are of no fault of their own while others will come back and haunt you. When Peyton Gregory enters Sugar Rush and makes small talk with Charlotte little do either … Continue reading
The Man who watched the world end : My thoughts
THE MAN WHO WATCHED THE WORLD END Chris Dietzel One man’s thoughts as remains in his home secluded from the rest of the world except for his brother. Living in a healthy body but not able to express his thoughts, run, laugh, move or ever speak one man would become his caregiver and the … Continue reading
Was Justice Served?
The Tragedy of King Lewis The Sixteenth: David Lane King Lewis XVI is a uniquely present play written by author David Lane in blank verse and classic style. Defined by free dictionary.com as “Unrhymed verse having a regular meter, usually of iambic pentameter,” blank verse poems tell a story without the use of … Continue reading
Raising Redemption
Raising Redemption: R.A. Russell Margaret Tillman’s life changed when someone decided to take away her dignity, use her for his own pleasure and threaten her family if she ever revealed the truth behind her rape. Not allowing herself to be downtrodden and never looking back she created a life for herself and her son … Continue reading
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