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Alterations: Rita Plush: My review
Alterations: Rita Plush Short stories can often be disjointed or unrelated having no cohesiveness and nothing to tie them together. Alterations are a rare exception. Author Rita Plush invites readers to take many journeys back in time and enter the kitchen of the mother when preparing a brisket, her encounter with the butcher and the … Continue reading
Broken Promises: my review
Broken Promises: Joe Perrone Maggie McFarland was shot. Was it an accident or someone that wanted to silence her forever? At 86 years old she was still a force to be reckoned with and sharp as a tack. So, what was the cause of impetus that sent her to the run down, old Artemis Hotel? … Continue reading
Four stars for :Lady in Peril
Lady in Peril: Men Blunder: Women Suffer: Calvin Bowden Words, semantics, procedures and lies are just the beginning of what caused Helen Kipling’s nightmare. Trying to spend an afternoon painting she is attacked, raped and verbally abused by a sadistic rapist. Kidnapped, forced to succumb to the brutal and harsh attack of this horrific … Continue reading
Bad Intent: my review
Bad Intent: Michael Tabman Distractions should not come into play when you are on a mission to catch drug dealers and thieves. As one FBI-NYPD Task Force Agent named Bob needed to remember. As his partner Detective Mark Zucarelli, observed him and wondered what exactly he was doing, he needed to refocus on the mission … Continue reading
Dialogues of a Crime: my review
Dialogues of A Crime: John K. Manos Crimes are committed everyday and those in charge of the arrest and incarceration of the suspect or suspects involved handle each suspect accordingly. Within the criminal system not everything is handled in a legal or proper manner and sometimes the suspect is wrongly accused and at other … Continue reading
Lightpoints: My review
Lightpoints: Peter Kassan Imagine being able to sense the presence of others and having the ability to determine what kind of person they are. When you face death head on and find yourself within an experience that takes you out of your body and moving towards a tunnel of light, it’s called a Near … Continue reading
Lunatic Laundry : my review
Lunatic Laundry: Todd Langley Welcome to the world of the insane. Enter the rehab rooms and meet the inmates as each one greets the reader with his/her own views of the world, outlook on life and decided hopes for their future. Sara, a young girl gets agitated easily and as she meets with … Continue reading
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