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The Vineyard: My review
The Vineyard: Michael Hurley Three women decide to spend their summer on a place called The Vineyard. Friendships are strong and ties are tightly knotted until events that happen loosen them. One travels the long distance in order to carry out a plan that would end her life and reunite her with her daughter. A … Continue reading
Phantom Limb
Phantom Limb: Dennis Palumbo A phantom is something that can exist in the mind of a person but is not really there. I can haunt them, cause them to believe that something exists yet it does not. Imagine living your life as if you are going through the motions, doing things by rote yet not … Continue reading
HIdden Truths and A Man’s Life in the Marines
Dyslexic Dick: True Adventures of My World.Dyslexic Dick II: The Marine Corps Truly Uncommon Experience (Volume Richard “Dick” W. Kraemer • Sometimes the pressures of school, family and life can take a certain stronghold on a young person and cause them to make decisions that they often regret. Richard Kraemer was not you A student … Continue reading
Powerboat Racer: My review
Powerboat Racer: Thomas Hollyday Walker John Douglas allegedly killed two women and burned down an entire town. But, did he? Walker John Douglas let a piece of his boat, Black Duck as evidence that he might have drown or somehow got away. Walker John’s body was never found and years later when a group of … Continue reading
Swann’s Lake of Despair: SPOTLIGHT THIS GREAT TITLE
Synopsis: When rare photos, a scandalous diary, and a beautiful woman all go missing at once, the stage is set for three challenging cases for Henry Swann. It begins with an offer to partner up with his slovenly, unreliable frenemy, Goldblatt. The disbarred lawyer-turned-“facilitator” would provide the leads and muscle, while Swann would do all … Continue reading
GARDEN SAFARI: VEGETABLE SOUP
Garden Safari: Vegetable Soup Authors: Eluka Moore, Larry Puzniak and Marianne Welsh Illustrated by: Kristen Gau Close your eyes and take in the amazing aromas of the incredible ingredients that have been added to some simples stock to make vegetable soup created by some very special kids. Join the adventure, grab your own basket of … Continue reading
TO THE BREAKING POINTE
To the Breaking Pointe: Cindy McDonald A box of Pointe shoes and an auctioneer’s gavel holds the fate of many. Just how desperate would someone have to be to sell women and men to the highest bidder? What happens when one woman finds her ballet company in financial straits and is forced to sell of … Continue reading
POEMS THAT TELL A STORY
Musings of a Modern Romantic: Poetic Thoughts of Michael Peter Smith Stories can be told in many different ways and through many different venues. Author Michael Peter Smith has chosen to allow readers to enter a world that he feels expresses his thoughts, hopes, desires and will open your mind and heart to, “The Musings … Continue reading
SPOTLIGHT: STRONG DARKNESS
SYNOPSIS: STRONG DARKNESS: CHAT TIME: BLOG TALK RADIO WILL SPOTLIGHT JON LAND AND STRONG DARKNESS ON: OCTOBER 15TH AT FOUR EASTERN. 1883: Texas Ranger William Ray Strong teams up with Judge Roy Bean to track down the Old West’s first serial killer who’s stitching a trail of death along the railroad lines slicing their way … Continue reading
STRONG DARKNESS: FIVE STARS FOR JON LAND
Strong Darkness: Jon Land Judge Roy Bean would meet out his own brand of justice anyway that suited him. He as legend would have it held court in his saloon along the Rio Grande. A barren or devastated wasteland or stretch of the Chihuahuan Desert southwest of Texas is where his saloon was located. Judge … Continue reading
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