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Knife’s Edge: A must read
Knife’s Edge: Eliot Parker An opening scene that sets the dramatic stage for what will shake up the town of Charleston, West Virginia. A drug Six cartel is infiltrated and is continuing its goal to further its operations. A fund raiser at the city’s cancer center states out with all the proper dignitaries taking the … Continue reading
LOCKDOWN: PETER MAY
Lockdown: Peter May A pandemic is defined as a kind of epidemic which has spread across a wider geographical range rather than an epidemic a pandemic affects a significant population. The Bird Flu of 2005 is the focus of Lockdown where we learn, visualize, and come to a greater understanding of exactly how deadly a … Continue reading
THE LAST TRIAL
The Last Trial: Scott Turow With the pandemic at its highest in some states and in others hopefully slowing down, this novel comes at a time when we reflect on the choices made by pharmaceutical companies hoping to create a drug that will cure an illness, prevent it from coming back or a vaccine that … Continue reading
The French Revenge : Allan Topol
The French revenge Two people wanting some alone time to relax and enjoy each other’s company. Hectic schedules and always being in the limelight both Anthony and Chiara just needed time to refuel. Getting to their destination and deciding to go for a run on the beach, Anthony never mentioned the Black Mercedes Benz that … Continue reading
I KNOW THIS MUCH IS TRUE: WALLY LAMB
I know this much is true Identical twins have a special bond and often tend to sense each other’s thoughts and emotions. Thomas and Dominick are the same in many respects as each are battling different transitions in their lives. Dominick has difficulties dealing with relationships and even understanding the needs of others. Thomas is … Continue reading
THE MURDER OF TWELVE: JON LAND
The murder of Twelve What happens when five feet of snow is dropped on. Cabot Cove? But first we find the sheriff, Mrs. F and Seth Hazlitt knee deep in solving a murder that will have them stumped and wondering who wanted to kill P.I. Loomis Winslow? Of course, Jessica with her keen power of … Continue reading
TOMB OF GODS: BRIAN MORELAND
Tomb of Gods: Brian Within the inner layers of a cave the hidden treasures that are coveted by many searching for theses artifacts and relics to increase their wealth, to restore them for a museum to display or to profit from them. Hiding within these caves are the answers to the past, the secrets that … Continue reading
The Road to Delano: John DeSimone
The road to Delano Deceptions, coverups and an innocent child will unravel a plot so sinister and intricate that it stuns readers from the outset. Sugar Duncan rose from nowhere making his mark as a gambler. A plowboy as a child by trade he could win a seven-card stud seeing the patterns and understood the … Continue reading
Spotlight: slow down
Spotlight:slow down Author:Lee Matthew Goldberg Blurb How far would you go to make your dreams come true? For budding writer and filmmaker Noah Spaeth, being a Production Assistant in director Dominick Bambach’s new avant-garde film isn’t enough. Neither is watching Dominick have an affair with the lead actress, the gorgeous but troubled Nevie Wyeth. For … Continue reading
Desert Dwellers: Earth and Water
Desert Dwellers: Earth and Water Imagine a world that has been created not with countries, states, or towns but with different environmental realms or reaumes. One is filled with fire, another water and one the desert or prison where people have no choices, poor living conditions and their life is not their own. A king … Continue reading
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