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Heidi Jackson’s A Rat’s Tale II: Escape from Rattovia, the sequel to A Rat’s Tale: Pemba is Innocent, continues the tale of Pemba, who has transformed from outcast to princess, growing into her role gracefully with Prince Alden by her … Continue reading →

Ever wonder what heaven would be like if there were no God? What about death? Do you wonder if we were reincarnated or if we live once and then go to Heaven? In the book, Long Term Parking, by Michael … Continue reading →

Sitting aboard a 2008 flight from New York to Israel gave him time to relax after thinking he was being followed. It also gave him time to remember. Time to remember everything he’d witnessed all those years ago starting on … Continue reading →

Fr?d?rick S. Parker’s Finding the Kingdom of the Centaurs centers around the fantastical journey and adventures of three average high school students who find themselves plunged into extraordinary circumstances. Oliver Hamilton finds himself trapped in a world filled with magic, … Continue reading →

Take a ride on a journey like you have never experienced before alongside Robert Graham, an innocent researcher hired by Netex Corporation to find the missing pieces of a technology called Auditum. Auditum is a brain manipulation technology that takes … Continue reading →

Shailesh R. Kadakia’s True Physics of Light, Beyond Relativity (second edition) delves into a fascinating, insightful discussion involving the fundamental gaps in Einstein’s theory of relativity, particularly the lack of information on the motion of light and the primary features … Continue reading →

Author and screenwriter, Jack McGuire, offers readers a page-turning work of historical fiction in Joining Up, telling the tale of two young boys, Bobby and Will, who escape from Saint John’s orphanage and Gingrich, the “sallow-faced headmaster who should have … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind closed doors in top-secret organizations such as the FBI and CIA? These are institutions rooted in good and standing for right; however, much of what they do is, and must remain, covert-hidden … Continue reading →

There are many theories about when the end of the world will occur. According to both the Mayan calendar and the French seer, Nostradamus, the world will end on December 21st, 2012. On the other hand, according to the most … Continue reading →

Are you the kind of person who likes to see “the big picture?” Do you enjoy grappling with ultimate philosophical questions? Are you open to spiritual perspectives on scientific matters? Are you willing to consider fresh ideas that cut against … Continue reading →

Dennis James Browne’s The Secret of the Lost Robber Baron’s Gold: National Treasure Meets Pulp Fiction is what the author calls a “filmbook,” the next step in the evolution of the novel, with equal parts high-octane dialogue and power-packed prose … Continue reading →

Ray Etrych’s No Army Dodgers Here, Rush Elsewhere: Real Core Principles, Common Sacrifice, and the World War Two Infantry illuminates the corruption of both Republicans and Democrats, who have essentially undermined the core principles of America. Etrych is a US … Continue reading →

Success can be defined in a number of ways, and it more than likely involves perseverance. Moreover, success is not only measured by monetary wealth, but the other factors as well, including, but not limited to, career satisfaction and the … Continue reading →

In Tommy Vilar’s Save Italy! Forget the Rest, villain Pieter Godessohn is a deft, steroid-taking philanthropist, respected the world over. What we do not know is that the great man is actually an impostor who has “fraudulently inherited his estate.” … Continue reading →

The Forces Holding the Economy Together and the Symptoms of the Economic Crisis: Then and Now The predecessor of the current global economic crisis is the Great Depression. During this crisis, circa 1930, several pertinent and incredibly successful programs were … Continue reading →

Douglas M. Hoy’s Paradise: What Could Go Wrong? portrays a tightly woven community on The Gulf of Mexico. Although we might have grown up in a town such as this, these communities are rapidly disappearing in favor of alienation, isolation, … Continue reading →

Judith Kendall’s socially conscious novel Overtime addresses many current issues, positing them in a 1960s setting, a time when the classic structure of the American family began its decline. Divorce rates were on the rise, and divorce itself gained acceptance; … Continue reading →

According to the Chicago Tribune, many Americans are questioning the relevance of private clubs today. As membership dwindles at some clubs and real estate taxes on their properties soar, many private clubs are reevaluating both their membership requirements as well … Continue reading →

Stanley J. Borley’s The Reluctant Villain: Coward of the Heart relates Borley’s tale of smuggling drugs between the United States and Canada, procuring drugs in the United States on the Vancouver border, and motoring hundreds of pounds of marijuana using … Continue reading →

The symbolism and imagery are plentiful in L.A. Kuehlke’s new novel, Pursuit (Yorkshire Publishing). One of the main symbols is the use of stones and their meanings. In Pursuit, each angel and human share a certain gemstone. The meaning of … Continue reading →