A fascinating look at two men and their families in two different centuries — the twenty-first and sixteenth centuries — whose existences are tied together through reincarnation.
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Interview: Holly Kerr, Author of ‘Coming Home’
"Being a writer means putting a part of yourself out there for everyone to see…and critique…and criticize."
Read More »Book Review: ‘Elizabeth is Missing’ by Emma Healey
How do you communicte your concerns when you are diagnosed with dementia, and no one will listen?
Read More »Book Review: ‘Closed Doors’ by Lisa O’Donnell
Listening behind closed doors all types of secrets emerge. What happens when the listener is a child that doesn't understand the words?
Read More »Book Review: ‘Mimi Malloy At Last’ by Julia MacDonnell
A fascinating tale of loss and redemption, horror and love, and coming of age no matter how old you are.
Read More »Interview: J. Boyce Gleason, Author of ‘Anvil of God’
"I originally thought about doing it as a science fiction fantasy, but the story was too good to mess with."
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Opposite of Everything’ by David Kalish
Unconventional and funny novel confronts a cancer diagnosis.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Zero Alternative’ by Luca Pesaro
To know what is happening in the world before the markets open for the day would create a power that many would covet at all costs.
Read More »Interview: Kaira Rouda, Author of ‘In the Mirror’
"My target is women. I know that sounds broad, but I truly believe all women can relate to and enjoy my books."
Read More »Book Review: ‘Stealing the Moon & Stars’ by Sally J. Smith and Jean Steffens
Money often is the root of all evil, especially when those that suffer are the innocent and most in need.
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