A Fisher of Slaves is a work of fiction in the historical and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience owing to its gritty subject matter and was penned by author Dick Parsons. As the title suggests, this in-depth...

FitzDuncan's Gambit by John J. Spearman IV is the fifth book of The FitzDuncan Series. After being declared the legitimate son of a lord, Casimir FitzDuncan (Cas) rises to his new responsibilities, leading his troops brilliantly in the border skirmishes against the nomads despite being...

Dragon’s Eye by Gregor Pratt is an excellent thriller. Jack and Maddy Gamble have a seemingly perfect life. The Ebola Island matter had left them well off and they are international heroes. Maddy teaches English classes at Nelson English Center and gives private lessons to...

Because Jack Higgins wants to avoid being recruited to fight in the Vietnam War and the career-oriented job his father recommends he interview for, he accepts an invitation from a college friend, Bill Markus. Bill had offered for Jack to live with him in his...

Tears of God by Steven F. Freeman is an excellent thriller about Cutter Wilson, who died fifteen years ago. Wilson was investigating Pasha Tech when he died of a heart attack. His daughter, FBI agent Mallory Blackwell, was approached by Max Creighton at her mother’s...

When Alice succumbed to cancer, her final request to her friends entailed spreading her ashes in the Ghost Ranch of New Mexico. To fulfill this wish, Cathy, Linda, and Betsy decide to take a road trip in an RV. Driving an RV might be a...

Hidden Truths by L.M. Hatchell follows Emma, an empath, who works as an administrator at The Archives, which forms part of the lowest level of the Department for Protection and Integration of the Gifted (DPIG). After doing a search on Patrick Ryan and coming up...

Gate of Stars is a work of fiction in the epic fantasy subgenre and serves as the sixth installment of the Grey Riders series. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by P G Badzey. With the prelude to a...

James Hanna made a point of reminding me that I awarded his book, The Ping-Pong Champion of Chinatown, 5 stars, so I decided to tackle Fact Check and More Probing Tales. Would I enjoy it as much and rate it as highly? Well, after losing...

Victoria Wattiaux has created a tale of magical discovery with the novel Terralena. Divided into four parts, the beginning of the book depicts the mass refugee crowding caused by the Mertonian Army destroying villages. Part One features Elmond, a mystic healer, leading a family through...