When it rains, it pours. Down in South Brooklyn, Al Forte ran a successful law practice and had a happy family. He also had two cousins; Eli, the self-absorbed lawyer, and Mick, the repentant Mafia Don. Al and Mick were close, and the latter would...

Snurkey: A Turkey’s Wish is a children’s picture book by Irma Lima with illustrations by Vidya Vasudevan. During a harsh winter, most of the animals on the farm would stay indoors, but Turkey would dance with the snowflakes and play with the snow all day...

Nick Adano, a college graduate, is a pretty average young guy, who is at a life crossroads, torn between enjoying the carefree lifestyle caused by unemployment after getting out of college and finally marrying the girl of his dreams. When life chooses for him,...

Drunk Talk by Mike Davis and TL Banks is a humorous collection of short narratives and ramblings on different topics. From talking about celebrities to racism, the authors share their two cents about everything and anything in between. It is funny because I often ramble...

One Gone, More Before Long is the first book in Kaylie Hunter’s Davina Ravine Psychic Crime Thriller Series. Davina Ravine, a small-town girl and local cleaning services owner, gets visions from time to time, sometimes from the past and sometimes in the present. With her...

At Trails End: Homecoming by John Strother tells the story of four unlucky sophomore boys who attend Trails End’s high school. Unfortunately, in their first days, each boy has a fateful encounter with Assistant Coach Anders, earning themselves their respective monikers: Ink, Dusty, Smoke, and...

In Margaret Lynette Sharp’s An Eventful Year in Derbyshire: Derbyshire Stories 1 to 7, Jane Bingley has one of the most stressful years of her life. It starts when her youngest daughter Isobel goes off to Brighton and gets up to all kinds of mischief...

Fans of Alice in Wonderland will love this book! Mimicking Lewis Carroll’s style down to the last detail, Lenny de Rooy gives us another chance to go on a crazy adventure with Alice. The story starts with Alice falling into a lake. She soon discovers...

Here’s the surprising thing about The Day of the Ferret by Michael Woodman: It’s good, intelligent, and funny because it resonates with parallels to the life of an American president that it lampoons. Here you will meet U.S. President John Thomas Rump who is beginning...

In Margot Johnson’s Let it Melt, two greatly disappointed people have dealt with love’s failure in radically opposing ways. Jack, once an overweight child who was bullied by his classmates, became a joker. After the failure of his marriage, he made other radical changes. Taking...