Brook Allen's Antonius: Son of Rome is about the life of young Marcus Antonius after his father dies in disgrace in Rome. The Roman Republic is waning and the young man yearns to restore his family’s honor. Handsome and possessed of military talent, he's now...

Theresa Crandall has spent decades of summers at Whimsy Towers, the Cape Cod oceanfront home she inherited from her grandmother. Her attorney husband Kevin spent most of the summer in Alexandria, VA, and he would visit when possible. The story begins when one of their...

The house with all its "nincompoops" is back with a whole new dose of humor in the second book in the Curmudgeon Avenue series, The Harold and Edith Adventures by Samantha Henthorn. With Edna presumably gone to France with the love of her life, Genevieve,...

Autumn Leaves is a work of interpersonal drama and speculative fiction and was penned by author Stefan Vucak. The action centers around protagonist Dr. Dural Sinclair, whose seemingly perfect life is about to be interrupted at every turn by tragedy. A traumatic death in the...

There are some pleasures of which one never grows tired...like getting stuck into a new book only to find you can’t put it down until there are no more pages to read. For me, The Alaskan Alibi by Stephen Frost was one of those pleasures....

In Not My Dog by Gregg Norman, Del Grainger is searching for a place to belong. His disturbing dreams and the death of his friend have had a profound effect on his outlook on life. Del and his partner Ivy have moved to a small...

The mind is the most important and, at the same time, the most dangerous organ in the body. The two novellas, Every Last Thought, and Psycho Girl, in Every Last Psycho by Zarina Macha prove just that. In Every Last Thought, sixteen-year-old Tess struggles with...

Tabernacle is a work of fiction in the dark comedy, surreal thriller, and cynical realism genres, and was penned by author Marc Cavella. The novel tells the tale of protagonist Edward Jones, who works for a unique company whose morals are less than outstanding. The...

A Mingled Yarn: Scenes From A Family Saga by Louise Williams is a chronicle of the fictional Walsh family, spanning nearly three decades between the years of 1952 and 1981. Little baby Liza is born at a great cost, with the passing of her mother...

Though this is unusual for me to do in a book review, I’m going to begin with my gut response on closing the novel In Other News by Dale Robbins: YES! Thank goodness another author is addressing not one, but several serious issues facing young...