In Missing In Mexico by Stuart Gustafson, nineteen-year-old Sarah Johnson, her parents and her best friend, Mary, take a trip to Mexico for the Christmas holidays; but when it's time to return home, Sarah's bags are on the plane, but she isn't. The Johnsons hire...

Debi Faulkner wrote a very interesting and refreshing twist into the tale of the frog prince. While this story reminds us of the classic tale, at the same time it is quite different from it. LilyPad-Princess starts like the classic tale, with a princess named...

In 1988, twelve-year-old Gideon Crew watched his father, who worked for Army Intelligence, die in a hail of bullets. Years passed before he could exact his revenge upon the person behind the circumstances of the death. Crew, now working at a Los Alamos laboratory, is...

The author of Fabulous Faces is Dr. Peter Adamson, a certified facial plastic surgeon with nearly forty years of practice. He offers the reader a no-nonsense glimpse into the world of facial surgery from start to finish. He first explores the reasons that patients might...

Shipwrecked, Caroline Blacknall finds herself rescued by reclusive, Sir Grant Dunmore, who takes her to Muirin Castle, an ancient relic surrounded by mysteries and folklore. But Grant is anything but happy to see Caroline; he can't shake the past and the scars he still holds,...

In his latest Matt Royal series, author H. Terrell Griffin provides a fast-paced mystery jammed full of mostly believable characters, with a bit of confusion and excitement thrown in for good measure. When three murders occur on the normally docile island of Longboat Key, Florida,...

You Can Understand The Book Of Revelation by Skip Heitzig takes the reader on an exploration of Revelation, one of the Bible books most people shy away from reading; perhaps due to its prophetic message or the symbols throughout, many people are afraid of the...

Loren Buckler has written a "how to" book for parents who need instructions in child rearing. In Parent Wise: The Emotional Challenges of Family Life and How to Deal with Them, she discusses how one cannot really be emotionally prepared for raising children until they...

. Knocked Down But Not Knocked Out is a book about how to handle adversity and trials. Omosigho gives plenty of scripture to back up his advice. It's a book all of us need to read and glean from. Yes, there are things you've already heard;...

. Neil Anderson has written about breaking free from bondage, and I recommend this book to anyone who feels unable to break free from the past, from bad habits, or sins. He shares lots of scripture and explanations for why Christians are in bondage (for those...

. The story of the prodigal son is familiar to most of us. The Book of Luke is not specific about how long the son was away. The important thing is he returned to his waiting father; he found redemption. For those of us who have...

She Doesn't Want The Worms book is perfect for the bilingual family. It is written in both English and Spanish. My review is on the English version. The plot revolves around a girl offered various gifts of living creatures. Snakes, worms, snails, and scorpions are...

Entwined is a unique and delicately written romance novel written by Emma Daniels. Set in a beautiful Australian small town, Tara Sinclair is an artist and an art teacher who is skeptical about love because of a dark past filled with anguish. Della...

Seven by Paige Agnew is a story that one can get involved in quite easily. Written in three parts, dealing with seven strangers who all live in the same area but really do not know each other. However, in one way or another they have...

Verita is a nice futuristic tale that has Sci-Fi and romance included. The idea is quite interesting, and who knows, maybe it will come to pass in a near future. The theme has been done before, like most fantasy tales, and like all the others,...

Diary Of A Beverly Hills Matchmaker by Marla Martenso is a hilarious memoir of her job and marriage, a behind-the-scenes look at real life situations in the world of matchmaking. Even though the author portrays life in a humorous way, she also presents a serious...

The Strange Life of Walenty Karnowski has a lot of good history in it, both of Poland and the Catholic and Jewish Religions. Sorted by date rather than by chapters, the book begins on August 30, 1841, in Prussia, where a young girl, Marta Nering,...

"Who Got Liz Gardner" by Elizabeth Allen is about a young woman growing up in the 70's and as she matures into a woman through the 80's and 90's. She desperately tries not to follow in her mother's footsteps (married 5 times and still looking...

No More Secs! Living, Laughing & Loving Despite Multiple Sclerosis by Ann Pietrangelo is her story of living with MS. It took three months to receive the diagnosis by email...that’s right, email. I cannot imagine a colder way to find out. She and Jim already...

Don Bruns just keeps on getting better and better. In his latest "stuff" book, entitled Too Much Stuff, two misfit characters named James Lessor and Skip Moore leave their moving business behind to travel to Key West in their truck, which has now become a...