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Some samples of our book reviews
Daughter Cry No More by Letresa Payne
It ’s a “Hard Knocks Life” for young Raine Jackson. All Raine wants is “freedom,” but all she seems to endure is heartache. This is the heart-wrenching plight of an African-American girl growing up in rural Louisiana in the 1960’s.
‘Crach Ffinnant’ The Prophecy” by Michael Tyreman-Wilde
It’s the year, 1375 and a dwarf named Crach Ffinnant is an apprentice to Llywd ap Crachan Llywd, an old wizard when suddenly his training is over, and it’s time to fulfill his destiny.
Spellbound by Shannon Simpson
Ashlie, is a slow-aging witch with a multitude of powers but she prefers to keep to herself as much as possible.
Ghost of Switchyard by Daniel Fernando David
“Do you believe in ghosts?” You will by the end of this thrilling tale, at least one, in particular, the one that troubles “Switchyard.”
For fifteen years the world of Ever-Earth has endured droughts and famine, but it gets much worse when a mysterious force suddenly appears and begins destroying lands and villages. They call this unknown force, the “Ghost of Switchyard.” When a young boy named Christian Castle survives an attack that killed thousands, he sets off on a journey to prevent a great war from taking place. In fact, Christian should have never have grown up at all were it not for the mysterious Providence that takes place in the first chapter. Christian learns many important lessons from the old man that saved his life which will serve him later on his journey. The book is full of witty dialogue including one fascinating exchange between Christian and his grandfather after a game of chess. “Almost isn’t winning,” says his grandfather whose sacrifice of a knight ultimately leads to his victory. “Sometimes the right sacrifice will secure your place as the victor – you’ll be wise to remember that.” Christian takes this and many other lessons to heart and so will the reader in this and mesmerizing drama.
Painkiller by John Gibson
This book goes high and above your average crime-thriller. There is a political scandal, murder, cover-up, drug addiction, affair and cover-up and that’s not even the main point.
Love & Bloodlust: The Sacred Objects by Tiffany Maczynski
This ain’t your typical boy meets girl story. Avery is a vampire slayer, and Talon turns out to be a vampire.
Legendville by Stuart Grant
Detective Stephen Lewis is a burnt-out cop in Detroit whose life continues to spiral out of control when he is made a scapegoat by the Justice Department’s investigation into corruption and police brutality.
Everything to Lose” by Jenna Montes
From an explosive beginning with bombs dropping in the Afghan desert to the shocking conclusion, you have “nothing to lose” and LOTS of entertainment to gain by reading this mystery/thriller.
Dreamview 2: The Kamikaze Candidate by Daniel Lionberger
Liberal or conservative, this is a must-read for anyone who genuinely cares about solving the problems of our increasingly complex world.
“Ever Dream” by Stephen Oakley
To dream or not to dream that is the question? “For Ever Dream!” is the answer of the author who takes us on a fantastic journey into a fantasy world where “dreams really can come true.” But will they?
“Hamartia” by Raquel Rich
The author has done an absolutely sensational job of making us think about important ethical dilemmas in this futuristic thriller. The main character, Grace, has won the lottery….but not that kind of lottery.
“Honeybee” by Stephen Oakley
Fact meets fiction in this action-packed thriller. An organic honey farm in Cornwall, England, notices a rapid decline in honeybee populations caused by a deadly plant virus.
“Loner” by Stuart Grant
Surely, we’ve all felt like Mike Novak, the hero of this story, a loner who is trying to “keep (himself) from (himself).” Just one problem with that.
“Secrets Within Her Recovered” Letresa Payne
Raine Jackson returns in the exhilarating sequel to “Daughter Cry No More.” Raine is being plagued by terrifying nightmares, visions, and voices of ghosts from the past she seems destined to be unable to escape.
“Bullet Verse” by Matt Humphries
Outstanding! Matt Humphries is a true artist, and he has painted a thought-provoking masterpiece in “Bullet Verse.”
“Wish List” by Pete Stone
What’s your wish list? In this book, we learn about a man named Keith Greenhalgh who had such a list. This “wish list” is not some vain and selfish bucket list.
“Bullet Verse” by Matt Humphries
Outstanding! Matt Humphries is a true artist, and he has painted a thought-provoking masterpiece in “Bullet Verse.”
Bella & the Orbaphone by Charline Crous
–”It was a beautiful day for a walk on the beach,” but it only got better for one tiny little girl named Bella.
Broke Girl by Larry Yoke
Senior Detective Gloria Ramos is a tough Texas gal, but as we learn, everybody has a “breaking point.” This story starts with a bang (literally), and there is action and suspense on almost every page.
New Frontier: Same old Story by Chris Westmoreland
This futuristic thriller will make you think not only about what might be possible in the physical and metaphysical sense but more importantly, what is morally and ethically right in an elaborate “brave new world?”
Priceless by Lisa Hazen
Hemingway may have been correct that “Every true story ends in death,” but Lisa Hazen is out to prove him wrong.
Second Chances by Larry Yoke
Hunter O’Conner has a rough childhood, to say the least, so it’s not surprising when he begins to go down the wrong path.
Gold City Review
They say there are only seven story plots and M.T. Meyer has given us traces of each of them in this compelling drama. If as Hemingway said, “every true story ends in death,” then “Gold City” is not a true story. It’s so much more! No, the author doesn’t keep death, nor sorrow from us. There will be ample reason for tears before the reader puts the book down, but those tears and the angst that will accompany them shall surely be mollified with the uplifting hope that comes when “every ‘truer’ story ends with redemption.”
Like all historical fiction, the author has given us the truth while also taking some liberties. However, they are the kind of liberties that readers could hope would be afforded to themselves either in life or post-mortem; especially should history dismiss them as a “villain.” Such is the case for one dubbed a real-life criminal (Frank James) who gets a shot at redemption in Gold City. In fact, we come to find out the difference between hero and villain is perhaps not as discernable as we may have thought.
Travers Gage, the hero of Gold City, is not a perfect man and yet he is a man who seems to make every individual around him better as well as the city he comes to call home. It turns out, one of those individuals is the afore-mentioned “real-life villain” who in the end becomes a “historical-fiction hero.” If that alone doesn’t make you want to pick up this book, there’s also your typical wild-west gunfights for the guys, and there’s romance for the gals.
As for those seven plots, in addition to the tragedy and rebirth already hinted at, we will find plenty of “comedic” relief along the “voyage and return” of our reluctant hero, who must do what no one else will do to save the town. In addition to “overcoming the monster” of Gold City, there is a much deadlier monster within he must “gun down” before the end of his “quest.” Yes, there are rags to riches as the name of the book might suggest but perhaps not the riches the reader would imagine.
The reader will be “rich” in imagination, envisioning each well-conceived character. But the contemplation won’t end there. The painstaking “what-if’s” presented by the author bleed on every well-crafted page and will keep the reader pondering long after putting the book down. You see, in the end, Gold City is not a post-civil-war story, nor a western romance nor any of those seven plots though that’s all here. Ultimately, Gold City is about the only thing that ever should make us pick up any book. Growth.
This is the reason we dream and hope and agonize with each turn of the page. This is why we root for the characters in the book, real-life or fictional. Though it may be too late for them, their stories being already written, our own continue to unravel. So those pensive “what if’s” fill us with hope so long as there is still another page left to turn. Whether we seek peace with Travers Gage or redemption with Frank James, will we also come to learn the lesson of Gold City? “Sometimes blood is all that saves us.”
Steve Wilson WMP EIC
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