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Albetration 2394 AD by Brian Pinzon
All Over the World Boys Behaving Badly by Brynn Sommerlynn
American Baby Boomer by Lucas Carter
Battle of Elm and 11th, The  by Tanner Frankfort
Beatific Vision by Jordan Spiece
Beliefs by Gardiner Noble
Bethlehem’s Brothers by Ronald Hera
Biggest Hole in the Iron Curtain, The by Levente Batizy
Blazing, The by Buffy M. Brinkley
Boy, A Man and a Game, A by Stanton Sheogobind
Boys’ Secrets and Men’s Loves by David A.J. Richards
Built to Last by Stanley Turkel, CMHS, ISHC
Child’s View of the Prairie, A by Susan C. McDermott
Cooperative Lives by Patrick Finegan
Decision Affirmed by Clarence “Kip” Vold
Denied! Failing Cordelia by Simon Cambridge
Devil’s Bookkeepers, The:  Book 1 by Mark H Newhouse
Everyone Dies Famous by Len Joy
Eye, The by W.A.J. van Heuven, M.D.
Eyes of Africa by Victorine D. Ngangu
Ezekial: A Warning by Lawrence Adams
Few More Minutes, A by Brenda Livingston Bradley
Finding the Clouds and a Life by Carl M. Robinson
Forty Year Con Game, The by Dr. Michael B. Harrington
Galena Nuclear Project, The by Marvin L. Yoder
Girls of Charity, The by Latosha Downs
Guys in Their 20s in the ‘60s by Dennis S. Rasmussen
Hairy Phil Finds Fairy Hill by Tish Quigley
Higgins Hotel by Carla Coffman
Illness of Medicine, The by Michael J. Young, M.D.
If You Want to Soar with Eagles, Don’t Hang Out with Turkeys  by Lois E. Scott
Igbo Mediators of Yahweh Culture of Life by Philip Chidi Njemanze
It Is What It Is by Judy Sunne Knowles
Jake’s Fantastic Journey by Linda Hunt
Jasmine and the Lamp of Spells by Leonard Tate
Jonathan’s Venture by Wai Kit Chiang
Kahana by Ann Kennedy
Kem Weber by David A. Bossert
Keys to the Kingdom Revealed by Richard Dunlap
Kings Death, The by Ed Cannon
Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, Where Are You? by Alexander J.S. Warner
Kodiak Tales by Harry B. Dodge III
Left for Dead at Nijmegen by Marcus A. Nannini
Leonardo da Vinci Cartographer and Inventor of the Google Map by Ann C. Pizzorusso
Life and Death by John Durbin Husher
Little Billy and the Birds by T. Steele Petry
Little Dougie and the Dogs by T. Steele Petry
Little Freddy in the Forest by T. Steele Petry
Little Jenny in the Jungle by T. Steele Petry
Little Sally on Safari by T. Steele Petry
Living in Brazil by H. Lynn Beck
Living with the Devil’s Daughter by Webster T. George
Lord Chamberlain's Daughter, The by Ron Fritsch
Major Grumpy Morning Man by Jason Gobby
Matt Monroe and The Haunted House by Edward Torba
Memories of a Jewish Girl from Brooklyn by Helene Meisner Oelerich
Musings of a Military Maverick by Yoginder Sharma
Nights Remembered by Bruce Collier
On the Edge of Life by M. Blackthorn
Passport Mystery, The by Eve Grafton
Perception by Jack Sinclair
Pockets of My Brain, The by Constance Breen
Preacher with a Pen by Garfield Gordon
Pretty by Karen Vorbeck Williams
Real You Does Not Die, The by William Pillow
Reversible Mask, The by Loretta Goldberg
Sammy Explores Charlotte, North Carolina by Pete Mravetz
Satellite Street by Eleanor Lerman
Seven Shadows by V. S. Kemanis
Shobu Samurai by Shinry
Sole Surviving Son, A by W. Matthew Hart
Sterling and the Book of Miracles by Pam Dabon
Sweet Dominique by Will Holmes
Tails of Linda Place, The by Josephine E. Hernandez
Talk Till The Minutes Run Out by Benedicte Grima
Three Degrees and Gone by J. Stewart Willis
To Find by J. R. Klein
Toby by Phyllis M. Cutler
Transference by B.T. Keaton
Troubles of Our Lives by Marie-Ghislaine Mera
Trump by E. M. Fintan
Walking Shadow, A by Gary Bolick
What Makes a Happy Marriage by Radzilani N Martin
Where Sheep May Safely Graze by Phyllis Staton Campbell
Woods, A Summer Weave by Jane Summers
Year Winter Came Late, The by Michael Larzelere and Susan M. Ward
         
 
 
 
 
The Beginning of the Affair: What the US Review Sees in Book Starts
Again and again, we notice a pattern at the start of a successful book. Great nonfiction, a genre designed to inform, employs a compelling narrative to connect with the reader, while great fiction, a genre for storytelling, informs the reader about life. Each genre delves into the others’ skill set to engage and teach with equal measure. The nexus between the two is universal truth, and after only a few pages, the reader must desire to uncover the truth in a book. ...
 
 
Reviews for February 2020
Albetration 2394 AD by Brian Pinzon
All Over the World Boys Behaving Badly by Brynn Sommerlynn
Art and Soul by Roxsane K. Tiernan
Audits of the Heart by Angelica Wolf
Battle of Elm and 11th, The by Tanner Frankfort
Beliefs by Gardiner Noble
Bible’s Black History, The by Elder Leroy Bake
Black Warriors by Ivan J. Houston with Gordon Cohn
Blazing, The by Buffy M. Brinkley
Boys’ Secrets and Men’s Loves by David A.J. Richards
Child’s View of the Prairie, A by Susan C. McDermott
Denied! Failing Cordelia by Simon Cambridge
Diary of Lady X, The by Mursalin Machado
Everyone Dies Famous by Len Joy
Expendable Natives by Roger Anderson
Ezekial: A Warning by Lawrence Adams
Few More Minutes, A by Brenda Livingston Bradley
Forty Year Con Game, The by Dr. Michael B. Harrington
Galena Nuclear Project, The by Marvin L. Yoder
Hairy Phil Finds Fairy Hill by Tish Quigley
Higgins Hotel by Carla Coffman
If You Want to Soar with Eagles, Don’t Hang Out with Turkeys by Lois E. Scott
Igbo Mediators of Yahweh Culture of Life by Philip Chidi Njemanze
It Is What It Is by Judy Sunne Knowles
Jake’s Fantastic Journey by Linda Hunt
Jonathan’s Venture by Wai Kit Chiang
Keys to the Kingdom Revealed by Richard Dunlap
Kitty Cat, Kitty Cat, Where Are You? by Alexander J.S. Warner
Kodiak Tales by Harry B. Dodge III
Leonardo da Vinci Cartographer and Inventor of the Google Map by Ann C. Pizzorusso
Life and Death by John Durbin Husher
Little Billy and the Birds by T. Steele Petry
Little Dougie and the Dogs by T. Steele Petry
Little Jenny in the Jungle by T. Steele Petry
Little Sally on Safari by T. Steele Petry
Living in Brazil by H. Lynn Beck
Living with the Devil’s Daughter by Webster T. George
Memories of a Jewish Girl from Brooklyn by Helene Meisner Oelerich
Motives by G. Gilbert Cano
Musings of a Military Maverick by Yoginder Sharma
Nights Remembered by Bruce Collier
On the Edge of Life by M. Blackthorn
Over the Storms of Life by J.O.Y. Aladetan
Paradise in Ruins by Antwyn Price
Passport Mystery, The by Eve Grafton
Pockets of My Brain, The by Constance Breen
Preacher with a Pen by Garfield Gordon
Real You Does Not Die!, The by William Pillow
Return of the Butterflies, The by Elio F. Beltran
Sammy Explores Charlotte, North Carolina by Pete Mravetz
Sole Surviving Son, A by W. Matthew Hart
Sweet Dominique by Will Holmes
Terran Command by John Daniel Pontius
This is Me by Gary Wilson
Three Degrees and Gone by J. Stewart Willis
Trump by E. M. Fintan
Until Now by Bobbie J. Player
Visit to the Kingdom of Camelot, A by R. L. Greenwood
What Makes a Happy Marriage by Radzilani N Martin
Where Sheep May Safely Graze by Phyllis Staton Campbell
Woods, A Summer Weave by Jane Summers
World Football Domination by Anthony Ranieri
World War II by Pith Schure
Year Winter Came Late, The by Michael Larzelere and Susan M. Ward

 
 
 
Focus Review
The Lord Chamberlain's Daughter by Ron Fritsch
 
Lord Chamberlain’s daughter, better known as Ophelia, has a new story to tell. In this satisfying remake, Ophelia’s fate is markedly different from the one Shakespeare assigned her. In this story, she is alive and well and ready to talk about her childhood friendship with Hamlet and Horatio, palace intrigue, and the warmongering of men in power. Shakespeare’s setting remains, and the time and place of the original play are intact, but the plot has gone astray, reimagined and rebranded with a powerful female protagonist driving the action of the familiar story’s milestones: the murders and resulting power shifts.  ...
 
 
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Recommended Reviews
American Baby Boomer by Lucas Carter
Beatific Vision by Jordan Spiece
Bethlehem’s Brothers by Ronald Hera
Biggest Hole in the Iron Curtain, The by Levente Batizy
Boy, A Man and a Game, A by Stanton Sheogobind
Built to Last by Stanley Turkel, CMHS, ISHC
Decision Affirmed by Clarence “Kip” Vold
Devil’s Bookkeepers, The: Book 1 by Mark H Newhouse
Eye, The by W.A.J. van Heuven, M.D.
Eyes of Africa by Victorine D. Ngangu
Finding the Clouds and a Life by Carl M. Robinson
Girls of Charity, The by Latosha Downs
Guys in Their 20s in the ‘60s by Dennis S. Rasmussen
Inside the Sun by Alexis Marie Chute
Jasmine and the Lamp of Spells by Leonard Tate
Kings Death, The by Ed Cannon
Left for Dead at Nijmegen by Marcus A. Nannini
Little Freddy in the Forest by T. Steele Petry
Major Grumpy Morning Man by Jason Gobby
Memories of Pith by Pith Schure
Perception by Jack Sinclair
Pretty by Karen Vorbeck Williams
Satellite Street by Eleanor Lerman
Seven Shadows by V. S. Kemanis
Shobu Samurai by Shinry
Sterling and the Book of Miracles by Pam Dabon
Success Is Within You by Michael W. Jackson
Tails of Linda Place, The by Josephine E. Hernandez
Transference by B.T. Keaton
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