Featured Books

Alien Veil, The by Philip Altman
Along the Waterways: Dreamtime Mysteries (Book 2) by Jenni Barnett
And He Said “Praise Me!” by Penny Meyer Hovda
Aussie Knowhow by Kevin Johnson
Beer and Gasoline by John Knoerle
Betrayed by Eve DeLange
Blood for Freedom by J.P. Piché
Burying the Lede by Joseph Levalley
Case of Emil Diesel, The by Patricia Menton
Cordelia Lionheart by Ron Fritsch
Dark Knowledge by Clifford Browder
Dating Policy, The by Suzanne Eglington
Dragon's Harvest, The by Jason F. Boggs
Eagle and The Lion, The by Laurel Robinson
Family Matters by D. C. Moses
Further Collected Poems by B. E. Stock
Game Piece by Alan Brenham
Genisis of a Champion by Thomas M. O'Gorman III
Gods and Heroes by Oladele Olusanya
Good Intentions—Bad Consequences by Phillip Nelson
Growing Influence by Ron Price and Stacy Ennis
Journey of Hope, The by Patricia Hope
Jubilant Journeys  by Connie Spenuzza, M.S. Ed.
Kinfolk, The by Josh Hickman
Krakenscourge by John Graham
Let Us Give Thanks by Robert Perkins
Lobbycratic Governance by Godfrey Harris
Lockheed Elite by Tyler Wandschneider
Love is the Answer by Aimee Cabo 
Maddy's Place by R. L. Bowden
Man and the Machine by John R. Day, Jr.
Man on the Fence by John R. Day, Jr.
Middle East Quicksand by Robert Thomas Fertig
Mirror, The by William A. Stephens Jr.
Mum and Me by Sasha May
My Life as a Diabetic by Celeste Barnard
Myopic Life Resonated from the Brink of the Abyss, A by Simeon W. Johnson
Poems: Reflecting the Truth—Volume One by Ernie Hasler
Poetic Insight into Womanhood, A by Curtis-Roy Worrall
Poetry: A Mind of Is Own by Sonja Conta
Prayer with God by Veronica O'Connor
Quall Assassin by Yuan Jur
Raven's Resurrection by John D. Trudel
Real Daughter, A by Lynne McKelvey
Retribution: A Jack Sanders Novelette by Philip Barnard
Revelation Through Science by James G. Martin
Secret Garden by Veronica Red
September's Song by Ryan Jo Summers
Shadow of the Fall by Aaron T. Brownell
Space Rangers by Sebastian Deras
They'll Never Die by Don Camus
Thousand Sleeps, A by Mike Taylor
Through Fire and Over Water by Maria Krechowec
Traitors or Patriots? by Louis R. Eltscher
TruthTeller by Carmeline
Ubuntu: Unconditional Love by Anita Schattenberg
Unlocking The Natural Born Leader's Abilities by Salar A. Khan, MD., MBA.
What Every Seventh-day Adventist Should Know about The Shepherd’s Rod: Volume I by Garrick D. Augustus
What's Happening to Our World? by Ernie Hasler
Window to My Soul by Boby Beavers
Zimbabwe Falcon by David Maring
     
 
 
 
 
The Authority of Book Awards
Most authors, either through their own efforts or those of a PR firm, seek validation and publicity for their books. Recognition by a reputable book award can do both. Unfortunately, many national book awards are closed to small, academic, and independent press authors, and their practices can be just as exclusive and suspect as your local government. (See earlier article: The Eric Hoffer Book Award: Righting the Wrongs.) ...
 
 
Reviews for January 2019
Acid and Bribery by Jeanne Ann Off
Alien Veil, The by Philip Altman
Along the Waterways by Jenni Barnett
Aussie Knowhow by Kevin Johnson
Awakening by Jackie Goldman
Betrayed by Eve DeLange
Cordelia Lionheart by Ron Fritsch
Dark Knowledge by Clifford Browder
Dragon's Harvest, The by Jason F. Boggs
Eagle and The Lion, The by Laurel Robinson
First Trumpet, The by Brian Wilson
Further Collected Poems by B. E. Stock
Genesis of a Champion by Thomas M. O'Gorman III
Good Intentions—Bad Consequences by Phillip Nelson
Ignorance by Sally A. Allen
In the Shadow of War by Patrick M. Garry
Intrusion by Lanayre Liggera
Jubilant Journeys by Connie Spenuzza, M.S. Ed.
Let Us Give Thanks by Robert Perkins
Lobbycratic Governance by Godfrey Harris
Maddy's Place by R. L. Bowden
Man and the Machine by John R. Day, Jr.
Moses v. Trump by David M. Dorsen
Myopic Life Resonated from the Brink of the Abyss, A by Simeon W. Johnson
Poems: Reflecting the Truth—Volume One by Ernie Hasler
Poetic Insight into Womanhood, A by Curtis-Roy Worrall
Poetry: A Mind of Is Own by Sonja Conta
Retribution: A Jack Sanders Novelette by Philip Barnard
Revelation Through Science by James G. Martin
Secret Garden by Veronica Red
Space Rangers by Sebastian Deras
Through Fire and Over Water by Maria Krechowec
TruthTeller by Carmeline
Ubuntu: Unconditional Love by Anita Schattenberg
What Every Seventh-day Adventist Should Know about The Shepherd’s Rod: Volume I by Garrick D. Augustus
What's Happening to Our World? by Ernie Hasler
Window to My Soul by Boby Beavers

 
 
 
Focus Review
A Thousand Sleeps by Mike Taylor 
The children of Goose Creek, much like those of many small mountain towns, are well-versed in the lore of strange creatures or ghosts inhabiting the mountain woods. Stories of Ben Walkman have been staple lore for the inhabitants of Goose Creek since his disappearance and presumed death for sixty years. In Taylor’s novel, secrets, greed, and deception abound like Goose Creek’s surrounding foliage, and as the town has moved from its beginnings at the end of the 19th Century into a more progressive and enlightened era, so does the truth emerge from the dark recesses of its mountain woods. ...
 
Recommended Reviews
And He Said “Praise Me!” by Penny Meyer Hovda
Burying the Lede by Joseph Levalley
Earnest Occupations by Richard Hague
Kinfolk, The by Josh Hickman
Krakenscourge by John Graham
Learning Project, The by Lincoln Stoller
Lennox's Story by Daisy Bourne
Lockheed Elite by Tyler Wandschneider
Man on the Fence by John E. Day, Jr.
Mirror, The by William A. Stephens Jr.
Mum and Me by Sasha May
My Life as a Diabetic by Celeste Barnard
Prayer with God by Veronica O'Connor
Resurgence of the Hunt by Puja Guha
September's Song by Ryan Jo Summers
Shadow of the Fall by Aaron T. Brownell
They'll Never Die by Don Calmus
Thousand Sleeps, A by Mike Taylor
Traitors or Patriots? by Louis R. Eltscher
Zimbabwe Falcon by David Maring

 
 
 
        
 
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