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All I Want For Christmas Is...A Family by L.P. Randolph
Along Came Hell, or So I Thought by Lois Young
Auction, The by Elci North
Bag of Tricks, A by Peter Leibert
Blood of Words, The by Shane Stone
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Death of Wisdom, The Rise of Folly, The by Dr. Arnold O. Thompson
Every Story Is a Miracle by Gary Wilson
Fingerprints of God by Melanie Burgess
Fix Your Back Like an Architect by Marian Jodlowski
Fried Oyster Sandwich by Lloyd Gross
God is the Cure, Love is the Answer by Aimee Cabo Nikolov
God’s Home, My Heart by Walter A. Wheat, M.A.
Guilty of Nothing by Kevin King
He Is the Light the Lord the Love of My Life by Arlene M. Wood
Heaven Is Amazing by Carolyn T. Linn
Holy Spirit of Fire by Tim Henry
How to Win Your Case by Thomas Curtis MD
Human Paradox, The by Gilbert E. Mulley
Inside My Ugly Mind by Jacob Gallegos
Inspirational Devotions of Hope During America's-COVID Pandemic by Leda Rafter
Johnson Place, The by James Willis
King Solomon's Empire by Archie W. N. Roy, PhD and Margaret P. Roy
Last Lumenian, The by S. G. Blaise
Later When the Tide Comes In by David Lasswell
Loving a Beautiful Mind by Carolyn T. Linn
Message in a Bullet by Owen Thomas
Mr. Bob’s Corny Jokes Cynthia Dewindt
My Journey to America by Aj Rasih
Name I Choose, The by Holly Brough
Nicky, A Boy’s Furry Companion by Bonnie Lou Schreiner
Pacifica by Richard C. Deason
Play Nancy Spain by Tony Cassidy
Pyrrhic Victory, A: Vol. III by Ian Crouch
Reality Prism by Paul E. Vallely Major General, US Army (Ret) and John D. Trudel
Replacement Cell by Forrest Glenn
Russian Doll, The by Owen Thomas
Strange Stories by Sarala Kunhambu
Symphony of Logic from the “Basket of Deplorables”, A by Cornelius Van Blyderveen
Things I Wish I’d Known at 13 by Sonja Reynolds
This May Be Difficult to Read by Claire N. Rubman, PhD
Through the Dark Looking Glass by Garret Godwin
Town Called Why, A by Rick Lenz
Viral War by Josephine deBois
Walk, The by Gordon Bostic
When Love Abides Broken by Aidan Brezovar
Women of the Word: Vol. 1 by Melissa Joy Parcels
          
 
 
 
Reviews for February 2023
8 Frog Street by Rezaul Khan
Adventures of Angel, The by Ross Alan Hahn
All I Want For Christmas Is...A Family by L.P. Randolph
Along Came Hell, or So I Thought by Lois Young
Apogee by Lou Earle
Bag of Tricks, A by Peter Leibert
Café Rendezvous by Gerry Fraser Bryant
Death of Wisdom, The Rise of Folly, The by Dr. Arnold O. Thompson
Do Nothing by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr.
Every Story Is a Miracle by Gary Wilson
Faulty Friendship by Ugochukwu Ikwuakor
Fried Oyster Sandwich by Lloyd Gross
God’s Home, My Heart by Walter A. Wheat, M.A.
Guilty of Nothing by Kevin King
He Is the Light the Lord the Love of My Life by Arlene M. Wood
Heaven Is Amazing by Carolyn T. Linn
Human Paradox, The by Gilbert E. Mulley
Inside My Ugly Mind by Jacob Gallegos
Inspirational Devotions of Hope During America's-COVID Pandemic by Leda Rafter
Johnson Place, The by James Willis
Later When the Tide Comes In by David Lasswell
Looking for Africa in America by Ike Okwuono
Loving a Beautiful Mind by Carolyn T. Linn
Lundie’s Stories by Lundie Thayer and Karen King
Mr. Bob’s Corny Jokes by Cynthia Dewindt
Nicky, A Boy’s Furry Companion by Bonnie Lou Schreiner
Pacifica by Richard C. Deason
Package, The by Patrick Power
Play Nancy Spain by Tony Cassidy
Replacement Cell by Forrest Glenn
Sara Bell: Life on the Farm by RP Wood
Soul Searching and Spiritual Warfare by Dr. Belinda Ball
Strange Stories by Sarala Kunhambu
Symphony of Logic from the “Basket of Deplorables”, A by Cornelius Van Blyderveen
Things I Wish I’d Known at 13 by Sonja Reynolds
This May Be Difficult to Read by Claire N. Rubman, PhD
Through the Dark Looking Glass by Garret Godwin
Viral War by Josephine deBois
Volunteers by James Rozhon
When Love Abides Broken by Aidan Brezovar
Women of the Word: Vol. 1 by Melissa Joy Parcels

 
 
 
Focus Review
The Trailing Ghost
by Roberto de Haro
Gatekeeper Press

book review by Kate Robinson

"His skills as a trained assassin, bodyguard, investigator, and counterterrorist were impressive."

James Bond and Jack Ryan have nothing on Dale Lipinski, law school grad, special ops/black ops soldier, and former LASD detective. Suave, cool, and tech-savvy, the ladies' man glibly captures his female colleague's hearts while frequenting intel circles as a specialist for U.S. and Israeli intelligence operations and as a freelance crime-busting vigilante. When a sinister international syndicate steps on too many toes while engaging in the sale of street drugs, weapons, human trafficking, and partnering with corrupt criminal dictatorships, Lipinski circles the globe, visiting major international cities to bring down their operatives. In the process, he is advised by experts in intelligence gathering, hacking, and cybercrime. As the story comes to a deadly conclusion, the backdrop morphs into the familiar territory of a serious new virus emerging from China that threatens to engulf the world in a deadly pandemic.    .... (read more)
 
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Fingerprints of God by Melanie Burgess
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Walk, The by Gordon Bostic

 
 
 
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Replacement Cell by Forrest Glenn
 
"Glenn brings to life an adventure story in an exotic location. ... vividly [illuminating] a relatively unknown part of the world... [including] a thrilling and compelling tour through the Amazon jungle."
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This May Be Difficult to Read by Claire N Rubman

"Gathering a bounty of research and personal experience, author, professor, and parent Rubman puts to rest many myths about learning to read, guiding us toward the best, most potent methods available, including myriad tips and techniques that demystifies the process."
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Message in a Bullet by Owen Thomas
 
"This page-turner is a fast-paced and entertaining read featuring hard-boiled characters reminiscent of those of Raymond Chandler. Fans of crime fiction, particularly those featuring complicated, quirky characters, should enjoy this book. ... a first offering in a series that promises to keep readers coming back for more."
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Russian Doll by Owen Thomas
 
"Rich, unique personalities have been crafted for every character in the story. It makes this book hard to put down. Mack could have stepped right out of a classic crime novel.... Fans of that genre might well add this series to their favorites list."
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The Munich Girl by Phyllis Edgerly Ring
 
"Ring is a gifted writer who employs language rich with emotional resonance. Three stories beguilingly intertwine.  ...fascinating stories intimately told with compassion and grace. The plot flows like a river sliding in and out of tributaries that continually add context, illumination, and depth." 
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