Running with Roselle

Running with Roselle: How a Blind Boy and a Puppy Grew Up, Became Best Friends, and Together Survived One of America’s Darkest Days is a follow-up novel by authors Michael Hingson and Jeanette Hanscome, Thunder Dog. Running with Roselle fills in the gaps of Roselle’s upbringing and combines her story with Mike’s as he grows...

The Decline of America: 100 Years of Leadership Failures by David D. Schein

Get your book On Amazon || Apple || Abebooks || Add it to Goodreads This post contains affiliate links. The American Presidencies have long held the interest of many around the globe with the role being the topic of many a film, book, or play, biographically and fictionally. As the Big Brother of the world,...

Written in Blood by Robert A. Stubblefield

Open on Amazon || Goodreads Written in Blood by Robert A. Stubblefield is a collection of poetry that spans the range from coming-of-age musings to poems that pontificate about the socio-political drama that was unfolding in past years. When it comes to poetry, one thing remains true and that is – it can be interpreted...

Black, White, and Gray All Over by Frederick Reynolds

As a mainly fiction book reader, memoirs rarely pique and are able to keep my interest but once I started reading this memoir, I simply could not let go. Whether you yourself are a reader of non-fiction or not, I believe that this is a book that you should be engaged in. You’ll learn quite...

Family Ties: Thicker Than Blood by B. G. Howard

Dedications and acknowledgments in books are always important, and many of them simple and cute, but there are ones that mark us with the wit behind the beauty of all of it, and B. G. Howard offers us this epic line: “…. but the extension of gratitude remains for those who believe and support me as well...

Angle of Death by William Gensburger

William Gensburger introduces the second chapter of the Mackenzie Michaels Mystery Series by reinforcing in our minds what’s the series is about and what to expect from this second book, ‘Angle of Death,’ enhancing our curiosity enough for us to turn the pages faster, and read the first scene that is very well written. William doesn’t just re-introduce us to the main...

The Line is Drawn by Jocie McKade

First impressions are essential and this book starts off with a bang, blood, and murder – “MOE SHERIDAN, Esq., fell to the floor unleashing an agonizing scream. His perfectly knotted bow tie sagged to one side and a quickly growing bloom of crimson blood covered his finely tailored shirt.” Well, hell yeah! With all the...

“Money – Plain and Simple” by Steven J Spence

“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” —Henry Ford (1863-1947), Founder of the Ford Motor Company Money. A very delicate, and many times a controversial topic that brings fiery discussions and...

The Warfighter By Craig DiLouie

When I received a review request for this book, I almost screamed my lungs out, because Craig DiLouie is one of our favourite authors of all time, and this series is one of the many series that we want to review completely. I guess dreams do come true. There were HIGH expectations for this book,...

The Aviator By Craig DiLouie

Flying is one of the coolest things on Earth and aircrafts are possibly the most awesome inventions created by mankind! They are faster than sound, look very slick and Craig DiLouie challenges our minds with them in this fast-paced thriller and IF you like adrenaline, The Aviator is the right book for you. So, we...