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Book Review: ‘Swing Set’ by Joanna Kadish
When I began reading “Swing Set” by Joanna Kadish, I was intrigued by the by idea of a swingers story. Of course, I have my own thoughts on the swinger’s lifestyle and all the many ways that being a swinger can ruin a relationship. When I think of being in love, it never crossed my …
Book Review: ‘Prism’ by Roland Allnach
Author Roland Allnach, in his new collection of stories, titled, “Prism,” has taken the risk of alienating readers with too varied a selection of genres. Everything is in the stew here: futuristic tales, love stories, horror, on and on, filling the pot with all manner of ingredients. How easily this might have backfired. After all, …
Book Review: ‘Build Wealth & Spend It All’ by Stanley Riggs
I have just finished reading “Build Wealth & Spend It All” by Stanley Riggs. I chose to read this book for several reasons: I have always been interested in financial planning; understanding strategies for enjoying the fruits of my labor; and how best to balance spending and savings. When I read the synopsis, many things …
Book Review: ‘Abuse & Betrayal’ by Richard Joseph
Richard Joseph pours his heart and soul in this divorce driven memoir “Abuse & Betrayal.” Joseph brings to light a struggle that many go through that we don’t always hear about when facing divorce and custody battles while fighting inside the legal system that is suppose to protect the innocent. Many people are fully aware …
Book Review: The Universe-ity by Michael Samuels
First Place: Self-Help The cover had my attention because I am actively a college student, and I love to learn, and especially about spirituality. Michael Samuels clearly illustrates the most important education one can receive in life has nothing to do with graduate school, instead it’s called “The Universe-ity: A Spiritual Education Using The Law …
Book Review: She Likes It Rough by GVR Corcillo
First Place: Humor/Satire First Place: Indie Where do I begin my review of “She Likes It Rough” by GVR Corcillo? Well, I am not quite sure how to deliver my thoughts because I move than loved this book, I can honestly say that I am IN LOVE with this book. I am so glad I …
Book Review: Stillwell: A Haunting on Long Island by Michael Phillip Cash
Honorable Mention: General Fiction “Stillwell: A Haunting on Long Island” by Michael Phillip Cash is the story about Paul Russo and his struggle with maintaining after the recent loss of his wife. Paul has three surviving children and daily routines are proving to be harder and harder as the effects after Allison’s death. He must …
Interview: Steven Long Mitchell & Craig W. Van Sickle, Authors of The Pretender Series
Steven Long Mitchell and Craig W. Van Sickle are the Emmy Award-nominated Writers and Executive Producers of Tin Man, the highest rated miniseries in the history of the Syfy Channel, and Co-Creator/Executive Producers of the hit cult classic TV show The Pretender. Along with their first two novels in the Pretender series, Rebirth and Saving …
Book Review: Worthy Brown’s Daughter by Phillip Margolin
Phillip Margolin is a blessing for those who like good legal thrillers. They are solid, enjoyable reads…and he is an author whom I rank right alongside John Grisham and Scott Turow. But this time round Margolin has really outdone himself with “Worthy Brown’s Daughter.” It would be a crime to relegate this book as a …
Book Review: Viva Laughter! by Patrick Shannon
“Viva Laughter” by Patrick Shannon was quite a nice break for me. This book has a wonderful flow to it, filled with stories of varying length, and varying levels on humor. It’s perfect for every age, because everyone will find something perfect for them. Patrick Shannon has a wonderful way of engaging the reader, while …
