Book excerpt: Crystal’s House of Queers by Brooke Skipstone
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Three senior girls in rural Alaska escape their abusive pasts by raising their dyke flag for themselves and their community. Crystal Rose […]
BookView Review: The Findlings by Joanne Rodasta Wilshin
Wilshin makes her foray into fiction with this tightly wound, emotionally harrowing tale. It’s 1949. A tragic incident separates Evan and Beatrice from their birth mother. The siblings soon get […]
BookView Review: On Distant Shores by Wes Snowden
Snowden spins a riveting tale of destitution, stroke of luck, and revenge in this historical thrill ride. It was 1847 in Bellyclaven, Ireland, when eighteen-year-old Jonathan Flynn lost his whole […]
BookView Review: Becoming Olive W.: The Women of Campbell County: Family Saga Book 1 by S. Lee Fisher
Fisher weaves family dynamics and individualism into a captivating historical tale set in the early 1900s in her series kicker in The Women of Campbell County: Family Saga series. After […]
Book excerpt:Becoming Olive W.: The Women of Campbell County: Family Saga Book 1 by S. Lee Fisher
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: Beautiful, brilliant, wealthy. The world should be Olive’s oyster. Does she want too much? For young women in the early 1900s, sometimes […]
BookView Review: Libby the Lobivia Jajoiana by Regan W.H. Macaulay (Author), Kevin Risk (Author), Gordon Bagshaw (Illustrator)
Regan W.H. Macaulay and Kevin Risk blend tender emotions and significant life lessons, creating an optimistic story that celebrates uniqueness and self-discovery. With all the flowering plants in the outside […]
BookView Interview with Author Rush Leaming
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Rush Leaming, about his writing and soon-to-be released mystery, Dead Tree Tales (Read the […]
BookView Reveiw: Dead Tree Tales by Rush Leaming
Leaming’s wholly entertaining latest introduces readers to the fabulous setting of Charleston, SC, and the surrounding islands and an endearing pair of thoroughly accomplished detectives. Detective Charlie Harper and Detective […]
BookView review: Simple Style Tips For The 21st Century Man: How To Step Up Your Style Game by Dennis D. Berry “The Style Guy”
In this informative guide, Berry, Style Consultant, Visual Stylist and Buyer for The Suit Depot in Oak Park MI, one of the largest Men’s Clothier in the Midwest, delivers a […]
BookView Review: Where Are We Tomorrow? by Tavi Taylor Black
In her debut, Black crafts a nuanced portrait of a woman struggling to define her life away from her professional identity. As a touring electrician for the fairly successful popstar […]
BookView Interview with Author Tavi Taylor Black
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Tavi Taylor Black, author, set designer the Vashon Dance Academy, who also works as the […]
BookView Review: Rampant Necromancer (Northern Necromancers: The Island #2) by Amy B. Nixon
Nixon’s lush and lively second installment in the Northern Necromancers: The Island series is complete with multidimensional characters, witty dialogue, stunning prose, and richly drawn fantasy world. Learyn Dustrikke is […]
BookView Review: The You Beyond You – The Knowledge of the Willing by Ramzi Najjar
In this supremely practical and useful book, Najjar offers ideas and strategies to break bad habits and beliefs to realize one’s full potential. With his ability to distill intricate topics […]
BookView Review: Nuclear Midnight by Robert Cole
Cole serves up buffet-size portions of action, nightmarish apocalyptic events, extreme weather conditions, impossible odds, murder, and mayhem in his page-turning dystopian. An adventurous holiday in England for Alex Carhill […]
Book excerpt: Nuclear Midnight by Robert Cole
Buy now Read the review From the Blurb: On a holiday in England, Alex Carhill is caught in the nightmare of a nuclear holocaust. In a matter of hours, a […]
The Immortal Serpent (Bloodstone Dagger #1) by K.E. Barron
Barron assembles an unlikely band of heroes, taking them on a nail-biting journey into a chaotic world in this impressive fantasy, the first in the Bloodstone Dagger series. Cursed at […]
BookView Interview with Author K.E. Barron
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to K.E. Barron, about her writing and newly released fanatsy, the series kicker in Bloodstone […]
BookView Review: Haunting Magic (The Witches of New Mourne #2) by Neely Powell
In this tightly plotted second installment in The Witches of New Mourne series, Powell mixes nonstop action and intrigue with a wealth of mythology and delivers a thoroughly satisfying tale. […]
Book Trailer:The Next Right Thing by Céline Perron
Buy now Book review FROM THE BLURB Twenty-seven-year-old Rena Moretti has lived her life the only way she knows how: by being a good girl and avoiding scrutiny. As the […]
BookView Interview with Author Céline Perron
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Céline Perron, about her writing and newly released thriller, The Next Right Thing, (read […]
Book review: The Next Right Thing by Céline Perron
Perron delves into the complexities of justice, abandonment, past trauma, and courage to do the right in this engrossing crime thriller. For twenty-seven-year-old Rena, life as a journalist is awfully […]
Book review: The Ram’s Tale by Alina Isac (Author), Livia Savin (Illustrator)
Isac’s delightfully woven tale features a young shepherd boy who must pick between riches and two remarkable animals. Deep in the valleys of England, a malevolent giant lives with his […]
BookView Interview with Author Martyn Rhys Vaughan
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Martyn Rhys Vaughan, about his writing and newly released science fiction tale, Doom of […]
Book review: Doom of Stars by Martyn Rhys Vaughan
In this brilliant novel, Vaughan imagines a futuristic world engulfed in chaos and devastation as climate change wreaks havoc on the planet. The world is ending: the cities and towns […]
Book review: The Iron Labyrinth by Merrilee Beckman
Set in 1947 in England, Beckman’s exceptionally imaginative, compelling science fiction novel takes her protagonist into a devastatingly grim subterranean world where servitude is the only way to stay alive. […]
