Tampa is one of those books that the second that you pick it up you are immediately disturbed by but you cannot look away. Teacher/Student relationships are one of the most taboo topics that there is yet they are so
An Empty Nest is the second novel that I have been honored to review by author Sandy Day. This piece is like a series of sketches put together by an author to represent one complete picture. you are served snapshots
Keepers of the Forest opens with the meeting of prostitute, Sherry, and an unassuming older man named Crispus who in an instance changes the course of her life forever. He is out of place on the streets where she works
Before you read this review you will want to first check out my previous review of the first installment to this trilogy: The Xeno Manifesto by Brysen Mann. In the sequel to Brysen Mann's Xeno Manifesto we pick up right where
Hardened Hearts is a collection of short stories edited by Eddie Generous that center on the darker, less spoken of, aspects of love. This collection, though tethered to this concept, is composed of such wildly different stories and storytellers which
I Am a Failure by Akil Sharma is a book about, well, failure. As you follow the narrative you keep hoping for some big redeeming win that just does not happen. This harsh reality makes it hard to stay engaged
Raina: A Prequel to Jacqueline Willoughby Raina by Schuyler Randall is the prequel to the previously released Jacqueline Willoughby. In this new addition to the storyline we are taken back in time to the source of where all of the murders
The book was about a family from Ireland that meets up with Americans that are traveling speaking about the brutality of slavery. One of the Americans, Frederick Douglass, inspires the young son, Nathan Whyte. His father, Daniel Whyte, is
Let me start by saying that I was extremely excited to pick up this book after browsing on Amazon. I had read the opening which is set on a grizzly crime scene where someone has quite viciously murdered an elderly
The story of Davidia Jones was one that I just could not put down from the opening page until it's closure. It is an ugly duckling story like none other that you have ever read before and when I tell