“Mike Murphy is a true wordsmith with a keen sense of humor and deep insight. If you like Stand By Me (Stephen King’s The Body), you’ll fall in love with Section Roads.”
Tag: Fiction
As Time Goes By
Plagued by questions of narcissism, existentialism, and identity, Old is a contradictory narrator who both insists on his significance and denies it, offering up memories of his childhood, Navy service, love affairs, and professional life in unembellished prose. Awash in nostalgia, this book offers a misty-eyed look back at childhood from the vantage of old age… Even so, the author imbues each chapter with the essence of the past, painting a vivid portrait of American boyhood in the 20th century.
Saints, Strangers and Rosehip Tea
A wonderful historical tale, rich with period detail, which shows the quiet, behind-the-scenes work and tribulations of the women who came to the New World. It’s a bittersweet story, knowing that the population was later to die out of starvation, but its strength is in the small moments–the joy of a healthy child, the heartbreak of death, the resolve to keep going, and the non-anachronistic portrayal of the role of women is enough to make one grateful for how far we’ve come.
Darker Than Blue
“I really enjoyed reading Darker than Blue, I was taken aback by how clever and well-written it was! I can’t wait until it’s published, I’ll definitely be buying it and I’d be more than happy to help you advertise and promote it once it’s all done!”
Pride of Alar
What a wonderfully entertaining book, it kept me intrigued to the very end! This book is great for young and old alike, so pick up a copy for your teen and for you! Fantasy, magic, fairies, love, family and a new world await you in Pride Of Alar!
American Dry
American Dry is an electrifying fusion of eco-war, political intrigue, and love, set against a backdrop of life-and-death struggles. The battle over water, humanity’s most vital resource, serves as the catalyst uniting Canada and the United States in a gripping conflict. The narrative, spanning influential hubs like the White House, Sacramento, Flint, Ottawa, Vancouver, and Atlin, skillfully explores the complex characters as they confront the far-reaching consequences of their choices in a high-stakes contest to control or protect this invaluable commodity.
Anna’s Dance
“Exquisitely written and memorably shaped, Michele Levy’s subtle, bold novel takes us to places known and unknown, helping us to find ourselves.”
The Ninth Passage
The Ninth Passage by Dale O. Cloninger offers a story of love in the face of adversity and community scrutiny. While the prologue may be a bit dull, the narrative comes alive as Alec and Tracy’s relationship unfolds, capturing the reader’s attention with its engaging portrayal of small-town life and complex characters. Cloninger’s storytelling keeps you invested in the characters’ journeys despite a few minor issues, ultimately making this a worthy read.
Raven’s Lament
Beautifully written, Raven’s Lament takes the reader into the spirit world of ancient and magical Haida legends. Written with a reverence for nature and native cultures, this read is bound to touch your soul.
Love Letters From The Black Sea
“Love Letters From The Black Sea” eloquently weaves the profound emotions of longing, desire, and love, painting a vivid picture of the human heart’s unquenchable yearning for connection and intimacy.