“Shared Sorrows” delves into Frank DioGuardia’s existential crisis triggered by a pivotal event at the NYC Columbus Day Parade. Amid media frenzy and personal turmoil, he forges a profound connection with Dr. Laurie McDevitt, reshaping his beliefs and challenging his identity. Rich in introspection and societal critique, it explores themes of faith, relationships, and personal integrity, making it a compelling read for fans of literary fiction.
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Secrets of the Gold
Secrets of the Gold by Baer Charlton is an interesting read. One does not know what to expect in this book. One is escaping a harsh life and the other is blind-sided to what his life was like. Together, these two individuals find the answers they search for on their journey. At first, I wondered about the pairing. But the characters worked. Baer Charlton wrote a wonderful coming of age story that digs its claws into you and doesn’t let go until the end. It is a wild ride. Suspenseful, engaging, and entertaining Secrets of the Gold is a mystery that readers do not want to miss.
Plundering the Past
An enjoyable read. Taylor weaves an interesting tale between present and past, applying vivid imagery and his wealth of seafaring knowledge. A suitable read for both adults and teens as well.
Voices Beckon
The scattering of eighteenth-century language made it more authentic . . . highly recommend this book and anxiously await the next.”
Cinco d’ Mojave
“Cinco d’ Mojave” is a masterfully crafted mystery that captivates from start to finish. For fans of suspenseful crime fiction with a strong investigative angle and a touch of psychological depth, this novel delivers a satisfying and immersive experience. The author’s ability to balance plot intricacies, engaging characters, and a sense of urgency makes this a standout addition to the genre.
The Great Liquor War
“The Great Liquor War” is not just a historical novel; it’s an immersive experience that transports readers to a pivotal time in Canada’s history. For those who enjoy richly detailed historical fiction with well-drawn characters and a blend of adventure and realism, this novel is a satisfying and engaging read.
People of the West
“People of the West” is not just a collection of stories; it’s a homage to the unsung heroes and heroines who played pivotal roles in building the North America we know today. This work is a testament to the author’s deep understanding of history and a commendable ability to infuse life into historical events. For those who appreciate a blend of fiction and history, this collection is a literary gem that unfolds the captivating saga of a continent and its diverse inhabitants.
Boundaries
“Boundaries” successfully captures the essence of a morally gray protagonist navigating a world filled with challenges. The story’s thematic exploration of managing expectations, appreciating incremental change, and the consequences of digging too deep into one’s past adds depth to the narrative. Fans of character-driven crime fiction will find “Boundaries” a captivating and thought-provoking read.
War of the Staffs
A human prince must defeat a powerful vampire warlock in this debut YA fantasy novel with sci-fi and horror elements.
Training His Slave
The story’s seamless flow keeps readers eagerly turning pages to witness the compelling bending of wills.