Privilege Lost by Joshua Elyashiv: a Behind the Scenes Look
Joshua Elyashiv is the author of Privilege Lost, a personal and poignant memoir that recalls his experiences and hardships throughout his time in prison. In our discussion, we aim to learn more about Elyashiv’s book. We do this by giving him open-ended prompts about his book, where we’ll discuss the process of writing it, as […]
Homeless to Hopkins by Christopher L. Smith, the Light at the End of the Tunnel
Christopher L. Smith’s memoir Homeless to Hopkins captivated me from the very first page. His raw honesty was what really allowed me to immerse myself fully in his journey. As someone who deeply appreciates philosophical reads such as memoirs, I found Smith’s writing to be very well done, the detailing of the hardships of his […]
The Devil Won’t Keep Us Apart by Shane T. Clark, a Dark and Immersive Story
I recently had the pleasure of reading The Devil Won’t Keep Us Apart by Shane T. Clark, and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed. This novel is a gripping blend of mystery, suspense, and psychological depth that had me entirely engrossed from beginning to end. Clark’s writing is sharp and evocative, drawing the reader […]
Writing with Depth, an Interview with Rhonda Parker Taylor
Crossroads by Rhonda Parker Taylor is a crime thriller about a woman who’s involvement as a juror in a murder case turns her life upside down. Rhonda Parker Taylor is an author with many years of experience in business, management and teaching. She has a passion for research and has also discovered her passion for writing. […]
Valerie Storm – Storm’s Convergence Book Spotlight
Storm’s Convergence (Demon Storm Book 5) The calm can only last for so long. Now a member of Freehaven’s Council, Kari tries to put her past behind her and settle down in her new home with her ever-present Lord and love, Ari. Cracks in her mind, parting gifts from the heart eater, make planning the […]
Kristen Grainger – Oakley, Mostly Good Book Spotlight
Oakley, Mostly Good Oakley is a big, clumsy puppy. Mavis is an Only Cat. Nothing’s been the same since Oakley came to live at Mavis’ house. Change can be hard, but change can bring good things too! Purchase Oakley, Mostly Good Amazon Barnes & Noble About the Author, Kristen Grainger Kristen Grainger is a poet, author […]
Barbara Dullaghan’s Secrets in the Hollow, a Thrilling Mystery
Secrets in the Hollow is a book that brings the supernatural mysteries found in the real-life location of Sleepy Hollow to life. Barbara Dullaghan is the author, and she herself grew up in Sleepy Hollow. People say that there is a certain paranormal energy to be found within the town. The book Secrets in the […]
A Modern-Day Odyssey: Reap the Wind by Joel Burcat
REAP THE WIND is Joel Burcat’s most recent publication, it follows the main character Josh Goldberg, a young lawyer. In the book, his girlfriend is pregnant and in the hospital, but they are separated by one-thousand miles and the worst climate-change induced hurricane of the century. Burcat calls it a modern-day Odyssey, and we are inclined to […]
Responsibility and Beauty in Bob Gonzalez’ A Flicker in the Water
What sets this book apart is its authenticity. Bob’s firsthand accounts are filled with detail and genuine passion, the way he illustrates these stories takes the reader into his world with every turn of the page. But beyond the thrill of the hunt, there’s also a deep reverence for the natural world that permeates every […]
Does a Good Divorce Really Exist? Interviewing the Authors: Randi Burggraff, Justin Tash, and Bryan Levy
Going through a divorce is hard. It’s a draining situation to be in, financially, emotionally, and physically. Does a Good Divorce Exist? Absolutely! is a book aimed towards making divorce less draining. It does so by giving you the knowledge you need to approach the situation in a healthier and smarter way. The authors Randi Burggraff, Justin […]