Sharky’s life is filled with governmental dirty work, ambushes, and intrigue. All the elements are there for a delicious story. Bruno Sharkington III, or Sharky, is selected to be a hired gun for the US government. Receiving... Read More
This World War II novel blends a seeking of justice with an exposé on the Nazi mind-set. Drafted against his will into the Nazi Waffen-SS, Adalbert Lallier fought for three years against Yugoslav partisans and Red Army forces. In the... Read More
With masterful control of language enhanced by rich descriptions, this book should be savored like a fine wine or a smooth sonata. Filled with period detail and humorous anecdotes, Margaret Zee’s "A Palace in Peking" features the... Read More
This ode to the family cottage celebrates multi-generational family bonds with a comforting voice and often humorous nostalgia. Among the crystalline lakes of Muskoka, Ontario, three generations of the Potts family built thirty years... Read More
A Christian prayer of Thanksgiving is a pleasurable read-aloud story for young children and their parents. Every November, many families contemplate what they have to be thankful for. "Thanksgiving" provides food for thought in the form... Read More
Lose the noise, focus on inner balance, says scientist who challenges us all to open our minds. A complex project that uses scientific language to present a comprehensive philosophy, "The Third Way" makes a compelling case for pursuing... Read More
Golledge excels at emotional description as she weaves a complex tale of family and loyalty in a strange new world. Authors of novels that combine science fiction and fantasy often create richly layered worlds, but sometimes the nuances... Read More
These enjoyable vignettes of a doctor’s memories make for a great storytelling session. Howard A. Stein wrote "The Way I Saw It" as a family heirloom, and the memoir serves that purpose well. His sense of humor and pride in his work as... Read More