Category: fiction

Review – When The Skies Cry by Steve N Lee @Steve_N_Lee #dogs #fiction

    Synopsis   Sometimes, the one you’re saving is really saving you. Harley loses everything when his master dies — his home, his best friend, his reason for living. Day after day, he trudges the streets, trembling from the biting cold, whimpering from the gnawing hunger. Across town, Rachel has an alimony hearing looming and a […]

Review – Cackle by Rachel Harrison @rachfacelogic #newrelease #spooky

    Synopsis   All her life, Annie has played it nice and safe. After being unceremoniously dumped by her longtime boyfriend, Annie seeks a fresh start. She accepts a teaching position that moves her from Manhattan to a small village upstate. She’s stunned by how perfect and picturesque the town is. The people are […]

Review – Promises Unbroken by Kristina Hall #christian #suspense #fiction

    Synopsis   How much will she risk to save her sister? Mae Ashton has every reason to stay in Georgia and marry the man she loves, save one—the disappearance of her sister. Although all evidence points to Hazel’s death, Mae’s discovery of a single picture changes everything. If Hazel is alive, Mae will […]

Guest Post – Dad by Steven Manchester @authorSteveM #fiction #inspirational #fatherhood

    Synopsis   Three generations of dads, playing traditional roles in each other’s lives, arrive simultaneously at significant crossroads. The decisions they make and the actions they take will directly – and eternally – affect each other. After a life of hard work and raising children, Robert is enjoying his well-deserved retirement when he […]

Review & #NewRelease – Other People’s Things by Kerry Anne King @Kerry_Anne_King

    Synopsis   From the Amazon Charts bestselling author of Whisper Me This comes a witty, magical story about improbable connections, difficult gifts, and the unexpected events that heal us and bring us together. Jailbird. Klepto. Spectacular failure to launch. Nicole Wood’s sticky fingers have earned her many names, but it’s not that she’s stealing—some objects just […]