It was an absolute pleasure to read “Epicenter” by Carrie Hannah. Not only are four amazing women presented, but their lives, their choices, their separate journeys, are all so exciting and different from one another that I could not put the book down. … More “Epicenter: A Sweeping Historical Novel of Forbidden Love” by Carrie Hannah
“The Girl In The Triangle” is a beautifully written, thought-provoking novel based on the tragic event of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire that occurred on Saturday, March 25th, 1911. … More “The Girl in the Triangle” by Joyana Peters
In “Both Sides of the Border,” Terry Overton has given us a story so relevant that one cannot ignore the immigration issues our country faces. Her story is poignant, yet fresh. She also shows the reader that God has everything to do with our circumstance and outcomes. … More “Both Sides of the Border” by Terry Overton
Gorgeous is the first word that fills my head when I sit down to write this review. I haven’t been into a book this much since I read “Waiting to Exhale” all the way back in 1992. Not because they share the same plot or storyline. It’s because that, like amazing author Terry McMillan did back then, this writer has created a book that’s fresh, dynamic, and awesome…to say the least. … More “Perfectly Imperfect” by Darlene P. Winston
Tugging at the heartstrings of every mother, “The Mother House” educates the mind and the heart with the peppering of Canadian French and Catholicism. … More “The Mother House” by Katherine Doyle
“Age of the Almek” by Tara A. Lake not only hits on all cylinders when it comes to great writing, it’s also spot-on when it comes to the very real-life issue we’re all dealing with…man-made pollution that has the power to quite literally destroy the world in which we live. … More “Age of the Almek” by Tara A. Lake
Horrific…but in a good way! … More “Rave” by Konn Lavery
“Blue Madagascar” begins with a suspenseful and chilling prologue describing the events surrounding the news of the death of a presidential candidate. It seems a woman has committed the crime, but no one knows who she is. Further along in our story, Kaplan weaves a picture that is all too familiar. … More “Blue Madagascar” by Andrew Kaplan
“Deeply Rooted Dreams” is the second book in the Rewired Series by Alexander Mukte. I did NOT forget Ori Clayborn. And anyone who read the first in this series, “The Recruiter” certainly has not forgotten him either. The first book was one that kept me, like all who read it, on the edge of their seats as a whole Mario Puzo-type drama with drug cartels and corrupt FBI agents unfurled. That book was also where we met up with Jessica, an investigative reporter who simply sets her focus on any assignment that’s given to her and then with skills and talent unveils the “bad guys” to the world.
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Linda Gould is a career bureaucrat, now retired from the Department of Labor. She earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Western Maryland College and a masters degree in political science from American University in Washington, DC. Gilded Prisons is Linda’s sixth self-published novel. She previously published Secretarial Wars, The Rock Star’s Homecoming, Let’s Play Ball, Handmaidens of Rock, and Sycophants. … More An Interview with Linda Gould – Author of “Gilded Prisons”
