Reader Views Book Reviews

“The Secret of Rosalita Flats” by Tim W. Jackson

October 9, 2020

“The Secret of Rosalita Flats,” by Tim W. Jackson, is the perfect paradise to sweep you away. Jackson’s novel has all the ingredients you need if you’re looking for great escapism, good plotting, and interesting characters and relationships found in this humorous romantic suspense story. The author writes with a sense of humor that lends itself well to the themes of sand, surf, and tropical sensuality. … More “The Secret of Rosalita Flats” by Tim W. Jackson

Interview with Gene Lassers – Author of “Gold Mountain Express”

October 8, 2020

GOLD MOUNTAIN EXPRESS Gene LassersWest County Investments (2020)ISBN: 9780962078453 Born in Chicago and having lived in California for 50 years, Gene Lassers has been writing on a variety of subjects with aviation the core element. Today he has 5 books on Amazon. He has earned both a BS and MBA degree from the University of … More Interview with Gene Lassers – Author of “Gold Mountain Express”

“Kamikaze: A Novel of the Mongol Invasions of Japan” by Jeanne Blanchet

October 7, 2020

A story set during the reign of Mongol overlord Kublai Khan. “Kamikaze: A Novel of the Mongol Invasions of Japan” could have easily been written as a straight history, but I think that by twisting it just slightly so as to make it a work of fiction, Blanchet is able to appeal to a wider range of readers. … More “Kamikaze: A Novel of the Mongol Invasions of Japan” by Jeanne Blanchet

“SCABS” by Isabella Ornot

October 5, 2020

Angie and Jan are two sisters who have very distinctive personalities. Both women carry deep scars from growing up with an abusive, alcoholic mother. The term SCABS stands for Sudden Crazy Ass Bitch Syndrome. … More “SCABS” by Isabella Ornot

“The Addicted Child” by Richard Capriola

October 2, 2020

“The Addicted Child,” by Richard Capriola, is the book that could save your child’s life. … More “The Addicted Child” by Richard Capriola

“Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One Cause, One Cure” by Dr. Donna Marks

October 2, 2020

“Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One Cause, One Cure,” by Donna Marks, is a comprehensive, clear-cut book that approaches addiction from a simple, logical angle; with a focus on love and support … More “Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One Cause, One Cure” by Dr. Donna Marks

“Under Big-Hearted Skies” by Tom Stewart

September 30, 2020

“Under Big-Hearted Skies” is a story of a Canadian adventurer, author Tom Stewart. Throughout his stories he showcases vivid landscapes and even more intriguing characters met during his various travels and escapades. Written as a collection of short stories, this memoir delivers a punch. … More “Under Big-Hearted Skies” by Tom Stewart

“RESTORED” by Marilyn Willis

September 29, 2020

A hands-on, personal workbook for anyone living in the wake of grief, loss, suicide, and emotional trauma. If you’ve ever lost someone, and most of us have, then you will relate to this book right away. … More “RESTORED” by Marilyn Willis

“On With The Butter” by Heidi Herman

September 28, 2020

Áfram með smjörið or “On With the Butter,” is an Icelandic saying that means carry on, keep doing what you are doing, and forge ahead. “On With The Butter: Spread More Living onto Everyday Life” is a guide that offers creative ideas to add more fun and meaning to your life. … More “On With The Butter” by Heidi Herman

“The Hunger Month” by Jessamine Koch

September 25, 2020

“The Hunger Month” drops readers squarely in 1970s as they are introduced to college life at an all-female school, Holbrook College, in small town Missouri. From the anxieties of roommates to carrying a full course load, all of the stereotypical college stressors are present. … More “The Hunger Month” by Jessamine Koch