Branitz’s story touches on so many different hardships of life: drugs, mental health, physical health, death, love. Branitz is honest with his feelings towards his family, friends, and random events. He doesn’t try to give an opinion on how others felt about each other….just how he dealt with it all. Some things he dealt with better than others. … More “The Trouble with Kim” by Seth David Branitz
After reading the first two incredible books in this trilogy (“Digging Up New Business” and “Digging the Golden Fungus”) I was overly anxious to read what I knew would be the mind-stopping end of the whole thing, “Digging Around the Pandemic.” And I was not disappointed. … More “Digging Around the Pandemic: The SwiftPad Extinction” by S. Lee Barckmann
M. C. Fox has produced an excellent read in “Countdown America.” The backgrounds and relationships of the main characters are well written, while moving the narrative along at a good pace. It is interesting and holds the attention of the reader very well. … More “Countdown America” by M.C. Fox
The story is complicated and intriguing. The characters are riveting. The writing is lively. What I enjoyed most about “Begotten” was Crew’s ability to leave space to imagine. … More “Begotten” by Joseph Crew
Jess Corban has created a firecracker of a new world with “A Gentle Tyranny,” the first in a new series called “Nedé Rising.” It’s a breathtaking examination of what might happen if, in the near future, a group of people were to decide to try and alter human nature. … More “A Gentle Tyranny” by Jess Corban
In this book, the 4th in the series, the author focuses on Divine Energy in our Present Reality. The reader will explore Divine Reality from the Atomic, cellular, and spiritual levels dissecting it to understand its DNA and different transformations within the animate and inanimate expressions of divine energy. … More “Is Divine Energy: THE SECRET OF THE LIMITLESS IMMANENT VALUE” by Vipin Gupta
“Nothing Simple or Easy” by Mark T. Sneed is a heartwarming story of how love can be found even in the least expected places and thrive against all odds. Jules Temple was raised by a single mother in the streets of Chicago. He lived in a rough neighborhood where people were killed for even the flimsiest reasons, and shootouts were common. Jules kept well out of crime despite having several friends who were members of gangs. … More “Nothing Simple or Easy” by Mark T. Sneed
“Whole Lot of Hullabaloo,” by Christopher Fried is quite the entertaining read. This satirical fiction on the ins and outs of a college campus immediately hooks readers on the first page. We are introduced to several different personalities, each representing the harms that stereotypes inflict on people. … More “Whole Lot of Hullabaloo” by Christopher Fried
Book Two in the SwiftPad Trilogy. The original team who are now the founders of SwiftPad, Inc, saw their creation grow to become the number one resource of news for the world. Based in Portland, Oregon, the company is also the prime ‘enemy’ of the one person who holds the “highest office” in America – The President of the United States. … More “Digging the Golden Fungus: The SwiftPad Insurgencey” by S. Lee Barckmann
“Resistance, Revolution and Other Love Stories” by K offers readers a plethora of genres and unique characters to awaken your imagination. There is something for everyone; themes of love, lust, faith, sci-fi, and allegory populate the pages of these twelve short stories. … More “Resistance, Revolution and Other Love Stories” by K
