Title: Personal Injury: A Corrupt Conspiracy Author: Scott Johni Genre: Crime / Thriller   When personal injury lawyer Nick Justin sends his wife, Andrea, to liaise with Mrs. Addison Slovin, a new client, whose husband, military investigator Major Charles Slovin, was involved in a fatal accident on the Gandy Bridge in Tampa Bay, he… Read More Personal Injury – Editorial Review

  Title: Golden Cord of Arram Author: Walt Runkis Genre: Speculative Fiction   Golden Cord of Arram by Walt Runkis explores what may happen in the near future when the human population reaches saturation, and climate change, unexplainable/seemingly supernatural events, and government conspiracies threaten human existence. Special Forces Agents Morro and Bill investigate the brutal… Read More Golden Cord of Arram – Editorial Review

  Title: Foragers: A Dangerous Pastime Author: Jayke Luland Genre: Urban Fantasy   Jimothy and Shelly are foragers living in the town of Tumut, Australia. They take their life’s mission seriously and have no qualms with conducting surreptitious surveillance on random foragers they suspect of violating the rules of the land. Recently, their target for… Read More Foragers – Editorial Review

  Title: Think Like the D-Squad Author: Phil Weiss Genre: Middle-grade   Phil Weiss’s Think Like the D-Squad is a critical-thinking book for kids between eight to twelve that teaches through four talking dogs telling stories. The dogs are based on the author’s real-life pets: Sully (who notices a problem), Baz (who wonders about the… Read More Think Like the D-Squad – Editorial Review

  Title: The Falconer’s Apprentice Author: Malve von Hassell Genre: YA / Historical fiction   The Falconer’s Apprentice is a coming-of-age novel that follows the journey of a young man named Andreas, who has only known life inside the walls of Castle Kragenberg as an apprentice to a falconer. When a falcon named Adela is… Read More The Falconer’s Apprentice – Editorial Review

  Title: Real Estate Rebel Author: Sybil James Ellis Genre: Memoir   By 2000, Sybil had experienced the ups and downs of the real estate industry for two decades, reveling in the euphoria of closing a lucrative deal or lamenting the loss of a desired property purchase. The deal to purchase Rockefeller Center in New York… Read More Real Estate Rebel – Editorial Review

  Title: How Can a Man Die Better Author: Roy V. Gaston Genre: Historical Fiction / Mystery Thriller   How Can a Man Die Better follows the journey of Cage Carew, who joins the 52nd Ohio Infantry Regiment, to get revenge on slave catcher Francois Devol after Devol is suspected for the murder of two… Read More How Can a Man Die Better – Editorial Review

  Title: The Prodigy and the Telepath Author: Kenneth Bliss Genre: YA / Christian / Science Fiction   Thirteen‑year‑old psionic prodigy Eric D’Tra’val begins hearing manipulative voices while grieving for his adoptive mother. On his way to Camp Koplan, the Arizona military facility that trains psionics, he meets Sarah, a telepath, and her parents, and… Read More The Prodigy and the Telepath – Editorial Review

    Title: The Summer of Princess Diana Author: Martha Reynolds            Genre: Women’s Fiction / Coming of Age Fiction   Young American Diana Driscoll is looking forward to attending the London wedding of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer, courtesy of her wealthy Father. However, while on a stopover in Switzerland, she receives a phone-call that… Read More The Summer of Princess Diana – Editorial Review

  Title: Goldfield Forest Author: Karen Black Genre: Fantasy   In Goldfield Forest by Karen Black, a mythical lioness named Lena must come out of hiding after many decades and be accompanied by Maria, a witch and a guardian of the fae, back to the Amazon rainforest. An evil warlock named Bagrim will stop at… Read More Goldfield Forest – Editorial Review