Review: Jokes My Father Never Taught Me – Rain Pryor
Jokes My Father Never Taught Me by Rain Pryor Genres: Autobiography, Memoir REVIEW Rain Pryor gives reader an inside look…
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Review: The Corruptible – Mark Mynheir
The Corruptible by Mark Mynheir Genres: Fiction, Mystery REVIEW Ex-police offer turned Private Investigator; Ray Quinn is hired to find…
Review: He Answered – L.V. Robinson
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Review: The Siren’s Call – Matthew S. Urdan
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of…
Review: Clarabelle’s Rose – Judy Kashi
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of…
Infidelity – Moses Miller
What would you do if you came home after a long day of work and heard sexual noises coming from…
Review: Close To Home – Brian W. Smith
Close To Home by Brian W. Smith Published by Hollygrove Publishing Genres: Fiction, Suspense Vera is at her wits’ end…
Unshakeable Faith – Rickey Teems II
One of the most anticipated e-book collections to hit the literary world is here… Three the Hard Way – featured…
The Night Sky – Maria Sutton
After overhearing her mom’s conversation, Maria learns the man who raised her is not her biological father. Met with some…
Review: Larry’s Got A Secret Too – Brian W. Smith
Larry’s Got A Secret Too by Brian W. Smith Published by Hollygrove Publishing Genres: Fiction, Suspense Finally…. The long-awaited sequel…
Invisible Enemies – Virtual Book Tour
Inspired by the Book of Job, Invisible Enemies reminds us that no matter what life throws our way, God is…
Another Tear – Traci Bee
So this is the sequel to Two Tears in a Bucket. Man was I into this book. The story takes…
Two Tears In a Bucket by Traci Bee
So when I started this book, I was actually taken from the beginning. It starts off as your typical urban…
Back To You – Natalie-Nicole Bates
Back to You was a difficult read for me. Author Bates should have expanded the plot a little more or…