51. Nash Candelaria's 'A Daughters a Daughter'
January 21, 2009
In his novel, ‘A Daughter’s a Daughter,’ author Nash Candelaria presents a fictional account of the lives of a family of Hispanic women from New Mexico spanning three generations. Although each woman grew up during different time periods, they are bound by family, tradition, and strength. Th...
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52. Kerry Hadley's, The Chameleon Room
January 15, 2009
In her novel, The Chameleon Room, author Kerry Hadley tells the story of three young people living together in England who feel the effects of a mysterious past on their current lives.
The narrator relates the story of life with her lover Angelo and her emotionally tortured friend Kary. The ...
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53. Susie Isaacs', White Knight, Black Nights
January 09, 2009
In her novel, White Knight, Black Nights, author and World Series of Poker Ladies Champion, Susie Isaacs, tells the story of one woman’s journey of survival and self discovery. In White Knight, Black Nights, Isaacs chronicles a tale of two families that span the years 1935-1995. The story be...
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54. J.A. Hunsinger's, Axe of Iron: The Settlers
December 30, 2008
In his novel, Axe of Iron, author J.A. Hunsinger takes readers back to the year 1008 and tells a Viking tale of exploration and adventure. The story centers on two Northmen explorers, Halfdan Ingolfsson and his second in command, Gudbjartur Einarsson, who lead an expedition to explore and establish ...
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55. Stan Sanderson's, The Big Lie
December 08, 2008
We live in a society where there is a belief that to be happy one must achieve career and material success. In his book, The Big Lie, author Stan Sanderson asserts that “the problem is that it doesn’t work. It never has, and it never will. And the reason that it doesn’t work is that happiness is not...
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56. J.R. Maxon's, ReBecoming: The Way of Opportunity
November 17, 2008
In his novel, ReBecoming, The Way of Opportunity, author J.R. Maxon delivers a spiritual and philosophical self-help guide in the form of a fictional story.
Diana Archer is a young woman living in Tampa, Florida who discovers that she is at a defining moment in life. She begins to question e...
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57. J. Lou McCartney's, De Marco Empire
November 04, 2008
In her novel, De Marco Empire, author J. Lou McCartney taps into various elements of a Shakespearean tragedy to deliver a modern tragic love story embroiled in the seedy mafia underworld of murder, revenge, obsession, and malicious jealousy.
The story takes place in London, England where Ka...
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58. Jerome Byrd's Warriors and Goddesses: Random Mode
October 10, 2008
In Warriors and Goddesses: Random Mode, author Jerome Byrd, picks up where his last book, Warriors and Goddesses: Full Moon, ended. On the planet known as Androgynous Prime, the adventures of Darkasan, a human abducted from Earth and taken to this brutal and unforgiving world, and the various alien...
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59. Elisa Brinton's, Courage To Stand: Stories of Young Strength and Triumph in Adversity
September 17, 2008
In Courage to Stand: Stories of Young Strength and Triumph in Adversity, author Elisa Brinton presents three young adult historical fiction stories. Each tale takes place during the mid 1800’s in what is now America. In the story, The High Cost of Unity: The Scourge that is War, Brinton takes reader...
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60. Deep Thinking The Human Condition Vol. 1, Chapters 1-4
August 26, 2008
Western Academia has always been viewed as the most important institution relied on to solve endemic world problems. Social Science is one area that has been emphasized when looking for solutions to persistent underdevelopment in the Third World and persistent poverty in Developed countries. In his ...
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Author: Tracy Roberts
