Writer’s Art Book Reviews

One More Round by Ian Schoolboy Garrett Everybody faces hardships in life, some of us more than others – this man here was dealt some heavy cards at an early age when he tragically lost his mother, and then his own father didn’t want him. Ian went to stay with his grandmother until God brought Read More

someday   by Micheal Dombrowski In poetry collections, we’re often left wondering just what it was we just read.  In someday, Michael Dombrowski has written poetry that resonates with people who understand life and get it – to those of us who have been there. Through Dombrowski’s flow of verse we’re met with our own Read More

The Magician’s Sin       by Alexander Thomas Comic book style heroes, mythological beings, creatures, demons, wizards, and banshees cast shadows and electrify the pages of this book from beginning to end. Anson is an immortal wizard, who for a time worked as a magician with his wife, while also protecting Titan City from Read More

Raelflyn the Red     by Abbigayle Adams Raelflyn is a centaur who has grown up in the Wild Wood and has had little interaction with the rest of the world and its creatures. He was taught to avoid all the other beings because centaurs just simply don’t engage in the goings on outside their Read More

Brewmaster of Arabia   by Kent L Johnson At first when I was reading this book, and about the nerdy character Glen, I was questioning the title, Brewmaster of Arabia, and was waiting to find out it was some joke later in the book. As it turns out, nerdy Glen’s discovery of making psychedelic beer Read More

Calling Fire From Heaven     by Gregg Voss   In Calling Fire From Heaven, Prelude, the first story is novella length, The Sad Last Days of Max Gordon, and takes place in current times, putting a fascinating twist on “what if” with technology. It follows a young tabloid reporter, who’s entirely too bright for Read More

Dirty Work – The Story of Lackey   by Isabella Adams   Clyde Flynn is a big-shot gangster who has made quite a few enemies along the way. Owen Shayne is a washed up gambler who Flynn decides is an ideal candidate for his blackmailing scheme. Owen also has an older brother who happens to Read More

The Valley of American Shadow       by Gregg Voss I was blown away by Gregg Voss’s writing and how real the characters and places are in his stories. And, the stories are absolutely fantastic – the kind that stay with you forever. The veil of reality is worn, faded, and torn, allowing the Read More

Fool Me Twice by Spencer Lane Adams When I first got this book to read I couldn’t put it down. From the start I was both laughing and crying.  I was hit. Spencer Lane Adams completely blew me away with his writing. When I finished the book, I said, wow – this is the BEST Read More