Book Review: The Martian, by Andy Weir
Just think of it, you’re an astronaut on a mission to Mars. You are a part of a team that will be the first to…
Book Review: Too Good To Be True, by Carola Lovering
Too Good To Be True is supposed to be a thriller, but I would have categorized this novel as a soap opera. Its theme is…
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Book Review: Enchantmemts and Espresso, by Jinty James
Maddie and Suzanne get involved with a fourth murder investigation. These are two girls, who are immature for their age, seem to attract violent crime.…
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Book Review: Magic and Mocha (Coffee Witch Cozy Mystery Maddie Goodwell #3), by Jinty James
This book was formerly called Magic, Mocha, and Murder. There are so many intense and heavy topics out there right now, like politics, racism, transgender…
Book Review: Magic Lessons, by Alice Hoffman
Alice Hoffman is the author of the beloved story Practical Magic and Rules of Magic. This book is the prequel to both. The author finally…
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Book Review: Blackout, by Candace Owens
I never thought that I would identify myself as a conservative, but as I have matured, I find that I have more in common with…
Book Review: Unreported Truths about COVID-19 and Lockdowns, by Alex Berenson
I had first heard about these booklets by watching Fox News one evening. I believe it was the Tucker Carlson Show. Alex Berenson was a…
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Book Review: The Girl in the Forest, by Carmen Weiz
A romance story more than a thriller that sheds a little light on the atrocious act of human trafficking. The Girl in the Forest is…
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