This novel is an interesting, compelling, and unusual political journey through an election season. An unconventional and often funny look at the nuances of modern politics, "The Cleaning Crew" by Richard D. Hayes is an account of what... Read More
Impressive in its scope and thoroughness, this work is an expert’s view of the growth of China as a global power. China’s Dance with the Foreign Devils by Dick Nanto is clear, authoritative reportage on the rise of the Chinese... Read More
"A Hero in Gray" is a cancer story that offers comfort, hope, and a hero to emulate. "A Hero in Gray" by Cherie L. Braham is an inspiring true story of bravery, strength, and love. Grayson is a seven-year-old boy. He plays with his... Read More
The perfect escapist romance, this is a guaranteed pleaser with plenty of spicy details. Christina Frank’s Fifty Shades-inflected romance "Good Girl" is surprisingly sweet, with plenty of blush-worthy scenes that keep the pages... Read More
Xhindi’s novel is exciting and engaging as it considers the “what ifs” of the World War II era. "Nadludzki", by Bushi Xhindi, is exciting historical fiction that follows the life of Ben Zolbarschy, a Jew living in the middle of the... Read More
Turning dispensationalist theology on its head, this work argues that Christians can experience joy now and look forward to the future. J. E. Gulbrandsen’s Jesus Delayed: What the Bible is Really Teaching about the Rapture,... Read More
This is an affecting story about believing in oneself, and perhaps even of the importance of the supernatural. In Sherry Maysonave’s intriguing and supernatural "The Girl Who Could Read Hearts", a young girl with special powers... Read More
This memoir reveals a deep love for Africa, a dream of a united country, and touching remembrances of those he once called friends. Violent political struggle in southern Africa during the 1960s and ‘70s is the backdrop of George... Read More