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Ladies of the Borobudur
Book Reviews, Books, Fiction, Literary Fiction, Reviews, Short Stories, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Apr 10, 2012
Barbara Haines Howett’s eleven interlinked stories take us into the lives of ex-pat women in Indonesia in the early 1970s. There are two worlds to explore here: colorful Indonesia and the claustrophobic world of corporate wives–before feminism made its mark. Read On
The Black Stone Prophecy
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Kids, Young Adult, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Apr 03, 2012
Alex Baj’s Young Adult Fantasy novel The Black Stone Prophecy is the first in a series centered around 12 year old Tom O’Malley and the magical realm of Nyi. Read On
Superman’s Cape
Book Reviews, Fiction, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 29, 2012
A spellbinding story of Sara Connely, a mother of two boys, who is rebuilding their lives after her husband was brutally murdered six months earlier. It is also the story of Jacob Hanson, a weatherman with a gift of sight, who is drawn into Sara’s life when Kyle, Sara’s eldest son gets lost in the woods just as a devastating hurricane is about to hit the town. Read On
Damian’s Oracle
Book Reviews, Fiction, Paranormal, Romance, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 28, 2012
An intricate tale, starring a humdrum suburban young professional named Sofia who courageously, if a bit too effortlessly, faces the gravitas of her inescapable destiny: she transforms into an Oracle, (an immortal clairvoyant). Read On
Ros
Book Reviews, Chick-Lit, Fiction, Science Fiction, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 27, 2012
Ros is the story of Marci Cramer and her race against time to save Ros, who has crash-landed her spaceship near Marci’s house. Add into the mix, Marci’s ex mother-in-law, a neurotic cat, a handsome government agent, and a die-hard alien hunter, and you have a wild, unconventional adventure filled with romance and intrigue. Read On
The Diaries
Book Reviews, Books, Fiction, Mystery/Thriller, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 23, 2012
Gage Hartline is a former Special Ops expert, recruited into a super secret sub group. These highly efficient soldiers protect our freedom and security, but they do it without restraint. An incident in Crete years before, in which two innocents died because of Gage, caused him to snap and leave the service. He now works freelance, doing espionage—among other things—as long as it doesn’t involve violence. Read On
Rising Sunsets
Book Reviews, Fiction, Literary Fiction, Romance, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 22, 2012
David Fletcher is an American who is starting a new life as a teacher in Japan. He leaves behind him his loving and supportive mother, but also a failed relationship with his girlfriend and his abusive father. Read On
Stop Praying
Book Reviews, Books, Nonfiction, Self-Help, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Mar 21, 2012
This concise, 80-page book is a motivational quick-start guide to move you forward to a better life by giving you five disciplines to follow for 21 days. Read On
Rosedale in Love
Book Reviews, Books, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Reviews, Romance, eBooks •
IR Staff •
Part love story, part lush description of New York social history, Rosedale in Love is a multi-layered look of New York society at the turn of the century from the point-of-view of Jewish characters who are outside of the social strata while completely remaking that world as they enter it. Read On
