In her poetry collection RAINBOW OF EMOTIONS, Djehane Hassouna offers a series of poignant reflections with a distinctly didactic feel. Hopeful and innocent, her words...

Spot-on with his descriptions of locales, Sean Patrick Little's WHERE ART THOU? includes interesting plots and subplots, but a moderately low level of suspense begets...

A sometimes plodding, woven narrative of several different investigative storylines, HALF-TOLD TRUTHS by Amy O. Lewis takes moments of struggle and drama and a nose...

More accessible than some self-help books, but still a challenge to unravel, TRAVELERS WITHIN (Journeys Into Being Human And Beyond) by Val Jon Farris takes...

By turns hilarious and heartbreaking, THE COLOR OF THE ELEPHANT is an engaging, polished memoir that documents Christine Herbert's adventures in Zambia with candid, often...

UNUSUAL NOVEL: THE ABSURD LIFE OF THE ARTIST is an intriguing, though sometimes frustratingly incoherent novel that focuses on the slow fade of four once...

Joanna Kadish’s CHARTING A MARRIAGE is an interesting timepiece of a novel that sensitively considers the nuances of swinging, desire, and the natural complexity of...

While the book's comprehensive scope and brisk pace make HOW TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE (Tips, Tools, and Inspiring Anecdotes to Transform Your Life for the...

With its sympathetic characters and riveting story, Julia Sullivan’s historical novel BONE NECKLACE is a fascinating look into a forgotten chapter of US history whose...

Written in an informal, conversational style, the book is a bit rough around the edges, with some typographical errors and a tendency to drift out...

Douglas A. Wyatt's HOLY COW: The Miracle of Life’s First Food, is clearly written and contains lots of useful health information. And bovine colostrum--the "first...

With ALL ROADS LEAD TO NOWHERE, Alexander Skikos examines classism from all angles, and, in the process, offers a tight, post-apocalyptic tale that delivers an...