Fiction
Rebecca Pendragon Paperback – January 2, 2023 by Gary Green (Author)
The imagination soars while reading this new book. Green has brought such a wonderful character or really characters to very real life. It will be interesting to see how the main character’s (Rebecca) story develops if an additional book or two is to follow this one.
Far From the Windmills of Home by Rusty Watson
The author states that this new book is based on real family members. Watson even uses their real names, too. The story, according to the author, is “wedded historical facts with oral history, but the fabric
Helen and Her Brothers by James W. White
Set in the south in the 30’s, the story begins with Helen returning from her Grandfather’s funeral. She and her Mom eventually commiserate that her brothers have gone off to California, but they haven’t heard from them in many days so they’re worried. Helen begins to form a plan to seek what she wants to accomplish as she believes her brothers are.
The Spy, A.D. 2150-2154 by Tom Ball
This book is written from the point of view of a spy. It’s like an insider’s take on a behind the scenes look at how it might be to live this way in this described future.
A Tall Tale and Journey to Another Realm
Reading this book is like reliving your childhood as an adult. This is a tribute to an indomitable work.
In Quest of Mystery by John Clark Smith
The chapters are linked by music. The book is a blend of historical fiction and literary fiction with a poetical end.
Shadows of White
This book tells the tale of the journey of a young doctor trying to find his place in the world. The author in his preface states “The white coat is touched by multiple shadows of love, affection, deceit and rejection.” Thus, he invites readers to literally step behind the white coat to glimpse these “shadows of white.”
Love Song By Mark R. Conte
Writing about writing or other writers can be quite dramatic. It’s almost like an inside look at what it must be like to live life in a full-time successful writer’s career. Conte is good at storytelling. Plus it’s an entertaining read.
Martinis & Bikinis
The idea of “Martinis & Bikinis” – like so many of massive effect and modest intention – came in an instant. The fact that it involved an anachronistic actor of unique swagger and fortitude as well as one of the world’s most recognized yet private persons, a woman of English elegance and California beauty, surely inspired the madness that would follow in its wake and set fire to a lumpen nation with a fetish for celebrity, sex and scandal.
The Sci-Fi Tales Collection by Gary Alexander Azerier
Gary’s book is divided into seven quadrants: Space Stuff, Time Stuff, Infinite Probability, Dreams, Dimensions, The Future and Cosmic Rant. Each has unique and awesome stories. Readers will get to experience fantasy coupled with science as well as classic and stunning imagination. I applaud Gary’s efforts in the way he has put forth his wonderful imagination in words!