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Babouc's Vision

Babouc’s Vision, by Glen Searfoss, is a futuristic fantasy with a frightening social commentary. The story is set in 2041 in the city of CynCity, a nightmarish dystopian society.  Harl Babouc runs a small appliance and electronics repair shop in this dark cacotopia world. Searfoss’s narrative pervades a feeling of fear, hopelessness, ...

Bad Karma In The Big Easy

Bad Karma In The Big Easy by D. J. Donaldson is set in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Medical Examiner Andy Broussard and his assistant Kit Franklyn have remained in New Orleans to tend to the bodies left behind after the terrible storm. New Orleans is mostly deserted save for the police department and medical examiners staff. Andy and Kit collect ...

Baker Street Irregular

Craig W. Fisher, the author of Baker Street Irregular, introduces his novel by stating that the title comes from a fictional gang in Arthur Conan Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes" novels. The name was given to WWII British spy networks because of their location on Baker Street in Central London.

Fisher further states that his ...

Balance, Pedal, Breathe

Balance, Pedal, Breathe: A Journey through Medical School by Claire Unis MD is an entertaining yet informative memoir that explores and illuminates the personal and professional difficulties physicians face through their calling. Dr. Unis provides an insight into dealing with personal tribulations while facing the long, tedious hours required ...

Balcony Dog TV

Balcony Dog TV by Gabrielle Washington is a humous children's book about what would dog commentators talk about in the life happenings of other dogs. The hosts of the Balcony Dog TV show are Bennighton the Third and his cute but big co-host Patricia. They broadcast from the balcony of a large apartment building that overlooks a pool and an attractive ...

Barnum's Angel

 Len Boswell's Barnum's Angel is an imaginatively more powerful historical fantasy than most historical fiction. The action takes place in the mid-1800s. Mysterious actions began in 1828 onboard the HMS Beagle near Tierra del Fuego. What is lurking on the ship? Why is the captain locked in his room? Is that death in ...

Be a Better Manager in Five Minutes a Day

"Be a Better Manager in Five Minutes a Day," by Dominic McLoughlin, is a comprehensive and informative resource that reveals methods for becoming a successful manager. This invaluable guide offers practical advice and strategies to help you effortlessly navigate team management challenges.

"Be a Better Manager in Five ...

Beat Me With Your Words

Beat Me with Your Words, by Jenny Dee, reads like a novel but is so much more. The author’s Introduction makes her intention clear. The message of this fiction is not just to entertain but is an expose of the horrors of hidden, secret, emotional spousal abuse. Jenny Dee lays out the insidious nature of spousal abuse ...

Because of His Heart

“Because of His Heart,” by Stephen A. Marvin, is a work of literary fiction written in the tone and style of a Shakespearean drama. The author himself describes this psychological thriller as his “magnum opus,” a deeply layered narrative with a central focus on a troubled marriage. The story intricately weaves in ...

Becoming HER: Straight Talk for Healing, Embodying, and Radiating as Your Most Powerful Self

Monica Yates, author of Becoming HER: Straight Talk for Healing, Embodying, and Radiating as Your Most Powerful Self, is a highly skilled trauma and embodiment healer. She combines her professional expertise with deeply personal experiences to offer profound and unique insights. A seasoned podcast speaker, Yates delves ...

 

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