BOOK REVIEW LISTINGS

Magic Harbor: Dimension 8, Book Two (Keeper of the Watch 2)

In the fictional world of science fantasy, Magic Harbor, Dimension 8 by Kristen L. Jackson grabs the reader from its preface and keeps the excitement going to the very end of the novel.  It’s installment 2 in the Keeper of the Watch Series but is also an excellent stand-alone novel. Chase and Alyx, eighteen-year-olds from different backgrounds ...

Magnetic: a small Texas town

Speculative fiction and a survival story, "Magnetic: A Small Texas Town," by David Lisenby, is a compilation of end-time trials and tribulations of the survivors of a powerful electromagnetic pulse caused by solar flares. The novel’s setting is several identifiable Southeast Texas towns. This is book two of the EMP Trilogy, and ...

Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash

Mahalo Does Not Mean Trash, by  AJ Paki Perkins and three of his children (Hiwalani, Puniaikeao, Alapaki) will introduce you to a heartwarming and enlightening journey of an incredible adventure through Hawaiian culture. This unique story brings the family together with a meaningful lesson in gratitude that will stay with you long after closing ...

Man Alone

The Novella, Man Alone by Jack Remick is about a 32-year-old man named Zene who is down and out. He has been an unemployed drunk who was suffering from depression, loneliness, existential crises, and misanthropy but was given a reprieve when he landed a job at Casey's 24/7 convenience store. Zene starts back up the ladder with his new job and ...

Managed Care

A master storyteller and humorist, author Joe Barrett confronts contemporary issues of senility, adult diapers and suicide with bizarre, laugh-out-loud humor. Managed Care is a hilarious story set in a typical for-profit nursing home that is the temporary residence of 33-year-old Frank Johnson.

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Manifestation, Black Spiral, Book 2

Manifestation, by Rob Tucker, is the second volume in his Black Spiral series. The paranormal fantasy thriller is a complex physiological novel with a convoluted plot involving occult-style murders. The fascinating and intriguing page-turner is exhilarating and suspenseful with a complex cast of characters.
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Manning a Raptor

AA Freda’s Manning a Raptor is a high-octane exploration of power, marriage, and the moral gray areas of global capitalism during the early 1980s.  Written as a semi-biographical account by the fictional author, Miles Cornish, the controller for Coppi Enterprises, the narrative provides an intimate look at Samantha and James Coppi as they ...

March & Feather

"March & Feather," penned by Emma Saska, explores themes of coming-of-age, teenage drama, and a budding romance. The narrative centers on Audra Dunne, a high school student who attends Stony Point Homeschool Academy. The crux of the tale lies in the events that come about when Audra's anonymous online friend, March, relocates to ...

Marley and Me

The heartwarming and unforgettable story of a family in the making and the wondrously neurotic dog who taught them what really matters in life.

John and Jenny were young and in love, with a perfect little house and not a care in the world. Then they brought home Marley, a wiggly yellow furball of a puppy -- ...

MAX

James Patterson's bestselling Maximum Ride series is back, with Max and the gang as The Protectors. Someone--or something--is decimating ships and sea life off Hawaii's coast, and Max and her flock find themselves sucked into the Navy's top-secret investigation of the catastrophe. Their objective: Rescue Max's activist mom ...