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Guiding Allied Planes into Moonlit Meadows - an Editorial Review of "The Girl from Provence"
Book Blurb: ‘Heartbreaking… Will remain in my heart for a very long time. I loved everything about this… Do not let another day go by...


Coming of Age in the Midst of Civil War - an Editorial Review of "This Leavened Land"
Book Blurb: coming soon Book Buy Link: coming soon Author Bio: coming soon Editorial Review: Thomas Mauser’s "This Leavened Land" is a...


Searching for His Ukrainian, Greek & Bulgarian Roots - an Editorial Review of "Crossing Borders and Generations"
Book Blurb: From the Literary Titan book award winning author, Kiril Kristoff; embark on a captivating journey spanning continents and...


Twelve Pride-and-Prejudice-Inspired Short Stories - an Editorial Review of "Pride and Perjury"
Book Blurb: Twelve deliciously witty short stories, the fourth in what Publishers Weekly itself described as “McVeigh's celebrated...


A Steamy Historical Romance Set in Regency London - an Editorial Review of "The Duke's Dream"
Book Blurb: Helene de Beaumont, a French émigrée in Regency London, is poised to become the star of Sir Walter Scott’s new ballet, La...


A Novel of Countess Marie Walewska - an Editorial Review of "Napoleon's Shadow Wife"
Book Blurb: First Place Winner, Chanticleer Int'l Book Awards, Goethe CategoryEmbark on a voyage through unconditional love, power, and...


Pursuit of Truth and Vindication to Clear a Loved One's Name - an Editorial Review of "Murder on the Lyceum"
Book Blurb: Grief-stricken by her mother's death, Emmeline Chesterfield throws herself into a pursuit of truth and vindication to clear...


A Gripping Tale of Reckless Audacity - an Editorial Review of "Power & Obsession"
Book Blurb: She eyed him nervously, this man who could end her life without a second thought. She had been complacent, lulled into...


Segregation is Just Plain Stupid - an Editorial Review of "Jessa is Back"
Book Blurb: Viewed through the eyes of a young white girl, segregation was ubiquitous and unquestioned, but once Jessa’s experience with...


Winner of the Best Unpublished Crime Novel Award - an Editorial Review of "Requiem for a Lotus"
Book Blurb: The story takes place in 1917 Shanghai, where a police detective named Fletcher must solve the murder of a Chinese sing-song...


The Power of Love in the Darkest Hour - an Editorial Review of "The Tale of the English Templar"
Book Blurb: "If you read only one book this year, let it be this one. The story will captivate and inspire you in ways you never...


The Rise of Organized Crime - an Editorial Review of "The Circus of Satan"
Book Blurb: In 1878 a teenage Jew, the Hessex Kid, kills an Irish thug in a Five Point’s bar fight in front of hundreds of drugged and...
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