Editorial Reviews

Journalist Natasha Grant is coming to terms with her inherited psychic ability, but when boyfriend Kevin takes her to view a house where someone died, she becomes unwell. Her intern Guinevere, also psychic, takes ailing Natasha to meet Khalil, a sexy yoga guru into astral projection. As Kevin makes poor decisions affecting their future, Natasha’s attraction to Khalil grows. She can’t deny her true self for much longer. With a modern and original writing style, A Powerful Love is full of deeply developed characters and a strong story arc, offering a literary take on the paranormal romance genre.

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JC Bratton delivers a spine-tingling supernatural thriller with desperate ghosts, old secrets, and unrequited love in Who’s at the Door? A mysterious connection between the housebound protagonist and a young missing girl sets a haunting tone that will keep readers devouring pages from start to finish. This novella is packed with twists throughout and the rapid, heart-pounding chapters fly fast as this dark mystery grows. Some scenes do feel unnecessarily rushed, but for a spooky afternoon escape, Who’s at the Door? is an ideal choice.

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Blending epic mythology and historical fiction with clever philosophy and sci-fi thrills, Stephen C. Perkins delivers a stunning new read in Sky Parlor. The ancient struggle between Artemis and Apollonia rages on within these pages, bouncing from the dramatic assassination of Abraham Lincoln to the grim bureaucratic reality of the 24th century. Perkins weaves an incredibly dense and detailed future-scape, bolstered by an unpredictable plot that is both oddly relatable and wildly creative. Questions of spirituality, mankind’s destiny, the illusion of freedom, and the overreach of science make this wickedly clever mystery a vivid and thought-provoking pleasure to read.[…]

Linda Watkins delves even deeper into the darkness with Abducted, the third installment of the Kate Pomeroy Mystery Series. The previous books are standouts in the modern mystery genre, and this psychological race against time may prove to be Watkins best yet. This lengthy read may be a touch long-winded at times, but it is also rife with pulse-pounding tension, so these pulp fiction pages fly by. The tone of the writing is consistently gritty and evocative, and Kate Pomeroy once again proves herself to be a worthy heroine at the heart of this exciting series.

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Sandra L. Vasher combines the mysterious allure of eternal life with grand human drama in Sisters of the Perilous Heart, the first book in her Mortal Heritance series. Set thousands of years in the future when immortality and magic are far from fiction, this book boasts an original plot, a captivating protagonist, sharp clever dialogue, and immersive descriptions. Despite the high-fantasy elements, the binding themes of this novel are the universally relatable fear of death, the search for meaning, and friends who become family. An undeniably strong start to a unique and compelling series.

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Author Ray Keating delivers a timely, high-octane, and well-penned thriller with his latest novel, The Traitor. The inimitable Pastor Stephen Grant must unexpectedly navigate the shadowy waters of international espionage to keep his country safe and strong. With a gripping plot that feels torn from last week’s headlines, Keating knows how to capture his readers immediately and never let go. Pastor Grant continues to surprise as a character and the dialogue hums with authenticity, making the newest Pastor Stephen Grant Novel another hit in this ever-growing series.

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Set in a fantastic version of the 19th century, an unlikely group of young Celtic heroes faces down an impossible challenge in Saving the Dragons by Catriona MacRury. Showing off remarkable world-building skills and a deep well of creativity, MacRury delivers an immersive and engrossing read. While  the plot development is at times overly convenient, the story moves at a satisfying pace, replete with action and adventure throughout this entertaining fantasy.

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A young mushroom heroine is the protagonist of Lamellia: The Wizard in the Forest, a whimsical and meaningful children’s book by Gloria D. Gonsalves. Written in simple language, but heavily laden with symbolism relating to acceptance, race, cultural differences and oppression, this story is surprisingly dense for a children’s book, but the underlying message is continually compelling. Gonsalves has created a unique new world and boldly filled it with timely and relevant wisdom for a younger generation.

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