Editorial Reviews

Grace in the Wings by Kari Bovée

Grace in the Wings by Kari Bovée

Dripping with 1920s swagger and enough twists to trip up a flapper, Grace in the Wings by Kari Bovée is a romance-fueled mystery with Manhattan skylines, unfettered ambition, and plenty of murder to go around. Grace Michelle is an entrancing and magnetic dynamo of a character that carries this book on her ingenue shoulders. This roaringly good novel is a loving homage to an era, a captivating story of painful growth, and a twisted mystery that will leave you wanting an encore.

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2019-06-25T10:02:44+02:00June 23rd, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Twilight’s Last Glory by Stephen C. Perkins

Twilight's Last Glory by Stephen C. Perkins

A perfect, conspiracy-laden read. Blending organized crime, corrupt head honchos and even a touch of sci-fi and fantasy, this futuristic thriller will appeal to a wide range of readers. Every chapter pulls you deeper into the suspense, and Perkins’ unpredictable plot progression will keep readers guessing. Most notable about Twilight’s Last Glory is the language, descriptive and constant, making every page the author’s verbal canvas. Bringing readers into such a visceral setting is difficult, but a mastery of language and a voluminous vocabulary set this author apart.

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2019-06-25T10:17:10+02:00June 12th, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

In Style 4 Now (A Jennifer Cloud Novel) by Janet Leigh

In Style 4 Now (The Jennifer Cloud Series)

This latest installment of the Jennifer Cloud series is rambunctiously self-aware, but boasts another excellent plot line. Old players and lovers from past books dance in and out of the story, and the context of the 1920s makes for a rich landscape where the novel’s clever characters can play. The language is simple enough, and never takes itself too seriously, delivering an engaging experience for those looking to escape. A clever mixture of time travel, spy fiction, and chick lit, In Style 4 Now is a highly entertaining read, whether you’re new to the series or already a fan.

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2019-06-25T10:16:38+02:00June 12th, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Time Trap by Richard Smith

Time Trap by Richard Smith

Hurtled 150 years back in the past, Jamie and Todd are two engaging young protagonists who must find a way to survive in an unforgiving era in London’s murky history. Combining elements of history, mystery, sci-fi and youthful adventure, Smith captures a rich, visceral time period and expresses the inherent challenges of growing up. Counting on one another as they navigate near-constant peril, Jamie and Todd are uniquely crafted characters that are both relatable and inspiring for young readers.

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2019-06-25T10:16:10+02:00June 12th, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

CBT Worksheets for Kids – OCD by Dr. Nicola Ridgeway & Dr. James Manning

CBT Worksheets for Kids

The guidance provided in CBT Worksheets for Kids will be incredibly helpful to children with developmental, behavioral, or learning disabilities. The authors approach the process of educating children with OCD in a comprehensive, step-by-step process that will help increase the comfort of children, as well as improve the child’s willingness to communicate and work towards self-management. The worksheets are clever and stimulating, and have been clearly designed by experts who truly understand how to best engage and aid children with cognitive difficulties.

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2019-06-25T10:15:40+02:00June 12th, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Darziods’ Stone by Richard Smith

The Darziods' Stone by Richard Smith

A brilliant British adventure tale that plunges readers into the past and dangles a treasure just out of reach. The Darziods’ Stone is a fine mixture of history, mythology, and fantasy, thrusting an engaging group of characters into an epic struggle with dark and sinister forces. With snappy dialogue, well-developed characters, and an innovative storyline, this novel doesn’t let up its frenetic pace until the epic conclusion, making for a highly entertaining middle grade adventure.

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2019-06-25T10:15:08+02:00June 12th, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Demon’s Crystal by Lenard Hale

The Demon's Crystal by Lenard Hale

In The Demon’s Crystal, author Lenard Hale invites readers to a thrilling romp through the stunning, untamed beauty of Madagascar. With a quirky cast of unlikely allies, this unpredictable novel is a trailblazing tale for anyone who enjoys the path less traveled. Peppered with just enough suspense to keep you turning pages, Hale shows himself to be a master of crackling language and energetic plot twists, creating a novel that has broad appeal and a memorable finish.

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2019-06-25T10:14:39+02:00June 12th, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

An Appointment with Fear by Chad Lee Erway

An Appointment with Fear by Chad Lee Erway

Author Chad Lee Erway creates a masterfully whimsical adventure with An Appointment with Fear, and the intrepid sleuths of Masterminds Incorporated are fresh, unique faces in the YA genre. With great pacing and a final payoff as good as any book for adults, this may be a quick read, but the moral lessons and richly developed characters make for impactful fun, and an excellent launch point for an extended series.

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2019-06-25T10:14:00+02:00June 12th, 2019|Categories: Editorial Reviews|
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