This page lists posts about books by other authors. The books are mostly self-published books and are usually interviews of a character from a fiction book. So if you are looking for your next book to buy or book suggestions, then check out the posts below
Running Is Cheaper Than Therapy: A Journey Back to Wholeness by Ouida Brown “This post was submitted by Ouida L. Brown Synopsis: Running Is Cheaper Than Therapy: A Journey Back to Wholeness Running: So Much More Than Just Exercise… 2008 was the worst year of Ouida Brown’s life. Her beloved mother, the heart of her life died Read more about Running Is Cheaper Than Therapy: A Journey Back to Wholeness[…]
Fathers and Sons-Sports and Life by Keith Guernsey This post was submitted by Keith Guernsey About Fathers and Sons-Sports and Life “Fathers and Sons…” is a story of an uncommon love and devotion between fathers and sons. It is a story of my recovery from two rounds of life-threatening brain surgeries to play on three Read more about Fathers and Sons-Sports and Life by Keith Guernsey[…]
Off the Grid: Living Blind Without the Internet by Robert Kingett This post was submitted by Robert Kingett Synopsis: Journalist Robert Kingett accepts a dare: one that at first seems simple… to adapt to his blindness without the Internet. This account is a cozy diary of battling with an FM radio, hooking up a landline Read more about Off the Grid: Living Blind Without the Internet by Robert Kingett[…]
red dot SAD: Stories, Art and Digitalia (2002-2017) by Stephen Black This post was submitted by Stephen Black red dot SAD by Stephen Black is a unique view of Singapore and one man’s creative life within it. Globalism is often perceived as bland and impersonal. This collection of essays, images and short stories puts a Read more about red dot SAD by Stephen Black[…]
Danger at the Ballpark by Jack Herskowitz This post was submitted by TriMark Press About Danger at the Ballpark When Fans enter the ballpark, they assume the risk of serious injury, not only by a wicked line drive or flying bat, but from a fall over a low railing, fights with other fans or Read more about Danger at the Ballpark by Jack Herskowitz[…]
The Classroom Of My Life by Keshia D. Keith This post was submitted by Keshia D. Keith. About The Classroom Of My Life The author, Keshia Keith, recounts the turbulent experiences she endured, as a result of having postpartum depression. In this captivating book based on her personal account of the physical, emotional, and Read more about The Classroom Of My Life by Keshia D. Keith[…]
Finding Pandora: Book One: World by E. Rachael Hardcastle. This post was submitted by E. Rachael Hardcastle. About the book – Welcome to Haeylo, where Supes rule the city, humans are an endangered species and Pandora is as curious as ever. Arriette Monroe never expected to be thrust into the heart of supernatural chaos, nor Read more about Finding Pandora[…]
Finding Pandora: Book One: World by E. Rachael Hardcastle. This post was submitted by E. Rachael Hardcastle. About the book – Welcome to Haeylo, where Supes rule the city, humans are an endangered species and Pandora is as curious as ever. Arriette Monroe never expected to be thrust into the heart of supernatural chaos, nor Read more about Finding Pandora[…]
1. Bridgetown High by Paul W. West 2. these exact words “This post was submitted by Paul W. West” 3. Is revenge truly justice…. or a sure way to more tragedy? 4. Bridgetown High, set in the mid-1960s helps young people understand the dangers of revenge and drugs, and the virtue of forgiveness and love. Read more about Is revenge truly justice … or a sure path to more tragedy[…]
“Bridgetown High, by Paul W. West. This post was submitted by Paul W. West About Bridgetown High Seventeen year old Mark Wilkerson has no memory of the fiery crash that killed his family on the Carquinez Bridge… Living with his grandmother and burdened with guilt, Mark vows to find the hit-and-run driver and take his Read more about Is revenge truly justice … or a sure path to more tragedy?[…]
