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Book Review for Mosaic Pieces: Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice  by Wes Skillings

A Riveting Exploration of Truth, Tragedy, and the Fragility of Justice In Mosaic Pieces: Surviving the Dark Side of American Justice, veteran journalist Wes Skillings delivers…

Literary Executive Review: Lourdes Ruan, “Pain, Master of Life: Choose Your Attitude Towards Each Adversity”

When Pain Becomes the Teacher Pain is the most uninvited companion in life – and yet, in Lourdes Ruan’s story, it becomes her greatest teacher. Pain,…

Literary Executive Review: Albert G. Thayer, “Christmas for a Fish Out of Water”

The holidays are just a few months away, so I don’t think it’s too unusual for me to be reviewing a book about Christmas this time…

Book Review: “Healing Codes to enlightment” by Jill Nypower

The genre of self-help has always seen generation after generation of authors who are becoming even more creative with how they write their message. Jill Nypower…

LITERARY EXECUTIVE REVIEW: Terry R. King, “Deathly Visions: Black Prophecies Series”

Some visions bring hope. Others bring death. Terry R. King’s Deathly Visions delivers a taut, haunting thriller that dares to ask what happens when the human…

Friendship, Fire, and Mystery: Renaii West on “America Tonight with Kate Delaney”

In a lively and heartfelt conversation on America Tonight with Kate Delaney, author Renaii West shared her journey of writing her intriguing and character-driven novel, The…

Literary Executive Review: Judith Wilson Shadzi, “The American Cat and the Persian Family”

Judith Wilson Shadzi’s The American Cat and the Persian Family is a tender and imaginative children’s book that bridges cultures, languages, and values through the curious…

Literary Executive Review: David O. Thomas, “The Gordian Knot”

David O. Thomas’ The Gordian Knot is a crime novel that goes beyond its genre’s usual intrigue. It is a work that blends procedural realism with…

Literary Executive Review: Allen Daugherty, “God Is in Control of Everything: but God Does Not Control Everything”

Sometimes in life, questions are more important than answers. “Why, God?” is frequently the first thing that comes out of our mouths when a loved one…