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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…

The Cost of Justice: Duty, Sacrifice, and Redemption in “The Gordian Knot” by David O Thomas

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…

Literary Executive Review: Maria Alice Silva-Amey, “Beautiful Moon: Wakes Me Up Before the Sunlight”

Beautiful Moon: Wakes Me Up Before the Sunlight by Maria Alice Silva-Amey is a brilliant and profoundly poignant book that weaves together personal truth, resiliency, and…

Literary Executive Review: Mellanie Crouell, “Sweet Dreams”

There are some stories that really read like the author was purely driven by a message without worrying too much about style or technique. And to…

Literary Executive Review: Myrna Denham Porter, “The Blue House: An Elder’s Lifelong Search for Meaning and Purpose”

Myrna Denham Porter’s The Blue House: An Elder’s Lifelong Search for Meaning and Purpose is a heartfelt and profoundly human memoir that captures one woman’s extraordinary…

Literary Executive Review Advance: Myrna Denham Porter, “The Blue House: An Elder’s Lifelong Search for Meaning and Purpose”

Some might notice that we review a lot of memoirs here, and you wouldn’t be wrong. This is because many of these memoirs are written by…