On the surface, many would assume that Professor Jessica Windslow is very lucky. She has the good fortune to be teaching property law, a field she loves, at the highly regarded and respected St. Andrews School of Law in southwestern New Brunswick and could easily afford to live there in her beautiful 1851 heritage home (known locally as Rosedale) with her 21-year-old son Adam now entering law school.
By R.C. Westland
Reviewer by Audrey Lawrence
Tara is leading an unhappy but safe life, stuck in a career and marriage she doesn’t like, until her best friend vanishes. Finding Lisa is about having everything, losing something important, and re-evaluating life, love, and purpose as a result.
By Sigrid MacDonald
Reviewer by Diane C. Donovan
I am glad to have found a book I can enjoy reading again and again.
By Jeff Lovell
Reviewer by Bob Shackelford
Young teens time travel out of WDW and gain courage to deal with fears from their past.
By Jeff and Jacqi Lovell
Reviewer by Jane Kaspar
A desolate prairie stretched across three city lots in the middle of a neighborhood of Chicago’s far west side. No one would guess that three small boys would lose their lives tragically that morning in this prairie of rocks and weeds.
By Gary Repetto
Reviewer by Duane Trythall
Jonny’s incredible adventures continue with the next installment of the six set series
By Kim Wheeler
Reviewer by Book Viral
The storyline, characters and settings were so real it was difficult to believe that (this book) is historical fiction.
By Betty Vaughn
Reviewer by Yesterday's Magnolia award
“What I Really Think”, as Smith states his views clearly, with conviction and honesty
By David Smith
Reviewer by Charles Ashbacher
Karen Ford joined us on Talk show to discuss her book Thoughts of a Fried Chicken Watermelon Woman.
By Karen Ford
Reviewer by Carry on Harry