LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Life in New York
Life in New York — Laura Pedersen Fulcrum Publishing 202 Pages This evening, author Laura Pedersen will be at the Lockport Public Library to discuss her new memoir, Life in
Life in New York — Laura Pedersen Fulcrum Publishing 202 Pages This evening, author Laura Pedersen will be at the Lockport Public Library to discuss her new memoir, Life in
The Bones Will Speak — Carrie Stuart Parks Thomas Nelson Publishers 331 Pages Just over one year ago, I reviewed the first book in the Gwen Marcy series, A Cry
Lay Down Your Weary Tune — W.B. Belcher Other Press 384 Pages Once in awhile when skimming the New Books shelves at the Lockport Library, I run across a book
Your Fathers, Where Are They, And the Prophets,Do They Live Forever? — Dave Eggers Vintage Books 240 Pages This week’s book has quite a long title. It actually may be
One Year After — William R. Forstchen Forge Books 304 Pages It’s not often that I write a review of a sequel without writing the review of the first book
Time and Time Again — Ben Elton Thomas Dunne Books 400 Pages It’s always a common question asked regularly in vastly different company. “If you could go back in time
The Girl Without a Name – Sandra A. Block Grand Central Publishing 368 Pages Last week, I introduced Sandra Block in a review of her debut novel, Little Black Lies.
Little Black Lies — Sandra A. Block Grand Central Publishing 352 Pages This week’s review will be the first part of a two part book review series consisting of Little
Duplicity — Newt Gingrich & Pete Earley Center Street Publishing 439 Pages Whenever I see a political thriller written by former members of the government, I tend to pick them