Fiction Book Reviews

Reviewed by Kathy Perschmann (Librarian, Carver County, Minnesota)

Hot Ice continues Adair's stories about the men and women of T-FLAC (Terrorist Force Logistical Assault Command), an elite…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

We plan and God answers with a nudge, reminding us that He is in charge. That He knows what is best for us and that it is so much more than we ever imagined it could…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

If you enjoy the historical romance genre and haven't met Sandy Blair, author of A Rogue in a Kilt, then I'd like to introduce you. Blair has written a warm, inviting,…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Miriam Levy is of a certain age and admits it. She also contributes to her family, which is living lower than we all would expect in Beverly Hills, by authoring…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Any number of authors can make me smile. Occasionally some make me snicker. But no one makes me laugh out loud like Jennifer Crusie. She has an interesting, if not…

Reviewed by Kathleen Baldwin, romance novelist

http://www.KathleenBaldwin.com

It's been several years since I had this much fun reading a book. I admit it-I'm a jaded author who thought she'd…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Alien huntress, Mia Snow, works for the New Chicago Police Department as the head of a unit of Alien Investigation and Removal agents. They search for the alien…

Reviewed by Kathy Perschmann (Librarian, Carver County, Minnesota)

Susan Carroll is the author of Bride Finder, Night Drifter and Winterbourne. The Courtesan is the second in a trilogy; the…

Reviewed by Bob Pike CSP, CPAE-Speakers Hall of Fame

Steve Keeley is an American businessman in Zurich, Switzerland. He is one day from being engaged—and one week from getting the…

Reviewed by Sharon Broom

Baldwin Hills is a middle-class Los Angeles neighborhood inhabited by African-Americans, including Dr. Byron Williams. On his way home from work one day, and not…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Lois Commoner has had a bad time of it lately. Her father died (well, she really doesn't miss him all that much), her mother died (now mom she misses), and since she'd…

Reviewed by Bob Pike, CSP, CPAE Speakers Hall of Fam
Chairman/CEO - The Bob Pike Group, Founder/Editor The CTT Newsletter

Kylara Vatta is the only daughter in a family of sons. Rather than…

Reviewed by Liz Wheeler

My favorite female characters in historical novels are my alter ego: the strong-willed woman willing to speak her mind. She's an anachronism in time for she demands…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Xenia Ruiz's debut novel, Choose Me, is definitely asking to be "chosen."

Eve Clemente is an African-Latina single mother of two college-aged sons. Recovered…

Dark Star: Confessions of a Rock Idol by Creston Mapes is a book I didn't think I'd like when I first picked it up. Once I began, it was difficult to put down.

The novel switches between the…