Dying for Compassion by Barbara Golder

Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson This is the feisty lady-doc origin story I have been waiting for. Golder once again proves...

The Doha Experiment by Gary Wasserman

Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson An Arab Kingdom, Catholic College, Jewish Teacher, or so goes the tagline. In all honesty, it’s...

Reviewed by M.S. Ocampo Salvatore “Sal” Scaviano is an ordinary thirteen-year-old Italian-American boy living in Freedom, Louisiana in 1925. His...

Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson I’ll be honest with you guys; it took me 6 days—almost a full week to get...

Review by A.R.K. Watson McCracken and the Lost Lady is a pulp fiction adventure novel written to entertain the author’s...

Review by S. Leigh Hall Imagine a magic mirror capable of transporting a person from one place to another. It...

Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson Treelight is another volume in Drippe’s expanding universe about the order of Star Brothers and its...

Reviewed by S.Leigh Hall It isn’t unique that author Meggie K. Daly prays her Rosary every day using Scripture to...

Reviewed by: Lori Wilson Be prepared to enter into a world in the fashion of C.S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce,...

Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson “What’s the play?” “Save the priests, kill the dragon, and get the girl.” “I can get...