Interview with Author Anya Costello
1) Tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you get into writing? I grew up in a household where everyone was always reading and stopping by the library.…
The Good Husband: How to Use Your Masculine Strengths to Benefit Your Family by Hagai Avisar Review
Author and counselor Hagai Avisar takes readers on a journey to understand what truly “masculinity” is and how it can be used not to control but to love and care for one’s family in his book “The Good Husband: How to Use Your Masculine Strengths to Benefit Your Family”.
The Traitor (The Order’s Assassin Series Book Two) by D.C. Gomez Review
The search for a traitor and the culprit behind a deadly attack will bring back together two assassins from separate orders as they stand between the all-out war in author D.C. Gomez’s “The Traitor”, the second book in The Order’s Assassin Series.
Love & Madness by Athina Paris Review
After a father and powerful businessman manipulates his three sons and his empire begins to crumble, three women find themselves falling in love with the brothers and find themselves fighting to find happiness and stability in the wake of these manipulations in author Athina Paris’s “Love & Madness”.
The Sacred Mountains by Kinga Szumska Review
A young woman must leave her village and find her place in the world after discovering the power within herself in author Kinga Szumska’s “The Sacred Mountains”.
Children of the Revolution (Westward Sagas Book Three) by David Bowles Review
A young woman works to keep her family together as she grows into a stronger role within her family and she begins to be courted by British nobility in author David Bowles’s “Children of the Revolution”, the third book in the Westward Sagas series.
Allaigna’s Song: Chorale by J.M. Landels Review
A young woman must return home and prevent a war from erupting in author J.M. Landels’s “Allaigna’s Song: Chorale”.
Guest Blog Post: A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO WRITING POETRY by Raven Howell
“I’m a poet and don’t even know it!” At some point, you’ve probably said something in an unintentional rhyme. Poetry? Sure, maybe those two seemingly silly sentences you shared with…
Guest Blog Post: The best writing/life advice by K.E. Bonner
Preop is a hive of activity at 6:45am. Metal charts clink, heart monitors beep, and a mingled aroma of betadine, hand sanitizer, and rubbing alcohol wafts through the air. Nurses,…
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