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”.
Interview with Author Justine Johnston Hemmestad
1) Tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you get into writing? I’m a mother of seven kids, five of them grown, and a grandmother of two beautiful…
Macbeth’s Spinners by Justine Johnston Hemmestad Review
The legend of Macbeth gets a Greek Mythology twist when the three Fates merge to become one powerful woman as they flee the powerful gaze of a heartbroken god in author Justine Johnston Hemmestad’s “Macbeth’s Spinners”.
Still, The Sky by Tom Pearson Review
Author and Poet Tom Pearson take readers on a coming-of-age journey using classic mythological tales and poetry to paint a picture of love and loss in the book “Still, the Sky”.
Reborn by Stephanie Ellis Review
Blood rituals, magick, and monsters take center stage as the rebirth of Cernunnos and the exploration of realms beyond our own lead to a dangerous journey in author Stephanie Ellis’s “Reborn”.
Red Door (A Cry in the Moon’s Life) by Alan McGill Review
Three childhood friends find themselves at a crossroads filled with dangers lurking in the shadows as they find their lives changed forever in author Alan McGill’s “Red Door”, the prequel to the author’s novel A Cry in the Moon’s Light”.
Screamcatcher: Sa’be Most Wanted (Screamcatcher Book 4) by Christy J. Breedlove Review
Four teens and a seemingly frail old man travel into the heart of the Shasta Forest to help a woman whose husband has disappeared hunting the invaders who killed their dogs and attacked their home in author Christy J. Breedlove’s “Screamcatcher: Sa’be Most Wanted”, the fourth book in the Screamcatcher series.
To Charm A Killer (A Hollystone Mystery Book One) by W.L. Hawkin Review
The High Priest of a powerful coven must search for a killer who is targeting witches as Hecate issues a dreadful prophecy he must race to prevent in author W.L. Hawkins’s “To Charm a Killer”, the first book in the Hollystone Mystery Series!
Song To The Siren by Barbara Lien-Cooper and Park Cooper Review
Two documentary filmmakers go on an intense journey to discover the truth behind the untimely death of an indie rockstar who may or may not have been struggling with some very real ghosts in authors Park Cooper and Barbara Lien-Cooper’s “Song of the Siren”.