It's finally here!  The Lost Years by Stacey Ritz is now available for pre-order from your favorite book retailer.  Ritz's newest novel, The Lost Years, is a contemporary family life drama with a hint of romance. 

This weeks book review is Make Me Forget by Sagan Morrow.  This is the third book in the Polyamorous Passions series.  Each book in the series can be read stand alone or in order.  The protagonist in the story, Emma, is desperately trying to mend her broken heart.  Her antidote to her broken heart - lots of dating! The story leaves the reader wondering, will she ever heal her broken heart and will she get John, the cause of her broken heart, back? 

Pre-Order Short Literature Pro Market 2019 by TC Michael Today!  Pre-order is available through 2/16.  Short Literature Pro Market 2019 is the follow-up resource to TC Michael's must have writer's resource Short Story Pro Market 2017.  If you are an aspiring writer yet to be published or a writer who is looking to sell and publish your short story or freelance article, my advice is to pre-order the book today. 

Skye McNeil is the talented author of Hearts Abroad. Today I share my exclusive author interview with Skye.  McNeil shares how she began her writing journey and her goals for the future- enjoy!

Jen B. Wild is the talented author of Henry Winterbottom and the Feeling Rainbow. Today I share my exclusive author interview with Jen. Wild shares how she began her writing journey and her goals for the future- enjoy!

This weeks book review is  The Urban Manners Manifesto  by authors Morgen LaCivita & Margaret McClure.  If I only had one word to write about this book it would be hilarious.  The authors comedic style of writer will make this short book (less than 20k words) fly by and will definitely leave you wanting more.  I'm looking forward to volume two of The Urban Manners Manifesto. 

This weeks book review is Amazing Heights: How Short Guys Stand Tall by Seth Ulinski.  Before I delve into the actual review for this book, I want to say one of my favorite parts of reviewing books is reading about topics that I have never considered.  I enjoy not only expanding my knowledge base but I love reading about topics that aren't mainstream.  That being said, Ulinski's book, Amazing Heights, was one of those reads that made me think about a topic that I, as a female, would have never considered an issue for males. 

This weeks book review is The Curious Dreamer's Dream Dictionary by Nancy Wagaman.  In this book, the author provides a very easy to follow alphabetical list of dream symbols that allows you to look up what happened in your dream and interpret the meaning of those experiences through the use of dream symbols.  In addition, the book provides over 1000 dream symbols that allow the reader to interpret both major and minor symbols within their dream. 

Seth Ulinski is the talented author of Amazing Heights: How Short Guys Stand Tall. Today I share my exclusive author interview with Seth. Ulinski shares how he began his writing journey and his goals for the future- enjoy!

This weeks book review is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas.  Prior to reading the book, I was aware it would reference the Black Lives Matter movement but unaware of anything further regarding the book.  From the beginning, I felt out of my element.  The Hate U Give was unlike any book I have read before and for that I am grateful.  Throughout the book, I experienced a culture much different than my own.  I experienced, through the power of reading, a world that, if not for this book, I would have never visited.  We become numb as a society to the media exploitation of men of color being shot and killed, whether by a police office or any other individual.  The media sensationalizes these deaths and reports on what we want, or need to hear.  We hear that the police officer was protecting himself or that the victim was a drug dealer and his death doesn't matter.  But every senseless death has a story.