Haunt Me Still by Jennifer Lee Carrell: To Read or Not to Read

A book involving Shakespeare, Wicca, Birnam wood, blood and history is enough to please any reading palate.

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Ender's Game: When Science Fiction Predicts the Future

The story describes sophisticated video games, remote combat by flying drones, and even the impact of bloggers on geopolitics in a fashion eerily reminiscent of what is happening in America today.

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The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma: One Worth Keeping

Alice Ozma’s warning comes clear in the end: if readers are not passionate about this form of communication, then its enemies will eliminate it from the future.

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Michael Gerhardt’s Presidential Powers: Political Fiction Getting a Vote of Approval

Are you willingly to give up your vote for a better future for America? After you read this 369-page novel, the answer may not be rhetorical.

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Captive in Paradise: A Book Taking You Hostage

An action story of the kidnapping of westerners blows up into a philosophical discussion on how violence will not solve the struggle of economic apartheid that has decimated millions of lives in Asia.

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Wisdom from the Streets: Life as a Survivor

Through a candid look at the family reasons that created the allure for the streets to the problems of disassociation from meaningful relationships, the author offers good advice in reaching and affecting our youth with two key ideas: self-control and self-esteem.

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Wall Street Protests: What Walt Whitman Would Think

Reynold’s biography of Walt Whitman has its power when the poet spoke for the working classes. The people protesting on Wall Street sing in the same voice as Whitman.

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JR Ward's Novels of the Black Dagger Brotherhood

Now that we’re fresh out of TrueBlood, what will satisfy that wicked thirst for the other-worldly? You just might want to sink your teeth into a hot vampire series by JR Ward. There are nine “Novels of the Black Dagger Brotherhood” available so far, with another one due out in March 2012.

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The Story of ESPN: Unremarkable Writing

ESPN: Those Guys Have All the Fun went from an anxiously awaited Amazon pre-order to an ultimately dissapointing book.

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Blood of the Dragon: A Novel by Larry Howard

In Blood of the Dragon, author Larry Howard weaves a complex tale of suspense and intrigue. His intertwining plots provide high-profile, high-stakes action on corporate, economic, political, societal, and personal levels

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