Monthly Archives: January 2024

10-Minute Balance Exercises for Seniors by PrimeLife Wellness

10-Minute Balance Exercises for Seniors by PrimeLife Wellness

Backed by clinical experience along with the work of researchers, physiotherapists, and fitness experts, 10-Minute Balance Exercises for Seniors: Fully Illustrated Home Workout Guide with 58 Simple Exercises to Improve Stability, Core Strength, Prevent Falls & Gain Independence from PrimeLife Wellness is both a motivational manual and essential workout guide. Unlike other books on the topic, the book offers an extended focus on the necessity of regular exercise to improve balance, coordination, and overall health, while providing an exercise regime that never feels overwhelming or unattainable. The comprehensive exercise guide that makes up the second half of the book is […]

2024-01-31T14:46:59+02:00January 31st, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Review: A Summer of War by Lynn Mason

A Summer of War by Lynn Mason

A breathless tale of violence and love, A Summer of War by Lynn Mason is a gripping plunge into the jungles of Vietnam, told through an evocative and refreshing lens.

When a misogynistic military bureaucrat tells reporter Chris McKenna that the Mekong Delta is no place for a woman, she smells a story, so she bounds her way into the fiery battlefield of South Vietnam. In “a war gone awry,” being a female member of the press at a forward operating base is a hard row to hoe, but she has the essential support of Paul, her photo-snapping sidekick who […]

Dreaming Under an Electric Moon by Kris Powers

Dreaming Under an Electric Moon by Kris Powers

Dreaming Under an Electric Moon by Kris Powers is an imaginative and ingenious piece of science fiction that merges future technology with the pulsing energy of a mystery. Rose is a mind hacker who is a prisoner in the Southern States of America, accused of having murdered a child by pushing him off a balcony. Two FBI agents sent by the Western States of America sense that something is amiss with this story, and maybe her mind really has been hacked to do someone else’s bidding. Both adventurous and reflective, with an innovative take on the future that feels strangely […]

2024-01-29T17:56:20+02:00January 29th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

An Interview with H.S. Gilchrist: Author of The End of the World: Rise of the After Lord

H.S. GilchristH.S. Gilchrist is the debut author of The End of the World (first book in The Primordial Engine series), former Anthropology major turned data analyst. Nurturing a young nerd. Writing the adventures she dreams of.

Tell us about your book.

Broken Earth, dystopian future, an alien god bent on world destruction, and two badass chicks just trying to survive.

Why did you want to write a book?

It’s less a choice and more of a compulsion. I wake up and go to sleep with all these stories in my head and if I don’t write them down my head’s likely […]

2024-01-26T15:26:39+02:00January 26th, 2024|Categories: Interviews|

Imagine There’s No Heaven by Frederick Von Heisenberg

Imagine There's No Heaven by Frederick Von Heisenberg Laying out a compelling argument for atheism, or at least a more intentional relationship to whatever faith you choose, Imagine There’s No Heaven: The Born Again Atheist by Frederick Von Heisenberg is a personal reflection on God’s potential existence, or lack thereof.

Beginning with a thorough review of the major global religions and traditions, Von Heisenberg moves into his personal journey towards non-belief with counterpoints to many religion’s premises and assumptions. Using scientific data and widely accepted truths, he dextrously deconstructs the beliefs and facts upon which faith is built. The final section is the most original and affecting, as […]

2024-01-26T15:20:42+02:00January 26th, 2024|Categories: New Releases|Tags: , |

An Interview with Dave Garrett: Author of Involuntary Flashback

Dave GarrettDave Garrett is a 1966 Ursinus College Graduate, majoring in Chemistry. He served in the United States Marine Corps as a Combat Engineer Officer with the West Pac Ground Forces, 1967-1968, and from 1970–1994 as a Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Primary duties involved Foreign Counterintelligence Matters – Soviet Union in the New York, Newark Field Offices and FBI Headquarters as a Supervisor of Foreign Counter Intelligence Operations. Following retirement, he formed his own Private Investigations Firm.

He studied the Russian Language at the Defense Language Institute, and figure sculpture and bronze casting techniques at the New […]

2024-01-25T10:40:39+02:00January 25th, 2024|Categories: Interviews|

Bitcoin Secrets by Dirk Dogood

Bitcoin Secrets by Dirk Dogood

Making a strong argument for the sustainability of bitcoin and doling out critical advice on this revolutionary currency, Bitcoin Secrets: 8 Critical Trends That Are Redefining the World by Dirk Dogood is an invaluable primer for curious minds and a guidebook for savvy investors. From a basic introduction to bitcoin’s fundamentals to its function as an asset protector and deep dives into its geopolitical and strategic impacts, this book is a broad and comprehensive examination of this contemporary phenomenon. Balancing an accessibly conversational tone with his authority as a financial professional and wealth manager, Dogood delivers a compelling thesis on […]

2024-01-25T10:16:53+02:00January 25th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

When Things Fall Apart (The Kit Hanover Series Book 1) by Alan Brenham

When Things Fall Apart (The Kit Hanover Series Book 1) by Alan Brenham

The first homicide case for a brand-new detective hits tragically close to home in When Things Fall Apart by Alan Brenham, an electric first installment of the Kit Hanover series. Despite being pulled off the investigation, Kit Hanover of the Comanche Nation isn’t going to leave the hunt for justice in the hands of her bigoted ex-partner, which launches her into a vigilante search for the unhinged killer. Juggling the weight of maternal grief, survivor’s guilt, and the frustrating ineptitude of her own colleagues, Kit is willing to risk her career – and even her life – to uncover the […]

2024-01-24T18:36:33+02:00January 24th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|
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