Title: The Separation Author: Thomas Duffy Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 978-1-9835-2087-7 Pages: 306 Genre: Science Fiction Reviewed by: Carol Davala Hollywood Book Review Through a powerful and thought-provoking premise, Thomas Duffy's futuristic novel "The Separation" focuses on a society where the government has sanctioned the separation of the sexes at birth, in an effort to alleviate
Title: Finding Favor and the Secret of Rainbow Moor Author: Yvette S.M. Debeau Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 978-1-5246-1371-6 Genre: Fiction Pages: 322 Reviewed by: Allison Walker Hollywood Book Review Romance fiction is one of the best-selling genres among women, and yet it all tends to follow the same basic plot. No matter how much you adore
Title: Satan’s Stronghold Author: Robert W. Gallant Publisher: Robert W. Gallant Books ISBN: 978-0578208091 Pages: 314 Genre: Fiction / Thriller Reviewed by: Jake Bishop Hollywood Book Review A beaucoup of badass action fills the pages of Robert W. Gallant’s sweat soaked story of dirty dealings, dastardly men, and dangerous women. The main local is Louisiana
Title: Second Thoughts: Second Chances Author: D.C. Moses Publisher: Toplink Publishing, LLC ISBN: 978-1949169676 Pages: 366 Genre: Contemporary/Literary Fiction Reviewed by: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Review It is very rare that a person’s life goes accordingly to plan. More often than not, outside forces or a change of heart will lead people down paths they
Title: An Apprentice Dictator in the White House Author: Abner Clerveaux Publisher: Xlibris ISBN: 978-1947620438 Pages: 150 Genre: Fiction / Satire / Thriller Reviewed by: Jake Bishop Hollywood Book Review Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction and sometimes it isn’t. When politics is involved, it’s often even more difficult to know what is real and
Title: A Consuming Rage Author: Chris Chesney Publisher: Westwood Books Publishing, LLC ISBN: 978-1643140100 Pages: 307 Genre: Non-Fiction/Crime/Finance Reviewed by: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Review Something which has become not only popular but fascinating to witness in recent years is the increase in scrutiny at crimes and the innocent people accused of these crimes. From
Title: The Rummy Club Author: Anoop Ahuja Judge Publisher: Daggerhorn Publishing Genre: Literature & Fiction Pages: 308 ISBN: 978-0-991081-01-1 Reviewed by: Marsha Joseph Hollywood Book Review The Rummy Club is a delightful story of four girlfriends who meet at a private posh high school in India, and continue to stay connected through the joys and
Title: Small Beginnings Author: Dennis R. McLeod Publisher: Wild Side Publishing Genre: Memoir/Religion Pages: 250 ISBN: 978-0-473-40746-9 (ePub) Reviewed by: Ella Vincent Hollywood Book Review Small Beginnings is the inspiring story of Dennis McLeod, a missionary who overcame a traumatic childhood to give his life to God. Readers will be encouraged by McLeod’s perseverance. This
Title: Connected Author: David Random Publisher: LitFire Publishing ISBN: 1635248345 Pages: 284 Genre: Crime Reviewed by: Megan Russell Hollywood Book Review It is increasingly difficult in the information age to tell a crime story which is both original and captivating. David Random has pulled off such a daunting task with great success in his work
Title: A Life Established by Faith and Patience Author: Shelly Kauffman Publisher: Outskirts Press ISBN: 978-1-4787-2982-2 Pages: 137 Genre: Spiritual, Memoir Reviewed By: Susan Brown Hollywood Book Review Being a person of faith is a test - a test of trusting in something intangible and unseen. It is a choice to believe in the power
