Title: McEaster Valley Author: Dr. Walter R. Hoge, DVM Screenplay Writer: Anthony Guilianti Pages: 80 Genre: Screenplay / Fantasy / Family Adventure Reviewer: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Reviews There comes a time in every person’s life that a feeling of stagnation can become overwhelming in their lives. It can happen at any point,
Title: Willie and Bo at the Party Subtitle: A Funny Laundry Day Author: Margaret Cardenas Illustrator: Kenny Estrella Publisher: Olympus Story House ISBN: 978-1-968069-42-1 Pages: 28 Genre: Illustrated Children’s Story Reviewer: Beth Adams Hollywood Book Reviews This book has two stories within, one at a backyard birthday party, and the other during laundry day,
Title: Rome Unconquered, 1599 Author: Darren S. Catallo Publisher: Newman Springs ISBN: 979-8896172475 Pages: 344 Genre: Action & Adventure / Historical Fiction Reviewer: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Reviews Far more often than not, many stories involving war focus on the soldiers who fought in those wars and the politicians behind them, from ancient
Title: Older Women Don’t Giggle: Memoirs of a Renaissance Man Author: K Charles Oelfke, 2nd Publisher: The Reading Glass Books ISBN: 979-8894791937 Pages: 198 Genre: Memoir / Non-Fiction Reviewer: Susan Brown Hollywood Book Reviews The French have a beautiful phrase they use to capture the essence of a quality or attribute that is
Title: The Untold Story of Satan’s Seed Author: David Pinkston Publisher: Writers Branding LLC ISBN: 979-8895314180 Pages: 156 Genre: Christian Books / Faith Reviewer: Barbara Bamberger Scott Hollywood Book Reviews Author Pinkston explores the timeless information that can be found by thoughtful students of the Holy Bible, providing a fresh understanding of the true
Title: Charon’s Daughter Author: Robert Reinarts Publisher: Robert Reinarts ISBN: 979-8890917850 Pages: 375 Genre: Historical Fiction Reviewer: Christina Avina Hollywood Book Reviews History is the greatest teacher which people can learn from in this modern age. Seeing the path so many have taken before, and where those choices have brought not only individuals but
Title: Poison Pill Author: Anthony Lee Publisher: Anthony Lee ISBN: 9798348494827 Pages: 344 Genre: Thriller Reviewer: Arthur Thares Hollywood Book Reviews Poison Pill is a little like taking every prime-time network drama and mashing it into one book. There is a lot of medical drama, some detective work and mysteries to solve.
Title: Setting the Stage: The Early Days of Auburn Football Author: Neal Whitt Publisher: BookBaby ISBN: 978-1667863757 Pages: 368 Genre: Nonfiction / Sports History Reviewer: Tony Espinoza Hollywood Book Reviews For those who have the privilege of going to college or a university, they know that there is one thing that overtakes
Title: The Listeners Author: Eric Valdespino Publisher: Archway Publishing ISBN: 978-1665784948 Pages: 294 Genre: First Contact Science Fiction Reviewer: Liz Konkel Hollywood Book Reviews Many are unaware that an alien race once roamed thousands of years ago and left behind something extraordinary. This mysterious cube possesses secrets to knowledge and ethics beyond
Title: To A High Court: Five Bold Students Challenge Corporate Greed and Change the Law Author: Neil Thomas Proto Publisher: FriesenPress ISBN: 979-8350713282 Pages: 408 Genre: Law Legal Education / History Reviewer: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Reviews One of the major causes which has been a constant source of activism over the years
