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Book Reviews: Adult Todd Miller ENRICH: Create Wealth in Time, Money and Meaning Laura Foley Sister in a Different Movie Joshua Qually Anxiety Reset 30 Days to Find Calm: A Self-Regulation Workbook for Busy Adults S.D. Huston A Curse of Wings & Gems: A Cursed Royals Fantasy Romance Dawn Bragg and Devon Jeffers Valdes Reflections: Earth, Heart, Light, Dark Jim Sarto Is School Really Out For The Summer?: Abbreviated Musings of a High School Principal Vern Hayden CFP How Do I know You Won't Steal My Money? James Richard Hansen Skies and Chasms: Poems Dan Shapiro Decoding Genius: The Unexpected Lessons of After-School Chess Club Jeremiah Burke, M.S. Leading with Grace: Faith-Inspired Principles for Empowering Leadership Dillon W. Buck The Stonecaster: A Modern Parable About Intention, Response, and the Ripples We Create Richard Kiehr The TellTale Lie LOAD MORE
- Loretta Marion, LEGACY OF THE BLUFFS
< Back Loretta Marion LEGACY OF THE BLUFFS Book blurb... A suspicious death rattles a quaint Cape Cod seaside village and the discovery of a long-buried secret leaves a prominent local family questioning their legacy. This third Haunted Bluffs Mystery finds Cassie Mitchell juggling the responsibilities of new motherhood and the drama surrounding her sister’s return to Whale Rock while welcoming another tenant to the carriage house. Adding to her worries are the recently discovered letters revealing a stunning confession. Could one of her seven baby brothers, who supposedly died at childbirth, have survived? Cassie begins unraveling this new family mystery with guidance from the ever-present spirits of her ancestors, the original residents of The Bluffs. However, the fog of pregnancy brain is impeding her deciphering of their messages. Cassie’s husband, former FBI agent Daniel Benjamin, surprises her with an au pair to help with the baby. But there’s something unnerving about Abbigail Grant, and soon after her arrival, the community is shaken when a body is found sprawled on the rocks near The Bluffs. With the case ruled a homicide, Cassie becomes entangled in the investigation and butting heads with Chief Brooks Kincaid, who is under pressure to solve the case before tourist season begins. A prominent politician appears on the scene, with questions arising over his connection to the victim. And why has the mysterious new owner of the Red Herring estate been nosing around suspiciously? Can this murder be solved in time to save the summer season? Will Cassie determine if her brother survived? And if he did, will it be a blessing or another curse on the Mitchell family? Purchase here
- Gabriel Constans, Go to Sleep Toes, Go to Sleep Nose
< Back Gabriel Constans Go to Sleep Toes, Go to Sleep Nose Book blurb... GO TO SLEEP TOES, GO TO SLEEP NOSE - With mindfulness at its heart, this comforting picture book (for ages 3-6) invites children to connect with their breath, relax their bodies, and discover a sense of calm that carries them gently into sleep. Helps children and parents get a much needed nights rest. Purchase here
- Richard Kiehr, The TellTale Lie
< Back Richard Kiehr The TellTale Lie The TellTale Lie by author Richard Kiehr is a historical fiction / mystery novel, about a young Canadian man, whose world is torn apart following the sudden death of his father. Set in 1968, teacher Treyton Chase is living a seemingly ordinary life until the sudden death of his father. The loss triggers a deep sense of emptiness and unresolved questions about his parents. Treyton returns to his childhood home and discovers a Bible with the name Denis Aubert scribbled out beneath his own. Treyton’s initial confusion and denial give way to determination as he discovers he was adopted as a baby and his entire life has been built on a lie. Driven by a need for answers, Treyton embarks on a painstaking investigation into his adoption, combing through records, family heirlooms, and cryptic notes. As Treyton delves deeper into his past, he travels first to Paris where he meets his biological sister, Manon. Manon reveals that their parents were archaeologists who travelled extensively and were involved in secretive work during World War I. Treyton becomes entangled in the political and social upheaval of Paris, facing threats from the authorities. As Treyton’s investigation continues, he discovers a link to the Ottoman Empire, and he travels to Turkey on the legendary Orient Express. In Istanbul, Treyton visits the Ottoman Archives and museums, seeking records of his parents’ archaeological activities. Treyton’s journey is marked by moments of revelation and danger. He faces threats from political forces, uncovers the sacrifices of his birth parents, and is forced to come to terms with his own identity. The TellTale Lie is a powerful and captivating novel that explores themes of identity, loss, the weight of family secrets, and the relentless search for truth. Treyton is not a hero in the traditional sense, but a deeply human character - flawed, searching, and transformed by his experiences. The author skilfully connects real-world events with Treyton’s quest, balancing historical detail with a journey of personal discovery. The blend of mystery, suspense, humor, and heartfelt moments makes the story both entertaining and thought-provoking. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A captivating page-turner and a rewarding read for readers who enjoy historical fiction, suspense, and family drama. Purchase here
- Chester H. Sunde, Platonomy: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern SELF
< Back Chester H. Sunde Platonomy: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern SELF Book blurb... What if Plato’s Republic wasn’t just political theory—but a blueprint for mastering your inner world? In Platonomy: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Self, Dr. Chester H. Sunde reveals a groundbreaking reinterpretation: Plato’s true aim was psychological well-being through “auto politeia” — constitutional self-governance. Beyond reason, emotion, and basic drives lies a powerful fourth element: the inner ruler. Drawing from deep philosophical insight and modern neuroscience, this book introduces the SELF RULE model — bridging ancient wisdom with practical tools for emotional regulation, anxiety, and personal growth. Discover how Plato’s forgotten teachings align with contemporary brain science and offer a more integrated, effective path to mental health than many modern approaches. Whether you're seeking deeper self-understanding, better leadership, or a more grounded way to flourish in today’s chaotic world, Platonomy offers timeless insight with modern relevance. Purchase here
- Vern Hayden CFP, How Do I know You Won't Steal My Money?
< Back Vern Hayden CFP How Do I know You Won't Steal My Money? Book blurb... How Do I know You Won’t Steal My Money? is a clear, practical guide to navigating today’s complex financial landscape with confidence and caution. Drawing on more than 40 years of experience as a Certified Financial Planner, Vern Hayden breaks down five major investment options—annuities, REITs, mutual funds, ETFs, and life insurance—while addressing critical money decisions such as hiring advisors, estate planning, and avoiding costly mistakes. Written in accessible, jargon-free language, the book empowers everyday readers to make informed choices without needing a financial background. What distinguishes this work is its emphasis on integrity, fiduciary responsibility, and real-world awareness. Through engaging stories and practical insights, Hayden exposes common financial traps and teaches readers how to identify red flags, ask the right questions, and protect their assets. The result is both an educational resource and a safeguard against financial exploitation. Purchase here
- Sarah Barry, Time Management for the Time Anxious
< Back Sarah Barry Time Management for the Time Anxious Book blurb... Living Beyond the Clock: Mastering Time Anxiety for a Fulfilling Life Do you feel the relentless tick-tock of the clock, even in silence? This book delves into the heart of time anxiety—that insidious feeling that time is a predator, and we are its prey. Time Management for the Time-Anxious offers a comprehensive approach to understanding and managing time anxiety. Read about the psychological, physiological and environmental factors that contribute to time anxiety and poor time management. Follow the steps within to transform your relationship with time and free yourself from the shackles of time anxiety! Key insights include: * Understanding Time Anxiety: Discover the psychological roots of time anxiety and how it impacts your well-being. * Redefining Concepts and Values: Learn the art of making conscious decisions that align with your redefined values. * Creating Your Time Anxiety Profile: Assess your triggers, habits, and cycles of procrastination and perfectionism. * Practical Tools and Techniques: Implement effective strategies to manage anxiety and embrace time affluence gradually. * Setting Boundaries and Prioritization: Master the art of prioritization with proven strategies to set boundaries and enhance productivity. * Personalized Time Management Blueprint: Overcome procrastination and perfectionism with a tailored blueprint for time management. It is not just about managing time; it's about managing your mind, but to do this, you must first understand yourself, and then learn how to manage any self-limiting habits or tendencies you discover. By understanding your responses to time anxiety, you can liberate yourself from the grips of stress and reclaim your well-being. Embrace a life where success is measured by the impact of your actions and the quality of your engagements, rather than the quantity of tasks completed. Why not just stop racing to catch up, and try fully embracing each moment instead? Purchase here
- Scarlet Ibis James, Love in the Dark: A Holiday Romance
< Back Scarlet Ibis James Love in the Dark: A Holiday Romance Book blurb... What if the love you're standing inside, worn, familiar, and strained, is still the love worth choosing? Love in the Dark is a mature, emotionally grounded holiday romance about marriage after the spark, when commitment is tested not by scandal, but by silence. Two weeks before Christmas, Marissa and Gregory Williams-Parker are trapped in their Connecticut home by a blizzard, power out, phones dying, distractions stripped away. What remains is the marriage they've avoided examining for years. Purchase here
- KJ, The Forever and The Now
< Back KJ The Forever and The Now Will Bron McIntyre ever find her forever and now? By author KJ Bron McIntyre, a fortysomething teacher from Melbourne, is sketching on her favourite bench in her local park, when she notices a beautiful woman. Attracted to the woman, she begins to sketch her picture, when a cyclist crashes into the woman and spills a smoothie down her shirt. Bron helps the woman clean up and starts up a conversation, where she learns the woman’s name is Kate and is going through a divorce. The pair share an instant connection, and following the cycling incident they meet up regularly in the park and become close friends. Bron develops feelings for Kate, and senses something in return, but unsure of Kate’s feelings towards her, she is scared to make the first move. Kate finally confesses her desire for Bron, and the relationship slowly develops into something more intimate. Bron has a close and supportive family, who accept Kate with open arms. Kate’s mother on the other hand is less supportive, and judgemental of her life choices. Feeling pressure from Bron, Kate reluctantly comes out to her mother, which causes tension in the relationship. Kate’s mother struggles to accept her new love, hoping Kate will return to her ex-husband, Neil. As Kate’s mother continues to meddle in their relationship, Bron and Kate feel disconnected, and they turn to a counsellor for help. But as Bron and Kate try to work through their issues, Bron notices Kate acting out of character. When the couple learn more about Kate’s uncharacteristic behaviour, their entire world begins to fall apart. The Forever and The Now, by author KJ, is a beautifully written love story of two women, whose lives become entwined and are changed forever, following a chance encounter at the park. Written in the first-person perspective, KJ’s narrative is real, emotional and authentic, and the intimate scenes between Bron and Kate are beautiful, tender and passionate. KJ beautifully describes the pleasure and power of love, the tender and unconditional love that many people dream about. But this is not a happy ever after story, there is heartbreak, pain and tragedy. Readers might need something to dry their eyes with, in order to finish this book! Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A beautifully written love story of two women, whose lives become entwined and are changed forever, by author KJ. Purchase here
- Ed Ballou, What The Hell With The Hat?: My Playwriting Diary 1970-2024
< Back Ed Ballou What The Hell With The Hat?: My Playwriting Diary 1970-2024 Book blurb... This is an introspective and often humorous journey through the creative mind and persistent spirit of playwright Ed Ballou. Purchase here
- Kimberley Troutte, The Package (Infiltrix Series Book 1)
< Back Kimberley Troutte The Package (Infiltrix Series Book 1) Set in the distant future, following the second civil war, the United States is carved up into the Patriot Union and the Free States. The Patriot Union, led by President Blockwell, is a brutal regime that thrives on fear, propaganda, and public executions. The Free States are controlled by the Revo’s, who fight for democracy and human rights. The story follows Heather Slade, a skilled undercover agent working for a secret group of Revo agents. Heather embarks on a high-stakes mission to transport a ‘package’ across the heavily guarded Patriot Union to the Free States, accompanied by her bodyguard and fellow spy, Miguel Robles. Heather and Miguel board the luxurious Golden Patriot Express train and travel across the country to deliver the package. As Heather and Miguel endeavour to keep the contents of the package secret, danger looms everywhere they turn. The pair risk their lives to protect the package and evade the train’s undercover agents and Patriot Defenders. As tensions rise, Heather uses her wit and charm to manipulate high-ranking officials of the authoritarian regime. Along the way, Heather and Miguel confront their own pasts, including Heather’s amnesia and Miguel’s search for his missing brother. Heather is a compelling protagonist—tough, resourceful, and deeply scarred by her mysterious past. Miguel, with his unwavering determination and moral compass, is a perfect partner. Their partnership evolves naturally, with moments of vulnerability and trust that provide a glimmer of hope in an otherwise bleak setting. Kimberley Troutte masterfully builds a tense, oppressive, authoritarian world. The pacing is relentless, with unexpected twists and turns at every corner. Troutte’s writing is vivid and cinematic, immersing readers in the high-stakes world of espionage. The action sequences are well-executed, and the dialogue feels authentic. Overall, The Package is a thrilling, emotionally charged novel that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. With its strong characters, intricate plot, and richly imagined world, it’s a must-read for fans of dystopian fiction and spy thrillers. The ending leaves room for more, and I’m sure readers will be eager to follow Heather on her next mission. Star rating : 5 Stars Summary : A gripping and fast-paced dystopian thriller, with a blend of suspense and espionage. Purchase here
- Juliet Rose, Carrying the Dead
< Back Juliet Rose Carrying the Dead A young woman embarks on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening. When H annah Moore discovers she is pregnant, she is devastated. Neither Hannah or her partner, Parker, want to keep the baby and discuss adoption. At twelve weeks, Hannah miscarries and experiences unimaginable grief for the unborn child she never wanted. Hannah doesn’t receive the support she needs from Parker, and the relationship breaks down. Hannah is in a horrific road traffic collision, and an innocent motorcyclist, eighteen-year-old Logan Slip, is killed. At the scene of the accident Hannah breaks down, as memories of her miscarriage come flooding back to her. She is admitted to a mental hospital, where she meets George (Buzzy), a healthcare worker. Hannah attends support groups and receives therapy and medication. Six weeks after her admission, Hannah is released from hospital and experiences recurrent nightmares and visions of Logan and a young boy who looks like Parker. George continues to provide comfort and support for Hannah after her release, and they develop a close friendship. When Hannah’s nightmares and visions continue, George believes they are trying to give her a message embedded in an ancient culture. He suggests they travel to Mexico to meet Miguel and Sebastián, who helped him through drug addiction, following a caving accident. The couple fly to Texas and cross the border to Mexico. They rent a RV, and George teaches Hannah self-defence and meditation techniques. On their journey to meet Miguel and Sebastián, they visit ancient ruins and caves, and Hannah feels a spiritual connection to the sacred sites. Hannah and George’s relationship further develops, as they go on a journey of spiritual awakening, and discover a connection between Hannah’s unborn child and the motorcyclist. Carrying the Dead by author Juliet Rose is a mystical fiction novel about an unlikely couple who embark on a transformational journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening. This is an emotional and powerful novel that blends themes of grief, addiction, healing, and romance. Hannah is grieving for the loss of her unborn child, and George is recovering from drug addiction. The couple help each other navigate their feelings and deal with trauma, and I enjoyed seeing the growth of both characters throughout the book. Part horror, part mystery, part mysticism and part romance, this is a moving, engaging and thoroughly absorbing read. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A moving, engaging and thoroughly absorbing mystical fiction novel. Purchase here










