by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, History, Love, New Books, Spirituality
In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, a young war correspondent spends decades trying to understand the catastrophe he witnessed. Some stories refuse to stay buried. In John Amos’ The Call of the Bugle, the ghosts of war, lost love, and an unfinished past converge...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 16, 2026 | Animals, Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Children, Children's Books, Education, New Books
What if the biggest lion in the jungle could not roar? That is the dilemma facing Leviathan, a lion cub born unusually large and seemingly destined to become King of the Jungle. But after a hyena attack leaves him with a throat injury, an old turtle named Doc saves...
by Trish Stevens | Feb 19, 2025 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Children, Children's Books, Education, Entertainment, Fiction, New Books, Self Help
A little adventure book with a big message, Slow Down, My Friend from prolific children’s book author Debbie Wolski shares the delightful tale of Tyler T. Turtle as he mentors an energetic pony, Twilly the Filly. Tyler likes to take things slowly, and Twilly likes to...
by Trish Stevens | Feb 19, 2025 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Children, Education, Entertainment, History, New Books, Non Fiction, Woman
Heidi Posnien, now 88, enjoys a peaceful life in a farmhouse overlooking a lake — worlds apart from her childhood in Nazi-occupied Germany, where she and her mother survived unimaginable circumstances. Despite the immense hardships she has endured in her lifetime,...
by Trish Stevens | Feb 19, 2025 | Art, Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Education, New Books, Thriller
After 37 years as a federal and state criminal defense attorney, Frank Abrams decided it was time to shed light on what can happen when the criminal justice system fails. In his eye-opening new book, The Cockfight, DNA evidence becomes the nail in the coffin for a...
by Trish Stevens | Feb 13, 2025 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Entertainment, Fiction, Love, New Books, Self Help, Spirituality
Shocking, heartbreaking, funny and tender, Something Better, the accomplished debut by Diane Parrish, will stay with readers long after they’ve read the final poignant scene. The bubble in which Ruth and David live their tidy suburban lives is about to burst. A tragic...
