by Doug McEntyre | May 27, 2010 | New Books
She was the most formidable creature that ever lived, a 70-foot,100,000 pound Great White shark with a mouth filled with seven-inch teeth. Thirty-five years after Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster kept audiences out of the water, the prehistoric cousin to JAWS...
by Doug McEntyre | Apr 21, 2010 | New Books
Fran Pitre is the author of Twins X 3: A mom of three sets of twins gives her personal testimony that all things are possible with God (Xlibris Corporation); a true story that outlines a young mother’s journey that begins with the struggles, heartache and ethical...
by Doug McEntyre | Apr 20, 2010 | New Books
Kentetsu Takamori is a revered, best-selling author in his native Japan where his latest book, Something You Forgot…Along the Way: Stories of Wisdom and Learning (Ichimannendo Publishing), has sold well over 650,000 copies. Translated into English, it has received so...
by Doug McEntyre | Apr 20, 2010 | New Books
Taken from the actual life story of a rogue agent who was hunted by agencies around the world, Targets of Deception (Variance Publishing) by Jeffrey Stephens is filled with one action-packed scene after another, giving the reader a glimpse into a world of excitement...
by Doug McEntyre | Apr 20, 2010 | New Books
In Ernest Hunt’s gripping novel, Terror on East 72nd Street (Publish America), the story is made frighteningly convincing by his superb job of demonstrating the ongoing struggle against radicals who cross the northern border between the U.S. and Canada, while...
by Doug McEntyre | Apr 20, 2010 | New Books
Ernie Hunt’s primary intention when he wrote Paris Under Siege (Publish America) was to bring attention to the issue of human slavery; in particular, the plight of some Muslim women. He accomplished this brilliantly in his spellbinding novel that will keep readers on...
