The Crossing by Jason Mott is an interesting Dystopian adventure about the possible end of the world. I enjoy this author’s writing style for his creativity in every sentence, painting a story with his words in a way that makes me stop and read the last passage over again. I don’t read his books quickly…

On Brassard’s Farm by Daniel Hecht has all the elements I love, rambling along in its self-awareness with nature and hard work as its guide. Ann reaches a point in life when she loses everything and everyone she loves in rapid succession. As her only living relative, her brother isn’t necessarily gone from this earth,…

SOLD ON A MONDAY by Kristina McMorris realistically portrays guilt brought on by success obtained by less than honest methods, while illustrating hope during a poignant time in our nation’s history within a riveting suspense. Reporter Ellis Reed takes personal photographs while he’s sourcing a story he’s paid to write at the Philadelphia Examiner. Times…