Title: Body In The Woods Subtitle: A Jack Ludefance Novel Author: Behcet Kaya Publisher: Square Fish Pages: 288 Genre: Fiction / Crime / Mystery Reviewed by: Jake Bishop Hollywood Book Reviews Florida Private Investigator, Jacque (who goes by Jack) Ludefance, is embroiled in murder, mayhem, industrial espionage, maybe even treason in this second installment of
Title: Operation Wappen: A War That Never Was Author: Robert K. Maddock, Jr. Publisher: Westwood Books Publishing LLC ISBN: 978-1-64361-781-7 Pages: 80 Genre: Nonfiction/Autobiography/History/War Reviewed by: CC Thomas Hollywood Book Reviews While most historical books can be dry black and white tomes of facts, Robert Maddock Jr. makes his story come alive in more ways
Title: Polyxena: A Story of Troy Author: H. Allenger Publisher: Author Reputation Press ISBN: 978-1-95102-092-7 Pages: 385 Genre: Historical Fiction Reviewed by: Tara Mcnabb Hollywood Book Reviews A young woman’s royal quest becomes an unexpected journey of self-discovery and forbidden love in author H. Allenger’s novel Polyxena: A Story of Troy. The Greeks have just
Title: Hope Betrayed Subtitle: A Stripping of Trust Author: Charles R. Kuhn Publisher: LitFire Publishing Pages: 278 Genre: Fiction / Thriller Reviewed by: Jake Bishop Hollywood Book Reviews Author Charles R. Kuhn has fashioned a contemporary thriller whose subject matter reaches into the very heart of present-day commerce, religious, and political debate. His tale involves
Title: The Girl With The Lightning Brain Author: Cliff Ratza Publisher: AuthorCentrix, Inc. ISBN: 978-1641333313 Pages: 546 Genre: Thriller & Suspense/Action Fiction Reviewed by: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Reviews One of the most precious things a person can have in their life is their mind; in particular their memories. As Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel once
Title: The Girl Who Electrified The World Author: Cliff Ratza Publisher: Stonewall Press ISBN: 978-1949362817 Pages: 694 Genre: Genetic Engineering Science-Fiction/Adventure Reviewed by: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Reviews There is so much of a person’s life that can be attributed to their genetics. As computer programmer and writer Ellen Ullman once said, “Genetics is where
Title: The Tale of the Christmas Hero Author: Carolyn Mitchell Publisher: Westwood Books Publishing, LLC ISBN: 978-1-64361-349-9 Pages: 36 Genre: Illustrated Children’s Book Reviewed by: Ella Vincent Hollywood Book Reviews The Tale of the Christmas Hero is a delightful holiday story for kids of all ages. Carolyn Mitchell’s book is a story that readers will
Title: White Men Can’t Hump (As Good As Black Men): Volume II: Sex & Race In America Author: Todd Wooten Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 978-1425959760 Pages: 212 Genre: Medical Psychology of Sexuality/Ethnic Demographic Studies Reviewed by: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Reviews So many aspects of life that get taken for granted have sadly been used as
Title: White Men Can’t Hump (As Good As Black Men): Volume I: Race & Sex In America Author: Todd Wooten Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 978-1425957438 Pages: 304 Genre: Ethnic Demographic Studies/Social Sciences Reviewed by: Anthony Avina Hollywood Book Reviews One of the most relevant, powerful and important topics in the world right now is race relations.
Title: Enigma Author: Amie Van Gogh Publisher: LitFire Publishing ISBN: 978-1-64398-535-0 Pages: 204 Genre: Fantasy Reviewed by: Candace L. Barr Hollywood Book Reviews Amie Van Gogh’s Enigma combines fantasy elements with mystery to tell the story of groups of agents of S6, an Argentine forensic research center, who become involved in a strange case. It
