Ross Phillips – But Now I See Book Spotlight
But Now I See Following the tumultuous course of American history in the mid-nineteenth century, here is the story of Nathan Butterfield—a preacher’s son whose faith in God is all but destroyed as he experiences the loss of loved ones and friends and witnesses his country being torn apart by the brutal realities of slavery. […]
A Timeless Journey of Resilience: A Review of Ivy Hill by Arthur Ruben
Arthur Ruben’s work effortlessly brings the streets of 1950s Brooklyn and Newark to life, evoking a sense of familiarity and authenticity that is truly remarkable. As someone who grew up in the same era as the characters in Ivy Hill, reading this novel felt like a trip down memory lane. You can tell every detail […]
Raw Honesty and Courage, Reviewing Ken Magill’s There, He’s Crying
Ken Magill’s memoir, There, He’s Crying, is a complex book that elicits mixed feelings. While the author’s storytelling is undeniably engaging and at times humorous, you will also find yourself feeling emotional. The memoir’s integration of significant historical events, such as the 9/11 attacks, I believe adds depth. The transitions between personal memories and thoughts […]
Coping Through Dementia, An Interview with Cynthia D. Kline
When author Cynthia D. Kline’s fiancé of 15 years was diagnosed with rapid declining dementia, their world turned upside down. A mere 5 months later, he passed away, leaving her to navigate the turbulent waters of grief and helplessness. Yet, in the midst of despair, she found strength to fight the California system, as well […]
The Lawyer’s Angel: Interviewing Author Scott Benkie
Scott Benkie, author of The Lawyer’s Angel, is a practicing trial lawyer of 35 years. He is a speaker for lawyers in litigation seminars and has written several pieces to assist lawyers in their cases. His book follows an attorney, the protagonist James Crosson, as he navigates the loss of his wife alongside his race against […]
Teresa Benitez, What’s in Store and More
Author Teresa Benitez holds a B.S. from the University of Puerto Rico, a M.S. from Stanford, and a Ph.D. from the University of Florida, all in mechanical engineering. Aside from this impressive educational background, she was also a engineering instructional professor for nine years. She has one published book currently, Unburdening: An Abortion and Generational Trauma […]
The Collision of Grief and Gratitude: A Pursuit of Sacred Light by Rosanne Liesveld Book Tour
BOOK SPOTLIGHT TOUR The Collision of Grief and Gratitude: A Pursuit of Sacred Light by Rosanne Liesveld Book Tour Book Details: Book Title: The Collision of Grief and Gratitude: A Pursuit of Sacred Light Author: Rosanne Liesveld Category: Adult Non-fiction, 468 pages Genre: Self-Help, Death & Grief, Grief & Bereavement Publisher: Illuminatio Press Release date: May 16, […]