Guest Blog: Using Fiction for Social Justice

Guest Blog: Using Fiction for Social Justice

Guest Blog: Using Fiction for Social Justice   In honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, I’ve updated this article about my works and my fight against human trafficking. As part of a new group called Brave Authors, we’ll be featuring each...
Book Review of Navajo Autumn by R. Allen Chappell

Book Review of Navajo Autumn by R. Allen Chappell

Navajo Autumn  by R. Allen Chappell   This is the first book in the series by R. Allen Chappell. It’s really a novella, as it’s only around one-hundred and twenty pages. The series is currently at thirteen books. I was hoping for insight into Navajo life in...
Book Review of Blazing China by R.F. Whong

Book Review of Blazing China by R.F. Whong

Blazing China  by R.F. Whong   This is a deviation from the types of books I normally read. Not crime fiction. However, it is a story of redemption for several of the characters. This book is a stand-alone book, but there is also a follow up book with some of the...
Book Review of Shadow Games by Ed Gorman

Book Review of Shadow Games by Ed Gorman

Shadow Games  by Ed Gorman  The predominant theme in this book is vengeance. Ed Gorman’s writing is brilliant, as always. But this book is a raw, gritty exposé of Hollywood, especially focused on child actors. In Gorman’s introduction (make sure you read it) he talks...