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Month: March 2019

Rankers Charge: Deliverance at Van Demon’s Deep By: S.P. Stevens

Posted by Leonard Tillerman | Mar 25, 2019 | Book Reviews |

Ranker’s Charge: Deliverance at Van Demon’s Deep, by author S.P. Stevens, will attract readers who are looking to explore a great Science Fiction adventure in a epic fantastical world!

Seattle Red By: Reb MacRath

Posted by Leonard Tillerman | Mar 16, 2019 | Book Reviews |

Seattle Red by author Reb MacRath. For lovers of top-notch, hard-boiled crime fiction and gritty detectives, get ready to add this to your list of perennial favorites!

All Roads Shattered By: Lisa Diaz Meyer

Posted by Leonard Tillerman | Mar 13, 2019 | Book Reviews |

All Roads Shattered by Lisa Diaz Meyer. This is a must read for all lovers of intelligent and fascinating prose- which will take you deep into the inner depths and disturbing psyche of the human mind!

Spacewrecked on Venus By: Neil R. Jones

Posted by Leonard Tillerman | Mar 2, 2019 | Book Reviews |

Spacewrecked on Venus by author Neil R. Jones. Science fiction lovers may just want to give this thought provoking short story a whirl.

Leonard’s books

A Dress the Color of the Moon

by Jennifer Irwin

Could there be anyone who walks this Earth today who has not had a number of challenges in their life? I would think not… life is hard! However, not everything in life is created equal. There are people who walk amongst us each day who…

The Activist

by Robert Raker

Throughout their relatively short history, human beings as a group have consistently had a need to wield power. From the Pandyan to the Roman Empire, the need to exert control over others has been a notable characteristic of human civili…

The Dead Boxes Archive: Dark Tales of Horror and the Diabolical

The Dead Boxes Archive: Dark Tales of Horror and the Diabolical

by John F. Leonard

Do you want the recipe for a truly frightening and horrific concoction? If so… start with one dash of a malevolent cell phone, followed by two scoops of a possessed stuffed dog. Add a pinch of a bus trip to Hell and a hefty serving of …

A Stray, Astray

by E.H. Night

There can be little doubt that humanity possesses endless instances of inherent cruelty and malevolence throughout the ages. Whether it be animal cruelty, environmental destruction, or pure hatred toward fellow human beings. When we exam…

Cur Dogs

by M.N. Seeley

As human beings continue to destroy old Mother Earth at an alarming rate, it is only a matter of time before we all discover a new planet in which to eradicate. One that has not yet known our toxic human touch and is both primitive- yet …