#BookReview: To The Gallows by G.S. Luckett 4/5 Stars

Overview: Cole Winters is an African-American U.S. Marshal being hunted for killing the men who killed his wife and son. Joseph Two Guns is a Native-American being hunted for robbing a bank and killing a big-shot’s son. These two men grew up as brothers, and Cole had married Joseph’s sister. Now they are running for

#Bookreview: 3 AM By Amy Cross 3/5 Stars

Overview: Two families in an apartment building next to a set of train tracks. This building has a bad reputation, so bad even the police won’t go near it. At 3 am every night someone comes to the doors of these two families and terrorizes them. Upon first moving in, the shifty manager warned them

Write On Vs. Wattpad

What is the difference between witeon.kindle.com and wattpad.com? One is obviously owned and operated by Amazon and Wattpad seems to be it’s own entity. Both sites seem to be dedicated to allowing writers post their work, and readers can chime in with their opinion. So which is better to use? I don’t know! I have

Broken Promise

A while back, I gave a list of ten upcoming book reviews. For the most part, or whole, the list was of classics. So far I have read, seven classics before posting that list. That includes taking two months to read Roots. I am burnt out on classics for the time being, and started a

#CLTBRCHALLENGE15 Book Review: “The Time Machine” by H.G. Wells 4/5 Stars

Overview: The time traveler invites a group of men over to his house to discuss his theory of time being the fourth dimension and ability to traverse through time. Everyone is a bit skeptical, but listen to his speech. The time traveler even built a small working prototype and shows his guests how his larger

Author Spotlight Interview: Marie Saint-Louis

Where are you from? I was born in Kankakee, Illinois but in the late 70’s my parents moved our family to the Phoenix, Arizona (U.S.) area. Cool, I’ve been through Phoenix a time or two. How many books have you written? Which is your favorite? In November of 2013, I began writing my debut book,

#Author Page Facelift

So, I’ve been talking about starting an editing service and today I got it up and running. Here is what will be offered: Here at Sanctuary Edits, we will read through your book looking for any and all typos. We will double check to make sure everything sounds smooths and inform you of any issues

February #Wrapup

This has been a fast, but lazy month. I only finished one book on my To-Be-Read list (The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes vol. 3), struck up an editing deal, got the paperwork completed for me to start classes Monday and wrote the first of many musical reviews. I finished reading and reviewing The Road of

#CLTBRCHALLENGE15 #Book Review: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Vol 3 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 4/5 Stars

Overview: A collection of cases, written by Dr. Watson, taken and solved by the duo; Holmes and Watson. Opinion: Some of the cases I found interesting, some not so much. Quite a few, I had solved before Holmes or were just lacking in interest. There were few that I found really interesting and wished were

#Author Interviews

Back in January, I started a call for authors to do interviews. I just want to say that the Author Spotlight Interview segment is still open and all authors are welcome. The genre and type of publication is of no relevance. I want to help fellow authors get their work out there. If you would