Power of Storytelling
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Your Psychic Child Review- POS029
" Children today are more psychic than ever because they have evolved to be that way. They are a new generation, born with abilities that past generations do not have." Sara Wiseman - Sara Wiseman wrote the book, Your Psychic Child,
The Innocent Stranger Review: POS 28
"Sweetheart, I can fix anything but the break of day and broken heart..... and I'm working on those." Carson Reno (The Innocent Stranger) - The featured book, The Innocent Stranger, is the twentieth book of the Carson Reno Mystery Series.
Hell’s Gate Review: POS 27
"The eleven with 3 are none without one- Scattered are they that open the gate. The power of god awaits he who walks through" Hell's Gate - Ernest Dumpsey, the author of Hell's Gate, has written over 40 books. With his art of historical creativity,
Agent of Time Review- POS 26
“I wanted to write an adventure story where time travel wasn’t just a way to get a character to a different time once or twice, but it was able to be used constantly to solve problems.” Nathan Van Coops -
Weave A Web of Witchcraft-Interview with Jean M. Roberts; POS- 025
" Felt like the fly trapped in the spider's web" Hugh Parsons (Character) - Readers will take a journey back to the life of the 1600s in this historical fiction story. The story begins with High Parsons' life being controlled by his parents.
Paper Ghosts Review: POS-24
"Never say good-bye because goodbye means going away and going away means forgetting." J. M. Barrie Pan - The main character & the narrator of the story has become obsessed with her sisters’ disappearance and death.
The Disappearance of Robin Murat Review: POS023
"Sometimes you have to trust your gut.....sometimes that's all you have left." - - Gerald has written another epic mystery in the Carson Reno Mystery series, The Disappearance of Robin Murat. This author has the talent of keeping his readers wanting m...
Switch: Interview with Allen Kent- POS 022
“ I fear we have become too "intellectually sophisticated" to allow for what seems impossible and, as a result, have lost some of our ability to dream, imagine, and accept the possibility of what we can't explain or understand could be "magical.
Altered Grace: Interview with A. Tacked- POS21
“The book was written primarily to give HOPE. I know that I’m not the only person who has struggled. Perhaps not the same way as others. Unfortunately, I know that we were not alone to be raised by the type of parents that we were raised with.” A.
The Librarian: Interview with Christy Sloat- POS20
"This one is for readers everywhere and the librarians who help us discover the magic in books." Christy Sloat - We first meet Emme, the main character, at Berkley University in California. Emme is a typical 19-year-old girl who not only illustrates a...