Special Features

‘The Black Ascot’

Posted by Elise Cooper February 4, 2019 0

“The Black Ascot” by Charles Todd ratchets up the mystery. Readers are able to get a deeper understanding of Scotland Yard Inspector Ian Rutledge, while...

What happened to our sense of humor?

Posted by Richard Matz February 1, 2019 0

Political correctness means no one is funny

The Swiss adventure begins

Posted by Howard Hian February 1, 2019 0

SWITZERLAND: PART 1 A Swiss Trip Part 1: The adventure begins Part 2: Riding the rails Part 3: A tale of 3 cities Edelweiss Air’s seasonal San Diego to...

Draft needs & prospects

Posted by Art Garcia January 30, 2019 0

With the 2018 NFL season over for the Los Angeles Chargers it is now time to look ahead at the NFL Draft. Although the season was no doubt a success —...

‘The Earl and the Enchantress’

Posted by Elise Cooper January 24, 2019 0

“The Earl and the Enchantress” by Paullett Golden brings to life the 1790s in this historical novel with a touch of romance. As an English professor at the...

Meltzer dives into nonfiction with ‘The First Conspiracy’

Posted by Elise Cooper January 4, 2019 0

“The First Conspiracy” by Brad Meltzer brings to life a spy thriller that actually happened. This non-fiction historical mystery delves into a plot to...

Loftis’ ‘Code Name: Lise’ a unique spy thriller

Posted by Elise Cooper January 4, 2019 0

“Code Name: Lise” by Larry Loftis brings to life the most highly decorated woman spy. The story delves into how Odette Sansom displayed courage and...

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