A tropical surf escape turns catastrophic when a tsunami hits, stranding four best friends in a fight for survival. Injured, disoriented, and cut off from the world, they face a brutal test no one could have prepared for.
Book Review: ‘You Can’t Kill The Boogeyman: The Ongoing Halloween Saga―13 Movies And Counting’
‘You Can’t Kill the Boogeyman: The Ongoing Halloween Saga―13 Movies and Counting’ is a cultural and critical examination of the legendary Halloween film franchise, considering the style, themes, and development of the series within temporal and industrial contexts.
Book Review: Thoughtful “Asshole” Reveals Much About Both The LA Music World And Its Author Rob Tonkin
In this unflinchingly honest memoir, a man born into privilege but starved of emotional connection takes readers on a California journey through ambition, excess, and the painful search for self-worth.
Book Review: Diane Wald’s ‘The Bayrose Files’ Explores Themes Of Writing And Aspiration
Ambitious young journalist Violet Maris secures a coveted residency at a prestigious artists’ and writers’ colony in 1980s Provincetown, armed with a file of stories written by a dear, older gay friend. Her intention: to write a captivating exposé based on these narratives. However, Violet’s promising start at the colony takes a dark turn when …
New IRON MAIDEN Book, ‘Hallowed Be Thy Name: The Iron Maiden Bible,’ By Martin Popoff, Coming To Bookstores October 28
With unparalleled access to band members, managers, and exclusive archives, music critic and journalist Martin Popoff provides an intimate look into the life and times of Iron Maiden, from their humble beginnings in the dingy clubs of East London to headlining arenas and festivals worldwide, the band’s story is one of resilience, creativity, and unrelenting …
Book Review: ‘Scorched’ Conveys The Coming-Of-Age Story Of A Protagonist Trying To Escape His Unsettled Past
After his father dies suddenly and his family’s fortune takes a nosedive, Jonas Shore starts selling weed and pills to cool kids at his Philadelphia high school to support himself and his mother; that is, until his hustle catches up with him and he’s sent away to Lafayette Academy.
Book Review: A True Story Of Love And Devotion, ‘A Yellow House In The Mountains’ Chronicles The Lives Of Lyle And Marilyn Hileman
‘A Yellow House in the Mountains’ is a story of overcoming adversity. Lyle and Marylin lean on each other to build a legacy never to be forgotten. Challenges come early and often, yet their determination and faith push them forward in pursuing their dreams.
Book Review: “What We Leave Behind” Paints A Poignant Picture Of Love And Loss In The Aftermath Of World War II
In 1947, war bride Ursula arrived in Minneapolis torn between guilt over leaving loved ones behind and her desire to start a new life — and a family — in this promised land. But the American dream proves elusive — she is struck with polio and then shocked by the sudden death of her GI …
Book Review: ‘How To Kill Men And Get Away With It’ Can’t Make Up Its Mind As To What Genre It Wants To Be
A deliciously dark, hilariously twisted story about friendship, love, and murder. Fans of ‘My Sister the Serial Killer,’ “How to Kill Your Family,’ and ‘Killing Eve’ will love this wickedly clever novel.