Voiceless - Reviewed By: Crystal Trent Dotson

By: Ron Castro

Reviewed By: Crystal Trent Dotson



Neveah is now inside "her lady", and Diana is excited to be preagnant, but she knows Diego won't be happy with having to share her now. Neveah doesn't like how the "mean voice" is treating her lady, and after Diego beats on Diana and causes her to go into labor, Neveah fears for herself and her mommy. Diego promises to be better and offers to watch Neveah while Diana works, but is he a changed man and trying to be a better dad, or is it a front so he can get rid of the baby once and for all.

This is a very emotional and touching story. It brings to reality that child abuse is happening and sometimes it's right under our noses.

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The New Death and Others - Reviewed By: Crystal Trent Dotson

By: James Hutchings

Reviewed By: Crysal Trent Dotson

This book of short stories and poetry is dark, and compelling. I enjoyed the entire book, I did like some stories better than others, but overall the book is a great read. The poems are different and refreshing. I think Mr. Hutchings is a very talented Author that puts much detail and mind twisting plots into his writings. I would like to see a longer story by him.

The Maniacal Bookworm

The Maniacal Bookworm

Echoes At Dawn - Reviewed By: Crystal Trent Dotson

By: Kathleen Ann Gallagher

Reviewed By: Crystal Trent Dotson



Madeline Young is a widowed chef that is struggling with her mothers demetia and her teen sons alcohol problem, all while trying to accept that she is being visited by her aunt's ghost. When she starts volunteering at the local hospitial she meets Nat, a part time counselor, who brings light back into her life, but will they be able to accept the changes and make a life together or dwell in the past and live a lonely life.

I really enjoyed this novel, I hope to see more from Kathleen Ann Gallagher.

Nineteen Years Of Living Hell - Reviewed By: Crystal Trent Dotson

By: Joy Allen
Reviewed By: Crystal Trent Dotson

Joy Allen tells her story of an abusive marriage. The awful things she had to endure during her marriage is heartbreaking. Ed never worried about her or her needs, and as time went on things just kept getting worse for Joy.
This story is upsetting at times, but I encourage people to read it, and help stop domestic abuse. It happens in so many marriages, and this is just one story of a woman that had the courage to tell hers.

I recieved a complimentary copy of Nineteen years of Living Hell, as a member of the Dorrance Publishing Book Review Team. Visit dorrancebookstore.com to learn how to become a member of the book review team.