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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling

August 6, 2015 by Bob Leave a Comment

The magic of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling lies in its combination of simplicity and familiarity. Like a three-chord pop song, Harry Potter sticks in your head, causing pleasant sensations as it bounces around your brain. We know this story; an unlikely hero with a regal destiny is sent on an […]

Filed Under: Bestsellers, Book Review, Children's Fiction, Fantasy, Novels, Series, Young Adult Tagged With: book review, Brothers Grimm, fantasy, Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling, Mother Goose, myth, name game, Sorcerer's Stone

The Book of Paul by Richard Long

October 23, 2014 by Bob Leave a Comment

 I didn’t know what to expect when I dove into Richard Long’s debut novel, The Book of Paul, other than Stephen King endorsed it and the novel was billed as “ a paranormal thriller.” Based on the cover, I figured The Book of Paul was a mythology-based tale of pirates for young adult readers. The skeleton […]

Filed Under: Book Review, Fantasy, Novels, Personal Favorites, Series, Supernatural Thriller Tagged With: action adventure, big dick, Book of Paul, Clan Kelly, labia piercings, muscle head, mythology, paranormal thriller, realism, Richard Long

The Twelve by Justin Cronin

October 8, 2014 by Bob Leave a Comment

The Twelve is a well-written action thriller, a good, solid novel. But it doesn’t hold a candle to The Passage, the first book in author Justin Cronin’s post-apocalyptic vampire series. The Twelve suffers from the same “middle child syndrome” that plagues so may “Book 2s” in a trilogy series. It’s neither a beginning, nor an […]

Filed Under: Book Review, Horror, Novels, Series, Supernatural Thriller, Thriller Tagged With: Justin Cronin, middle child problem, The Passage, The Twelve, vampire apocalypse, zombie problem

The Passage by Justin Cronin

August 23, 2013 by Bob Leave a Comment

Justin Cronin’s The Passage is an impressive work. The first book in a planned trilogy, The Passage reads like a series of short novels and novellas stitched together, creating a whole greater than the sum of its parts. There are shades of the Harry Potter and Twilight franchises here. The Passage is a long, sprawling, […]

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New! Autism Dad 3: Life Skills and Life Lessons!

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New Release! Autism Dad 2!

Autism Dad 2—'Tween Edition: Continuing Adventures in Autism, Adolescence & Fatherhood 
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Our Great Abbess by C.L. Holmes

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Autism Dad: Adventures in Raising An Autistic Son
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Nancy Grace. Ghoul. Monster. Homewrecker.

There are lots of things that can hurt a marriage; financial problems, infidelity, differences in religion, differences in parenting, differences of opinion. In our house one of the biggest marital strains is another woman; a woman who comes into our home every night at ten o’clock. Her name is Nancy Grace. Nancy Grace has a […]

Rob Errera Aggressively Interviews Rob Errera About His New Book, Fake News and Real Bullsh*t: Government, Media, and Justice In America

This cover is divisive and inflammatory. What gives you the right to bully the President of The United States? The First Amendment gives every citizen the right to free expression. Cover artist Dominic Wilde captured the spirit of this book perfectly. There’s a lot of anger, outrage, and injustice inside the book as well as […]

Open Wide! Three New Books Now Available Everywhere!

I recently went “wide” with three of my book titles, meaning they were once available only through Amazon, but now they’re available through booksellers all over the world! Now available everywhere: Fake News & Real Bullshit: Government, Media, and Justice in America. Essays. Satirical, and occasionally serious, essays about government, media, and justice in America. The Mud […]

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Hangman's Jam, A Symphony of Terror by Rob Errera

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