Saving La Familia Series, Book Three
Romantic Suspense
Date Published: May 1, 2026
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Thursday, September 24, 2026
The Earth Is Her Own
Speculative Fiction
Date Published: May 21, 2026
Continuing from THE SIMPLER, Senga Munro’s disappearance prompts discussion as to -what- she may be. Her herbal notebook has been discovered in an old man’s medicine bundle from the 1800s, wherein Senga details her captivity in an underground cave. One morning, she awakes in a Cheyenne camp, believing she is part of a living history project. Upon her extraordinary return, she discovers a world altered and transformed by “The Phenomenon,” an evolutionary leap in consciousness that has reshaped global values and circumstances.
Through its rich tapestry of characters, historical elements, and philosophical musings, the series explores the complexities of human experience, the sacredness of the Earth, and the transformative power of compassion and understanding. It is a meditation on the struggles and triumphs that define both individual lives and collective humanity.
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Reclaim - Book Tour
How to Stop Scrolling Through Your Life and Start Living It
Personal Development / Digital Well-Being (Narrative Nonfiction)
Date
Published: Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Publisher: Fernlight Books
You’re not broken. You’re overstimulated.
They sat on
the beach with their backs to the ocean, faces in their phones, watching clips
of someone else’s vacation. As Heather Henderson stood a few feet away,
ready to capture the perfect Cabo moment, she realized we were promised more:
more connection, more freedom, more possibility — not a life spent
refreshing feeds.
Handed devices before we were taught how to live with
them, most of us inherited this algorithmic world. We learned to let
notifications and endless recommendations choose for us in small, quiet ways,
until the choices no longer felt like choices at all, and we found ourselves
scrolling through life instead of living it.
The problem goes beyond
casual screen time. It is unconscious time — the moments we surrender
without realizing the cost.
Drawing from her years inside major tech
companies, including Google and Uber, Heather Henderson invites readers to
ask:
Did I choose this, or was it chosen for me?
If you feel wired
but tired, connected but lonely, or busy but empty, this book is an honest
look at how we lost presence — and a guide to reclaim it.
My Review...
My first instinct in beginning this book was not to reclaim
anything, but to recoil. To rail a little at anyone who thought so much
controlled my life or, for that matter, that I didn’t control my life. However,…as
I read a further, I began to recognize myself a little. I do check my email
fairly often. I do wonder sometimes if I got a text and didn’t hear it.
I will admit I am not a person who would rather write
someone a grievance than speak to them in person. I have often spoken in person
when maybe I should have kept my mouth shut :) But I still wouldn’t write
someone an email about my unhappiness. I’d face them. But this might be my
generation. My whole life hasn’t been spent with a phone in my hand or a
computer in my face. When they came along, I thought it was the best thing in
the world and still do. Everything I ever wanted to know is at my fingertips,
at least for those with a little bit of common sense.
But Heather Henderson describes an awful lot of people I
know. She’s done a good job of it in several ways. This is a very clear,
readable book. This is sometimes a subject that can have that academic tone to
it or that self-help look. But this is more about the feeling and/or the truth.
Read and take what you want from it. I think that will touch more people than
any other way of crafting a book on this subject can.
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Monday, September 21, 2026
Reclaim
How to Stop Scrolling Through Your Life and Start Living It
Personal Development / Digital Well-Being (Narrative Nonfiction)
Date
Published: Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Publisher: Fernlight Books
Saturday, September 19, 2026
The Riddle Maker
The Riddle Maker by Bruce BorgosMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I love books with good characters, and these were so alive it could have been a tv show. Porter Beck, now a small-town Sheriff has his hands full with a pregnant wife who’s also a cop and tough as nails too. His whole staff is tough, fun, close, and Borgos made them very real. But the other thing Borgos did was make a possible serial killer, long unknown, rise from the ashes.
This was “I couldn’t put it down” writing. And I am hard to impress. I don’t give 5-star reviews lightly. They have to be books that have characters with personalities, a plot I just have to know more about, and be quite readable all molded into one book...
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Unladylike
This post is part of a virtual book tour organized by Goddess Fish Promotions. Regina Louise will be awarding a $25 Amazon/BN GC to a randomly drawn winner. Click on a tour banner to see the other stops on the tour.
Monday, September 14, 2026
The Last Rift Dragon
The City of Bridgehaven is under attack.
The nation to the west intends to murder Bridgehaven’s last three remaining dragons, rendering them extinct. They’ll stop at nothing to crush the eggs, flay the dragons, and burn Bridgehaven to the ground.
But Richter Whitlock is determined to make sure that doesn’t happen. He joins the Knights of the Silver Fog—individuals dedicated to protecting Bridgehaven, and the dragons, at all costs—in the hopes of caring for a fragile dragon egg, so that one day he may bond and fight back...
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Zombie Zoo
Adventures in Tub (Felix & Ninja, Book 1)
Upper Middle Grade
Date Published: 09-15-2026
Publisher: Oculus Print
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