Valentine’s Day is the perfect day to let yourself read something you wouldn’t typically read or to indulge the type of books you might not read that often. Club 42 is a new book by Joanna Angel, who is a … Continue reading Club 42 Book Review from @kleffnotes

I felt it would be remiss to now have some romance reviews for readers before Valentine’s Day. The Spinster and the Rake is a historical romance novel that you might recognize as a bit of a bodice ripper. Whether you … Continue reading The Spinster and the Rake Book Review from @kleffnotes

The second edition of Sonya Renee Taylor’s well known work The Body Is Not an Apology released today. For those who are unfamiliar with Taylor’s work she is an award-winning poet, activist, and transformational leader who has been featured on … Continue reading The Body Is Not an Apology Book Review from @kleffnotes

Farzana Doctor’s latest release Seven examines a topic that is not something that is often examined in literature at least in my experience. This novel, while examining something that may be difficult for some readers to digest, is something important. … Continue reading Seven Book Review from @kleffnotes

Satin Pumps: The Moonlit Murder That Mesmerized The Nation is a true crime memoir by Steve Kosareff, who was a former patient of Finch himself. The screenwriter and author, this is not his debut work, though this is his first … Continue reading Satin Pumps Book Review from @kleffnotes

The Brass Queen is the debut novel of Elizabeth Chatsworth that is the perfect read for fans of the steampunk genre. I have been, and still am, of that particular genre though I feel as though it may have had … Continue reading The Brass Queen Book Review from @kleffnotes

Eden is the lead reporter for The Weekly Warrior at St. Joseph’s High School and covers a number of stories. What happens when intimate photos are released of seven female students through an anonymous email, Eden knows she has to … Continue reading Revenge of the Sluts Book Review from @kleffnotes

Roberta Seret is President and Founder of the NGO at the United Nations and the director of Advanced English and Film at the United Nations for the Hospitality Committee. In her role she educates and does a great deal of … Continue reading Gift of Diamonds Book Review from @kleffnotes

Luc Ponti is a sixteen-year old star basketball player who successfully wins an important tiebreaking game for the Palo Alto Vikings with a three-pointer during the last few seconds of the game. While this would be cause for celebration typically, … Continue reading I Can See Clearly from @kleffnotes