Peggy Kurkowski

A Man Determined to Put the Past Behind Him — Until His Murderous Brother Escapes Prison

Zane Clearwater is turning his life around in positive ways when a dark specter from his past threatens everything he knows and loves in Stalked by Revenge (Majestic Content Los Angeles), the third novel in Lynn Lipinski’s propulsive Zane Clearwater series. For Zane and his sixteen-year-old sister, Lettie, the past…

Peggy KurkowskiMay 10, 2023

Nonfiction Recommended

Author Relives Brother’s Childhood Memories in Iran

During a family reunion in 2006, Sara Fashandi reconnected with her oldest brother, Mohsen, whose stories of growing up in Tehran, Iran, utterly amazed her. The experiences he shared from the ages of six to 23 were too good, she thought, not to share with the world. And lucky for…

Peggy KurkowskiApril 11, 2023

Nonfiction Recommended

The Future of American Democracy Told by Immigration Lawyer Turned Senate Candidate

After the disturbing events of January 6, 2021, the future of American democracy depends upon restoring the people’s belief in its fundamental systems and values, according to immigration attorney and U.S. Senate candidate (2022) William Sanchez in The Promise of America. This autobiography of sorts introduces Sanchez to a larger…

Peggy KurkowskiFebruary 8, 2023

Nonfiction Recommended

Unflinching Look at the Media’s Influence on American Justice System

The American justice system is under attack from the court of public opinion feeding off the media’s myths, misconceptions and outright falsehoods, according to acclaimed attorney and legal analyst, Anne Bremner, and psychiatrist Doug Bremner, in Justice in the Age of Judgment (Skyhorse Publishing). Falsified Cases, Misconstrued Facts & Pressure…

Peggy KurkowskiJanuary 27, 2023

Fiction Recommended

It’s About the Journey… “Westbound” Uncovers Ancestors’ Pioneering and Civil War History

A genealogy project documenting the life of his great-grandparent’s westward experiences during the 19th century holds unexpected surprises for retired newspaper editor Elliott Madison in K. Patrick Conner’s charming novel, Westbound (Nacl Press). History Revealed Through Letters and Journal Entries Living in San Francisco’s upscale Russian Hill district, Elliott uses…

Peggy KurkowskiDecember 2, 2022

Fiction Thrillers Thrillers - Featured

A Muslim FBI Special Agent Goes Undercover to Infiltrate a Terrorist Network

What happens when two hundred fearsome Jihadis meet in Mecca for a secret meeting during the annual Holy Hajj? Nothing good. But in the hands of Michael E. Nathanson in his chilling follow-up to Cries of the Eagle, it makes for a pulse-pounding thriller of apocalyptic proportions. The second in…

Peggy KurkowskiOctober 4, 2022

Fiction Fiction - Featured

An Epic Clash for Power Shakes the Foundations of 13th Century Sicily

On the evening of Easter Monday in 1282, worshippers hold vigil at the Church of the Holy Spirit outside Palermo. Yet despite the holy occasion, the Sicilian people are feeling far from peaceful. They are about to erupt like Mount Etna in what will take shape into a broader Mediterranean…

Peggy KurkowskiAugust 17, 2022

Fiction Thrillers Thrillers - Featured

When Murder Rears Its Head, A Group of Boys’ Coming of Age Becomes a Whole Lot More Complicated in “King Harvest”

In sultry summer of 1975 on the Kansas plains, a rowdy bunch known locally as “the boys” skirt the fine line of felonious law by harvesting wild hemp to sell on the illegal market. Better known as marijuana, the hemp grows thick across three counties and tempts the adventurous spirit…

Peggy KurkowskiMay 31, 2022

Fiction Thrillers Thrillers - Featured

Vaccine Held Hostage in Chilling Alternate History of COVID-19

In October 2019, in the city of Wuhan in the People’s Republic of China, virologist Zhou Zhihao is hard at work creating a new virus at the behest of her father, a well-connected doctor who works closely with the national health minister, Ma Xiaowei. An employee at the Wuhan Institute…

Peggy KurkowskiJanuary 14, 2022

Book Club Network Fiction

Love and Humanity Are Proven as the Most Powerful Weapons in This WWII Tale

In July 1944, 19-year-old Sam Ryan is drafted into the 89th Infantry Division, the “Rolling W,” as part of a cadre of “citizen soldiers” sent to Europe to replace the battle-scarred American regulars who made it through D-Day. In 1941, Gerda Berghmann is a young, intrepid German woman working at…

Peggy KurkowskiNovember 8, 2021

Peggy Kurkowski

A Man Determined to Put the Past Behind Him — Until His Murderous Brother Escapes Prison

Author Relives Brother’s Childhood Memories in Iran

The Future of American Democracy Told by Immigration Lawyer Turned Senate Candidate

Unflinching Look at the Media’s Influence on American Justice System

It’s About the Journey… “Westbound” Uncovers Ancestors’ Pioneering and Civil War History

A Muslim FBI Special Agent Goes Undercover to Infiltrate a Terrorist Network

An Epic Clash for Power Shakes the Foundations of 13th Century Sicily

When Murder Rears Its Head, A Group of Boys’ Coming of Age Becomes a Whole Lot More Complicated in “King Harvest”

Vaccine Held Hostage in Chilling Alternate History of COVID-19

Love and Humanity Are Proven as the Most Powerful Weapons in This WWII Tale

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