Fort Whiskey

  • Summer Reads!

    Looking for some reading material to read over the summer holiday? Look no further…… This book begins a series by author Wayne Hancock. The book is set in the 1930’s and revolves around a group living in a small town in Missouri who are tasked with helping the police chief with solving a murder. The…

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  • I’ve comprised a list of the 10 best books from the fiction genre (these books are works of fiction but they may not be classified as part of the other genre’s I’ve done so far). This list is in no particular order and this list is only my opinions based on what books I’ve read…

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  • Valentine’s Day picks!

    I know Valentine’s Day isn’t until next month. However, I wanted to give everyone a chance to acquire the books on this list (whether you purchase them, borrow them from the library, etc.) and read them in the days and weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day. Anyway, I hope you enjoy some of the following…

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  • Book News!

    Some time back, I read a book called “Fort Whiskey” by David Banks. First thing, the book has been re-named “Willis Reed: Fort Whiskey Justice”. Has a different book cover and everything though it’s the same book. I just found out earlier this week that we’re getting a sequel. It’s going to be called “Willis…

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  • Favorite local authors

    There are a few local authors that I like to follow and read their literature. The above gentleman tends to write mystery or crime fiction. The Gotcha! series could be considered both. The Vampire Rebellion is more mystery than anything else. I have just about every book he has…..a couple of them look like they…

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  • Are you a Gryffindor or do you consider yourself a Gryffindor? The following 5 books are suggestions, from me, for people from the house of Godric Gryffindor. Each books is from a different genre to appeal to different tastes. Synopsis: At the tail-end of the Civil War, the United States was in the grip of…

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