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The Sapien Empire by Nathan Ogloff (Book Review #1624)
‘The Sapien Empire’ is a post-apocalyptic book filled with science fiction elements. Everything begins with Shindo Dacan, who is living in a terrifying futuristic world as an engineer, and his attempt to create a world that isn’t a wasteland of death and destruction.
Read MoreI Remember: Experiences Growing Up in Small-town America 1911-1929 by Davenport, Jessie E, (Author), Hal Lewis (Editor) (Book Review #1623)
‘I Remember’ is a historical memoir about Jessie Davenport and is set between 1911 and 2000. Jessie is from an Irish-American family and is a wonderfully delightful woman who happens to have a very triumphant childhood.
Read MoreLion of Fire: Riley Jordan and the Fire Prophecies by Brittany Ranew (Book Review #1622)
‘Lion of Fire’ is the first book of its series and is filled with magical realism, dragons, and mythical creatures. The coming-of-age story begins with Riley Jordan, a college senior and the most dangerous wizard, converging a plot to destroy the world. Riley is plagued, and with the help of his best friends, he has to find the truth and the right path.
Read MorePoetic Meditations for the Evolutionary Journey by Anjali Soi (Book Review #1621)
‘Poetic Meditations for the Evolutionary Journey’ is a poetic narrated book explaining the zodiac signs and teaching you all the astrology elements related to the matter.
Read MoreCarnival Songs by S.V. Brown (Book Review #1620)
‘Carnival Songs’ is a historical fiction set in Torrenceburg with, a complex town and much drama. From the beginning of the story, you immediately feel like sinking into it with a sense of waiting for something to go wrong.
Read MoreBody of Origin by Kimberly J. Smith (Book Review #1619)
‘Body of Origin’ is a young adult fictional story about Calliope Littleton. She is a sixteen-year-old and has the ability to be immune to a drug treatment mandated by the government. This enables her to remain having her switching abilities.
Read MoreWord Dancing: Instant Poetry by Lawrence R. Berger (Book Review #1618)
‘Word Dancing: Instant Poetry’ is the third volume of its book series. If you are looking for a book that is going to make you think and at the same time enjoy a world filled with lyrical and rhythmic words, then this is for you.
Read MoreCatharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters by Cynthia Neale (Book Review #1617)
‘Catharine, Queen of the Tumbling Waters’ is a historical fiction about Catherine Montour and her life, filled with turmoil, perseverance, and bravery. It is a compelling story set in the mid-1700s when Catherine was young and expected to follow in her grandmother’s footsteps as an interpreter for the British colonies.
Read MoreThe Secret of Blue Lake by Marcy Blesy (Book Review #1616)
‘The Secret of Blue Lake’ is a fictional tale about Meg Popkins, a Chicago news reporter who moves to a tiny town in Michigan, away from her family and familiar territory, to find herself and possibly forget about her loved one.
While adjusting to the new norm, Meg meets Brian Welter, a confident reporter who helps her know about Blue Lake, her town, and maybe more.
The fictional tale is filled with intrigue. The twists and turns aren’t foreseen, and since the pace of the story is steady, you are on a steady road to an exciting read.
The cover design of the book is attractive and represents the content inside. I recommend this read to mystery and romance readers.
Written by Jeyran Main
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