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Ehud and the Great Walls of Jericho by Bogo de Chair (Book Review #1507)
‘Ehud and the Great Walls of’ is a historical fiction set in 1600 BC. The story begins with Ehud, a penniless man with potential, and his honesty works well for him. In a world where the Israelites have invaded the Promised Land, the story is told behind the walls of Jericho and introduces you to the story of survival and possibilities.
Read MoreTriptych Unhinged by Scott G. Harvey (Book Review #1506)
‘Triptych Unhinged’ is a short story collection. The book is a mere 91 pages, so not only you can read it in one sitting, but if you are not much of an avid reader, it’s perfect for you.
Read MoreUnmatched by Sarah Lavane (Book Review #1505)
‘Unmatched’ is a non-fiction memoir about a woman who seeks to find peace and meaning in her life. Divided into four parts, you slowly but surely begin to understand and see life through Sarah’s eyes from the beginning.
Read MoreThe Deadly Favour by Ruth Danes (Book Review #1504)
‘The Deadly Favour’ is a fantasy romance story. The story is set in 2015 and is the first of its series. Two worlds are at war, separated by a void. A truce is keeping some peace, and the story begins when Lady Bessy and Lady Hawise, two widows, enter the story.
Read MoreMYTHS OF ORIGIN by Ean S. Mills (Book Review #1503)
‘MYTHS OF ORIGIN’ is a fantasy supernatural story filled with science fiction and fantasy elements. As you start reading, you understand about the afterworld and what happens to you after you die. You enter a world where souls use time as currency, and once yours run out, you die.
Read MoreJigglyspot and the Zero Intellect by PD Alleva (Book Review #1502)
‘Jigglyspot and the Zero Intellect’ is a horror fantasy story filled with paranormal and supernatural elements. It has much suspense and speculative fiction that you are sure to keep reading till the end.
Read MoreMy Dorset Heritage – Flora McGowan
I grew up in Dorset on the English south coast, an area that for many people is synonymous with King Alfred, Wessex and Thomas Hardy (The Mayor of Casterbridge etc). History has always been very important to me – my first love was dinosaurs. And also reading. As many children do, I always had my nose in a book; often one written by Enid Blyton who stayed in the area and based many of her stories on Dorset locations including Brownsea Island (Whispering Island) and Corfe Castle (Kirrin Castle, Five on a Treasure Island).
Read MoreSuccess at Doing the Wrong Thing- From BigLaw to Big Tech by C.C. Max
My first foray into creative writing started shortly after my first job as an attorney in a large law firm in New York City. The sequence of discovery was no coincidence. It was the first time in my life I was consistently exposed to a level of material so mind-numbing that, out of necessity, it awoke a dormant creative part of me that I had kept suppressed.
Read MoreBeryllia: A Crystal Story by Adam Williamson (Book Review #1501)
‘Beryllia: A Crystal Story’ is a fantasy, action, and adventure story. It is written for young adults and begins with a world with four dominant races, and each race is born with power and element.
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