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Night Sirens by Stefan Vucak (Book Review #1558)
‘Night Sirens’ is a contemporary story filled with romance and psychological elements. It all begins with Frank Hram, an assassin and a Covenant keeper, who kills rogue feeders. They kill people by sucking life energy from them, which makes them suddenly old. The Covenant, a centuries-old organization created to protect feeders, works to stop the public from finding out about the existence of energy-feeder vampires, which would set off public panic and witch hunts.
Read MoreKojiro by Khalil A. Barnett (Book Review #1557)
‘Kojiro’ is a fantasy story filled with science fiction elements. The story begins when Coletrane Marx, a billionaire archeologist, creates a ‘Tulipa’ and murders his parents with a sword one night. Living with guilt and trauma, the protagonist’s life is changed as he pursues Kojiro, the Tulipa, and a prophecy he never knew existed.
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We begin this Fall’s edition with remarkable articles. This issue covers how good things take time and how readers can support authors with reviews and more. We learn about writing gay fiction and how horror novel writers find material for their work.
As an editor and founder of Review Tales, I always wonder how we can do more and better. So, I dug deeper and found content that will enable readers with life improvement tools, resources, and some spiritual influence. This edition will talk about triggering readers’ painful feelings from the content they read and how that becomes a stimulus for readers to pour their negative or positive comments as an expression of that feeling into their reviews.
Seeking an understanding of God and the universe converses through various channels, and as writers pour out their confessions and words of wisdom, we see how they find reason through their writing.
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Rescuing Whiskey’s Salvation by Chrissy Hartmann (Book Review #1556)
‘Rescuing Whiskey’s Salvation’ is a fictional romance story about Evie Mae Stockton,
The descriptive writing enables the reader to imagine and re-create the scenes in their mind. It is intriguing; the characters all stand-alone and mesh well together. I enjoyed reading how Evie attempted to separate herself from what was expected and wanted her own identity.
Read MoreMessy Robot and the Sneaky Cat by Anne Marquard (Book Review #1555)
‘Messy Robot and the Sneaky Cat’ is a children’s book and begins with a Robot who is trying to be perfect since it has been designed to be this way; however, he realizes he cannot live up to the standard he’s made for.
Read MoreSo Hard to Do by Sally Basmajian (Book Review #1554)
‘So Hard to Do’ is a romantic comedy and revolves around Jannie and her mother, Suze. Things change for Jannie when Suze moves out, leaving her to herself. She does not know much about how to run a house or take responsibility for her own, so we watch her cause a fire and flood her apartment.
Read MoreNurse! A Memoir by Francene Cosman (Book Review #1553)
‘Nurse!’ is a memoir written with the intention to provoke your mind and welcome you into a world you least expected. This memoir introduces you to the life of a nurse, Francene, and everything she goes through in school, what she learns, her challenges, and how her profession demands certain disciplines you may not necessarily know about.
Read MoreThe Last Lumenian by S.G. Blaise (Book Review #1552)
‘The Last Lumenian’ is a science fiction story filled with fantasy elements. It begins with Princess Lilla and her failed mission in space. She has magic and powers that she isn’t familiar with. Her life is filled with action, adventure, and many obstacles. You get to read how she navigates all these pressures of making choices while she learns how to control her magic and find the arch god who is searching for the Limenian, the children of the arch goddess.
Read MoreMaestro Orpheus and the World Clock by Robert Pennee and Joanne Grodzinski (Book Review #1551)
‘Maestro Orpheus and the World Clock’ is a Juvenile Fiction about Fred and his journey trying to understand why time stopped when he went to visit his grandfather. Fred’s life changes when he meets Maestro Orpheus and his magical lyre, and together, they must wind The World Clock.
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