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So You Want To Fly Private? THE RULES by Shannon McDermott (Book Review #1547)
‘So You Want To Fly Private? THE RULES’ is a nonfiction comedy humor book and is a collection of stories told by Corporate Flight Attendants.
Read MoreREARRANGED by Kathleen Watt (Book Review #1546)
‘REARRANGED’ is a nonfiction memoir and the story of an opera singer who loses so much after being diagnosed with a rare cancer disease, osteogenic sarcoma. As we read through Kathleen’s journey of protracted treatment and recovery, we are introduced to months of chemotherapy, surgeries, and damage to her face.
Read MoreThe Alter Prey by Frederick Mulae (Book Review #1545)
‘The Alter Prey’ is a psychological drama thriller about Stuart Ryder. He is a psychologist and hypnotherapist. In one of his therapy sessions, he accidentally triggers his traumatic childhood memory and regresses to his alternate persona, Paolo.
Read MoreTied to the Mast by Christopher Stookey (Book Review #1544)
‘Tied to the Mast’ is amystery thriller and filled with action and drama. Anna Nava is a psychiatrist, and when one of her clients dies, she finds it in herself to find out why. The journey becomes a revelation of many things, introducing many subject matters such as addiction, suicide, and more.
Read MoreInterview with Raven West
1-When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer?
I was in my 7th grade biology class, I say around 12 years old. I recall we were discussing amoebas, but I wasn’t taking notes, I was writing a “romance” story about a splitting ameoba! Teacher read it and shared it with the entire class and gave me an “A+”! Been writing ever since.
Read MoreMoonlight and Fire: The Fallen Princess by Ashlyn Lance (Book Review #1543)
‘Moonlight and Fire’ is a fantasy coming-of-age story. The moon kingdom is in danger. The Elder Council of Evenar reveals a prophecy enforcing Princess Lunielle to leave all she knows familiar, move to earth, and enlist the help of Aurion Galengard, a horticulturist who wants to join the ranks of the Guard.
Read MoreLet Your Lips Twitch by R.A. Clarke (Book Review #1542)
‘Let Your Lips Twitch’ is a humorous short story collection. Each story stands alone, and since they are short, they can be enjoyed in a short span of time.
Read MoreInterview with E.B. Hauk
1-When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer?
Around 5th Grade. I was big into playing pretend and started writing stories in my composition journals. I kept writing, primarily through play-by-post roleplaying–which, for those who don’t know, is a collaborative kind of writing where you send replies to another writer. One of my writing partners told me to consider writing a novel. It felt like validation, as I’d always considered writing an unreachable and impractical profession, but I dreamed of doing it anyway.
Read MoreReaping the Whirlwind: A Trent Tyson Historical Mystery by Rosey Dow (Book Review #1540)
‘Reaping the Whirlwind’ is a historical mystery beginning with Deputy Sheriff Trent Tyson investigating the killings happening in Dayton in the summer of 1925.
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