The Unwanted Prophet by Carolina Cruz (Book Review #1187)

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The unwanted prophet is a dark fantasy horror story. It all begins with Quincy Sauer, a complex woman with ADHD that is both sensitive and smart. She has dealt with much drama in the past, and her path and decisions are all so important for the world she is living in.

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The Witchfinder by J. Todd Kingrea (Book Review #1186)

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The witchfinder is a sci-fi fantasy story set in a post-apocalyptic world where the Church of the Deiparous rules and Witchfinder imperator, Malachi Thorne, has to deal with a convicted heretic and traitor, Barnabas Kordell has escaped. Thorn sets out to recapture Kordell and has the help of his associates, Dario Darien, a clerk; Thurl Cabbott, a constable; Tycho Hawkes and Solomon Warner, deputies.

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A Most Unusual Friday Knight by Alan Frost (Book Review #1185)

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A most unusual Friday knight is the first book of the ‘Shawn from the shed’ series. It is a time travel science fiction story beginning with Johnny, an eleven-year-old, and his sister, Ella. They live in an orphanage owned by Regina.

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God Games by James A. Scott (Book Review #1184)

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God games is a sci-fi story about the Great Scientific University of Heaven and the Universe that contains Earth and other human life. The scientists on Heaven act like God by seeding the Earth, but things don’t seem as simple as they should be because some are against this forced creation and wish to stop it.

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Healing Beyond Pills & Potions by Steve Bierman, MD (Book Review #1183)

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Healing beyond pills is a nonfiction self-healing book. It is geared for caregivers and patients who are seeking an alternative way to embrace science while they face mental and psychological causes. It teaches you how to cure and be cured.

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As Vaan Made us by Jonathan Sobe (Book Review #1182)

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As Vaan mase us is a dystopian thriller describing a world where the world is divided, humanity is not at all life before, and with a cast of characters that are diverse and rich, you enter a world where it’s uncertain and a holy war has the citizens of New Lysia live under the rule of Regent Samuels. He is confident that the only way to avoid the apocalypse is to sacrifice his two sons.

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Byron Beyond The Firmament by Neil S. Reddy (Book Review #1181)

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Byron beyond the firmament is a gothic sci-fi story. The story begins with Lord Byron fleeing to his ancestral home, Newstead Abbey, because he is one big pickle of a mess. He cannot face his half-sister Augusta who is pregnant with his child, nor does he want to deal with his newly pregnant wife, Bell. Ending his own life becomes his only way of dealing with the humiliation and facing the public, but when he throws himself from the summer of the great ruin, he wakes up to another pot of hell.

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With a little time management, writing a novel can be easier than you think! by Ian Price

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My wife and I had planned to host our dream wedding on April 25, 2020. Throughout the entire planning process, the two of us were constantly referencing that one line from the movie ‘Miss Congeniality.

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Challenges in writing books in modern society by Dennis Scheel

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In the 21st Century, writers are facing several challenges in the classical method of writing novels. TV shows, movies, and games have captured the attention of a sizeable chunk of prospect readers. Some writers may be courageous enough to apply their creativity to generating games, shows, and movies, but for the rest of us, there is still a sizable demographic of readers left for you to impress.

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