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Paladin’s Honor by A. Carina spears (Book Review #1074)
Paladin’s honour is a fantasy romance story and begins with Devon, a paladin from the Order of Rhys. The knights fight against the undead and keep everyone safe. When Devon meets Mirabelle, things change. Mirabelle has been through a lot, and the dynamic of them both shape up the story.
Read MoreTale of the Pack by B. P. Williams (Book Review #1079)
Tale of the pack is a fictional story about Elizabeth Forty, a 10-year-old orphan in the Happydale Home for Parentless and Unwanted Children, located in Tri-Rivers in Western Montana.
Read MoreFancy Shop by Valeri Stanoevich (Book Review #1078)
Fancy Shop is a collection of short stories. It possesses elements of paranormal, urban, and fantasy features. Each story is thought-provoking, and the plots come with twists and turns. They are all unique yet come together in their creative perspective of changing things and dreaming for a better outcome.
Read MoreClementine Lane by Eoghan Brunkard (Book Review #1077)
Clementine lane is a humorous urban life story written in a contemporary style of fiction. The story is based on three interwoven narrative plotlines set in Clementine Lane, where everyone is in everyone’s business. Things change when a drug rehabilitation centre is open and a drug addict dies in suspicious circumstances. The people come together to investigate and protest the matter, which shapes the main storyline.
Read MoreBlack Glass by Azhar Amien (Book Review #1076)
Black Glass is a dark story about a psychopathic sadist and how far he is willing to conflict pain on others to have his greatest pleasure in life. The story begins five years after he has left as a torturer, his mental state and how years later, he is still suffering from losing his brother Sebastian. His personality is explained in detail, and it is amazing to observe his interpersonal conflicts, romantic relationships and all the fetishes he possesses regarding his interests.
Read More33 Minutes by John Charles (Book Review #1075)
Thirty-three minutes is a mystery novel and the fourth book in ‘The numbers Mystery’ series. It is about Agent Asher Radman solving the murder of three people and two others in critical condition. The only common thing they all have is that they purchased their morning coffee from the same place. The coffee shop owner is transgender, and Agent Asher is at a loss as he cannot fathom if the victims’ deaths were a cover-up or there is more to the story.
Read MoreAttack of the iFones by Billy Johnson (Book Review #1081)
Attack of the iFones is a collection of 8 short stories. Each story possesses some humour and an exciting tale to tell. It is made sure to keep you intrigued, wanting you to read the next one.
Read MoreTravel Mania by Karen Gershowitz (Book Review #1072)
Travel Mania is a travel adventure story about Karen Gershowitz, who has travelled Europe alone at the age of 17. She has spanned more than 90 countries, pursuing her dream and passion of travelling. While travelling, she meets many people, understands various cultures, experiences many encounters and alongside it all, takes some risks too.
Read MoreTop Tips for Book Lovers Q&A: Advice from the Experts
Every book lover will agree that reading not only brings you lots of benefits, but it can take you to places you couldn’t imagine. Every book and every page can transport you and make you feel you are part of the story. So if you are a book lover, or maybe you are just trying to improve your reading habit, encouraging your kids to read, or simply want to know more about books, keep reading. From “How to start a good reading habit” to “What is the perfect lighting for reading,” we gathered the best book blogs to give us their expert opinion on tips, advice, and everything we need to know on how to be a perfect bookworm.
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