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F/X -26 by Stefan Vacak (Book Review #1036)
F/X-26 is a military thriller story about Koston, a retired Air Force test pilot who owns a company that builds luxury jets for the rich. These jets are a testbed for the F/X-26, which he is determined to have approved by the Pentagon and his submission to Congress. However, things don’t exactly happen as planned, since existence of the F/X-26 is threatened with exposure by one of his directors. If that isn’t enough, vested aerospace interests want the radical aircraft destroyed. This novel displays a desperate attempt by Koston to succeed at all costs, battling anything and everyone who stands in his way.
Read MoreThe Orange Dragon Bowl by Betty P. Notzon (Book Review #1035)
The Orang Dragon Bowl is a young adult story about a 15-year-old girl, Julie Tyler. Things turn for the worse when an incident of food poisoning happens at school, her mother has cancer and a gang fight occurs, causing a lot of emotional disruption.
Read MoreCalm and Sense by Wendy Leeds (Book Review #1033)
Calm and sense is a self-help book geared for most women who wish to live a stress-free life. Although the information is not designed to replace any medical or psychiatric treatment, it still offers a well-organized method for dealing with anxiety.
Read MoreA TWISTED FATE BY KAYLYN DUNN (Book Review #1032)
A twisted fate is a fantasy story about Evangeline being prophesized to be the most powerful witch and the fate decider of Earth. For this reason, she is a target, and witch hunters or warlocks are after her to use her powers for their advantage. However, when she is kidnapped, things get even more challenging for her.
Read MoreThe Triumph of the Man Who Acts by Edward Earle Purinton (Book Review #1031)
The triumph of the man who acts is a self-help book for anyone looking to live a healthier way. It discusses the challenges we face and how we should work. Efficiency is the key, and to reach happiness, one needs to maintain wellness in their body.
Read MoreUnveiling by Zel Winter (Book Review #1030)
Unveiling is book one of the Mythical creature’s series. The story primarily revolves around Dan and Nina’s love. It is filled with fairies, sorcerers, dragons and all things supernatural. I did sometimes think of the Twilight saga, with the whole vampire love. Nina is an immortal human twin and, Dan is an ancient Vampire. Nina believes Dan is his mate, and, slowly Dan begins to feel the same way. The love story becomes a complex dynamic story that intrigues the mind.
Read MoreHow our interests develop us as writers by Dennis Scheel
When we first begin our lives, we slowly start to cultivate hobbies and friendships. Most of us first discover the joy in reading through school. As we experience the delights hidden away in the magic of stories, making our imaginations soar. But different people find the same sort of joy in different activities; such as novels, comics, movies and TV shows, music, or even video games. I did all the above and every activity I partook in helped me cultivate my skills as a writer.
Read More180⁰ Chord by Chris Leicester (Book Review #1029)
180⁰ Chord is a mystery crime fiction story. The focus is mainly on Detective Sergeant John Gray, the hero of the police force convicted for murdering his wife out of rage. He is sent to the prison that he is familiar with many of the criminals inside. He put them there. His life and situation are harsh, and they aren’t going to make it easy for him. Gray has to grin and bear it, but things don’t end there.
Read MoreAI in your life by Chai the AI Bot (Book Review #1028)
AI club is introducing seven books about artificial intelligence and its implications, application and concepts to children. The club is owned and run by Nisha Talagala, and the series is a beautiful collection for parents to use as a tool to teach kids about AI.
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