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A Firefighter Christmas Carol: And Other Stories by Douglas R. Brown (Book Review #1124)
A firefighter Christmas carol is a collection of ghost fiction stories involving first responders. It is a beautiful book because it puts forth the courage and emotional stress firefighters face. It also discusses the effects of PTSD, how to recognize it and seek help.
Read MoreHappy Here and Now by Matt Tracy (Book Review #1123)
Happy here and now is a self-help book designed to assist the reader in choosing the life they wish and be grateful for it. The book discusses the voices you hear in your head and attempts to heal and improve your relationships.
Read MoreHappy New Year 2022!
“It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves.” —William Shakespeare
Happy New year to all my friends and family. Wishing you a year filled with happiness and health.
Editor-in-chief, Jeyran Main
Emily’s Lair by Cary Grossman (Book Review #1122)
Emily’s Lair is a murder mystery, and the story begins with detective Will Heller entering a book shop to interview Emily Kostova. He notices many 17th centuries with hunts books in the book shop and learns so much from Emily.
Read MoreWith Face Aflame by A.E. Walnofer (Book Review #1121)
With face aflame is a beautiful story told about a seventeen-year-old girl named Madge. She has a huge birthmark on her face and is very self-conscious about it.
Read MoreThe Reunion by Gary Wells (Book Review #1120)
The reunion is a historical fiction written about Nick arriving at his 50th class high school reunion, remembering everything. His intention at first is just to come, have a drink and keep to himself, but that is not what happens.
Read MoreWayward Girls by Claire Matturro and Penny Koepsel (Book Review #1119)
Wayward girls is a crime fiction story inspired by the events that occurred at Artesia Hall, a school in Texas where a female student passed away in 1972. The result of this story is what transpires in this beautifully written tale.
Read MoreThey Call Him Sizzleborn by Bret Tallman (Book Review #1118)
They call him Sizzleborn is an action-adventure story about a professional cage fighter, Charlie Tate. He is married to Vivienne Quick and has two sons with her. As they move to his wife’s old family home, he discovers that his wife has been hiding a few family secrets.
Read MoreBoy, Falling by Jenny Jaeckel (Book Review #1117)
Boy, falling is a historical fiction that begins with Gerard Rougeaus leaving Montreal, his home for New York City. The story is set in 1909 and tells the story of Gerard’s journey. He has a half-sister Jeannette and two nieces who are struggling. The story focuses on Black history and includes an LGBTQ storyline.
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