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Victory with Valor by Barbara Robison (Book Review #1046)
Victory with Valor is a political fiction set in 1866. The story begins with Carrie taking a train to California. Her husband is ill with a fever, and before she gets there, she learns that he has passed on. Grief takes over her loss, and life isn’t the same for her. We slowly watch Carrie begin to heal and find a purpose in her life.
Read MoreReflections of Anxious African American by Eric L. Heard (Book Review #1045)
Reflections of anxious African American is a memoir and a story. It begins with the author expressing his experience and journey as a father and how it shaped him into the man he is today. Eric’s honesty is reflected in the retelling, and his behaviour towards his son sends him into a self-reflecting mode, letting us know about his upbringing and so much more.
Read MoreThe Road to Ravenna by Valerie Cullers (Book Review #1044)
The road to Ravenna is a Christian historical fiction and is the sequel to ‘The unwelcome stranger’. I had already read book one, so I knew what I was getting into and expected the same quality work.
Read MoreThe Swimmer by Laury A. Egan (Book Review #1043)
The swimmer is a fictional tale about Bess and her journey, making her final decisions about her life. It hasn’t been easy for Bess. She has lost the battle with pancreatic cancer, a failed marriage, and as a psychotherapist, she understands that her focus has been lost. She needs to accept help and take care of herself.
Read MoreStardust Destinies I: Variate Facing by  Celinka Serre (Book Review #1042)
Stardust Destinies is a young adult fantasy story. The story begins with Niome. She is on a mission with four of her friends and family, journeying through dark lands to find the stolen Book of Enchantment. It is being held by an evil lord who isn’t easy to beat, and she learns a few things on the way that creates an enticing story to read.
Read MoreMemoir of a Doomsday Prophet By Randall DeVallance (Book Review #1041)
Memoir of a doomsday prophet is a suspense thriller about Edwin Block and his time in prison, reminiscing about the time and days that led his life to fall apart. He goes back to when he was still at college and how he failed his exam. He meets Barry Blankenship and joins him in stealing the statue of Thomas Bartholomew from the campus. The drama and encounters after their theft then shape this thriller story to be an exciting ride.
Read MoreMatters of Life and Death by Philip Stuckey (Book Review #1040)
Matters of life and death is a collection of stories filled with elements of horror, fantasy, personal experience and many matters of life and death. It has a little of everything for everyone. The stories are captivating and intriguing to read.
Read More5 Years Later, we are still here :)
5-Year Blogoversary!
It’s 27thSeptember—the day when Review Tales officially came into existence. It’s been 5 years today that we have been serving readers, authors, and book lovers.
We feel very jovial to announce that we are celebrating our 5th birthday at Review Tales. We have come a long way, and we want to take this chance to thank you all who have helped Review Tales grow in any way.
Review Tales has helped publish, edit and review so many books. We are proud of where we are and here’s to the next one and many more to come!
Wednesday’s Child by Laura Thomas (Book Review #1039)
Wednesday’s Child is a well-written story about Violet and her life. From a young age, she loses her parents and is brought up by her neighbour. Working at a factory at the age of 14, she tastes the bitter fact of reality so soon.
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