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Stronger Together by Andrea Green (Book Review #997)
Stronger together is a contemporary romance. It all begins with Susie Quinn and her marriage to Matt, the controlling, abusive type, introducing a whole new drama to the story. Fortunately, Susie is not one to take it any longer, and her attempt to run away leaves her with even more problems.
Read MoreSuffer Little Children by Freda Hansburg (Book Review #996)
Suffer little children is a psychological thriller written about Robin Perry, an administrator for tremendous national research programs bullied by Gloria Reyes into curing Alex, her young son, from a malignant brain tumour. No matter how much Robin insists that the research program is not for Alex, Gloria does not care, and the drama between the extent of how far Gloria takes to convince Robin becomes the essence of this thrilling story.
Read MoreOf Shade and Shadow by Niamh Schmid and Rebecca Schmid (Book Review #995)
Of shade and shadow is a fantasy story written about princess Astra and her struggles coming to terms with the war ending and controlling her powers. If that wasn’t enough, she also has to team with Louko, a prince, and bear his sarcastic comments to survive.
Read MoreThe Pit In The Valley by Stephen A. Kennedy (Book Review #993)
The Pit is a post-apocalyptic science fiction story. The second book of the In the Valley trilogy begins following a year after the horrific pandemic that ravaged the entire world. Everything has changed. The infected roam the cities, destroying and creating trouble for the surviving people. The story continues with Jason helping Samantha find her husband in Los Angeles. However, everything about Samantha is not as we know it, and when Jason finds out, it creates a dynamic story that truly engages your mind.
Read MoreThis Land is No Stranger by Sarah Hollister & Gil Reavill (Book Review #994)
This land is no stranger is a Nordic crime thriller written about issues impacting the Swedish society, the Roma minority, and far-right activism.
Read MoreTo be enlightened by Alan J. Steinberg (Book Review #993)
To be enlightened is a fictional story written about Abe Levy, a professor of philosophy at a Southern California college, and Sara, his wife. Sarah wants nothing to do with Abe’s interest in meditation or his enlightenment journey.
Read MoreThe Demeter Code by Russell Brooks (Book Review #992)
The Demeter code is a suspenseful mystery and crime story. The third book is series and begins with Ridley Fox and Nita Parris being assigned to find out why two American embassies in northern Africa have been bombed. Things turn worse when one of their top assets is killed and the couple realized that there are more hidden agendas at play.
Read MoreStella by Josh Dygert (Book Review #991)
Stella is a novella about a young girl who lives with her father in Torrance. She has a best friend and a dog. Her mother disappeared when she was young. A meteor hits their cornfield. Stella and her father run after the fallen star. Once he touches the star, he disappears, and that’s when things begin to turn for this 16-year-old.
Read MoreLove is Blood; Love is Fabric by Mary de la Fuente (Book Review #989)
Love is blood is a poetry book that has been written for over seven years. It is filled with emotions, including grief, complex relationships, romance, difficulties, and values that drive from intuitions. There are also elements of spiritual and psychological matters resonating throughout the book.
I found the book to be enjoyable to read. I particularly cared about how honest and descriptive it was. The book is a journey of discovery and possessed a sense of fearfulness. I believe that creative writing is an asset to have.
Love is a beautiful feeling to experience, and it is truly amazing to be loved. I recommend this book to those who like to read poetry and enjoy feel-good books.
Written by Jeyran Main
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