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Orange City by Lee Matthew Goldberg (Book Review #1001)
Orange city is a dystopian thriller story about a hidden city giving a second chance at life. However, there is a catch; you can never leave. The place is ruled by a giant spider look-alike man that everyone is afraid of. Imagine a community of people who have had a financial crisis, criminal history, and have committed other crimes, all living in a place called Orange City, trapped and committed to working for its ruler.
Read MoreDormir by Michael Golvach (Book Review #1000)
Dormir is a crime mystery about a private investigation conducted by Payden Beck; a police officer hired to find Bill Dooley’s missing niece. He initially refuses as he is tired of all the brutality and harshness of the business; however, when the 13-year-old Chloe shows up, things change for him. The case is not easy, and Payden knows that it isn’t going to end well, but he still tries his best.
Read MoreBroken pieces of god David Seaburn (Book Review #999)
Broken pieces of god is a fictional story about a couple and their struggles with cancer, unemployment, financial hardship, and religious reliance. Eddy works for a cable company and loses his job. Gayle is a tax accountant who has ovarian cancer, enduring failed treatments and insurance problems. The family is under great suffering, and the story shows you how they attempt to overcome it.
Read MoreWhat Frees the Heart by Karen A. Wyle (Book Review #998)
What frees the heart is a romantic fiction novel. It is the second book in the ‘Cownbird Creek’ series. Set in 1876, Tom, a farmer’s boy who has lost his leg, feels as if he has lost his manhood and value. On the other hand, Jenny, a prostitute, feels as if she has no different future, and by meeting Tom, things change for each other.
Read MoreStronger 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.
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