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On the Origin of Ideas by Richard Cunliffe
Among the many questions asked of authors, one of the most frequent must be: “Where do you get your ideas from?”
My answer often proves a surprise.
Read MoreThe Promise by Connie Rife (Book Review #866)
The promise is a beautiful memoir written about a young girl named Connie. The memoir is set in the late 1960s, Pennsylvania. Connie is raised in a children’s home as her mother is mentally unstable to care for her. As she runs away from the house to find her alcoholic father, she still struggles to find peace with the matter. The story is a coming-of-age notion of a young girl’s friendship with God and how she turns to him for help at just 11 years of age.
Read MoreSoaring Through Silent Skies by Brian Ehlers (Book Review #865)
Soaring through silent skies is a biography. It tells the story of a trailblazer who succeeds in becoming a successful athlete and coach in a world where against the odds, Brian is deaf.
Read MoreThe Good Witch of the South by T. C. Bartlett (Book REVIEW #821)
The good witch of the South is a young adult fantasy story. The tale takes you on a journey to the Ozarian adventure in the land of Oz. A sixteen-year-old girl named Samantha Goodwitch, who is the daughter of Glinda, the good witch of the South, decides to adventure into the wild looking for dragons and an army rumored to be growing to overthrow the Great Head of Oz.
Read MoreUNHINGED by Brendon Luke (Book Review #862)
Unhinged is a self-help, self-dedicated book on helping the reader judge and hopefully learn that there will be a time when you reach a certain point and find that saving grace from within. It is some sort of a spiritual power created by yourself; whether it’s right or wrong is your choice, but it’s all about the courage to trust yourself. The message is clear, and that is to let people know it’s okay to mess up. It’s okay to fail because you get to learn from it and move on.
The way out by Armond Boudreaux (Book Review #861)
The way out is a sci-fi thriller and tells the story of two women who discover how governments around the world are secretly using the “medical miracle” of the artificial human womb to monitor and stamp out genetic aberrations.
Read MoreThe Last Angel Warrior John W. Wells III (Book Review #860)
The last angel warriors is a young adult science fiction and fantasy story about Kalib. Everything is good and expected for this 16-year-old until someone comes into his town called Hainesville.
Read MoreSalt, Sand, and Blood by Marquese Liddle (Book review #859)
Salt, sand, and blood is a dark fantasy fiction about a prophet named Kashim. His prophecies are the stories of Adam and Adnihilo.
Read MoreOmeron by Alexander Davis (Book Review #858)
Omeron is a beautiful story about Jaron and Ren. Their bond and friendship are solid. Jaron owes his life to Ren because he saves him from slavery. Ren’s ambition is to join the hero of legend. They both follow a half-human half-monster called Zeron to the city of Noctine only to find the place in ruin. Things take an ugly turn when Jaron faces loss, and he has to make a hard choice in order to either see his friend again or change his life forever.
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