Review Tales
Trusted Reviews and Author Features Since 2016
Happy New Year!!
May this year bring new happiness, new goals, new achievements, and a lot of new inspirations to your life. Wishing you a year fully loaded with happiness. Wishing every day of the new year to be filled with success, happiness, and prosperity for you, happy new year. Here’s wishing you all the joy of the season.
Editor-in-chief Jeyran Main
Happy New Year’s Eve
It has really been a hard year. Many of us have lost loved ones or have been through the process of stressing over the pandemic. 2020 has truly been a struggle, but we are strong and have stuck through it so far together. We will continue to be strong and help each other for the new year that is coming.
I wish and pray for health and happiness for all of you this year.
Editor-in-chief Jeyran Main
The Ferret Tom Minder (Book Review #823)
The Ferret is a suspense novel and is about a man who becomes a witness to a crime and goes into hiding from the Mormon mob. As an LDS elder, Louie Kimble is assigned as a construction foreman in Testimony Acres, a high-end real estate development, fifty miles north of Las Vegas. He suspects it’s a money-laundering scheme put together by his religious superiors. Confronted by the FBI, he agrees to provide evidence and testify in exchange for his freedom.
Changing Ways by Julia Tannenbaum (Book Review #822)
Changing ways is the story about a 16-year-old girl called Grace Edwards. She is vulnerable, sensitive, and is not coping well with her life. From her diet to self-harming, she has suicidal thoughts, and as soon as things get a touch at school, it triggers the notion of her cutting herself.
Read MoreLessons from the Len Master by Ron Zayas (Book Review #810)
Lessons from the Len Master is a self-help book designed to help the reader achieve tremendous success in life and business and learn how to negotiate things ethically.
Read MoreHunting Abigail by Jeremy Costello (Book Review #809)
Hunting Abigail is an intense psychological thriller set in the year 1922. The story begins by talking about a serial killer in London, and a ten-year-old, Abigail, who happens to be the only survivor. She has seen his face and has lost her parents to the killer. People call the monster ‘Valentine Killer,” and the name definitely suits the character. As Abigail grows, she is 19, and a chain of events happen that leaves her stranded on an Island. It is strange and unexplainable when her past catches up with her, which adds even more suspense and thrill to the story’s nature.
Read MoreBottomless Cups by Joel Bresler (Book Review #864)
Bottomless cups is the story really begins with Teddy and Ray spending their life drinking endless cups of coffee at various restaurants that offer refills without you having to purchase any food. With coffee, many stories of discussions, memories, and challenges occur that shape this beautiful story. The uniqueness of the content made it all so enjoyable to read.
Read MoreSoledad in the desert by Meredith Sue Willis (Book review #808)
Soledad in the desert is a colonized science fiction story told by a child Soledad. The tale is about a group of people who have reinvented a culture in an alien world, and it’s told through the eye of their children.
Read MoreWhisper of the Lotus by Gabrielle Yetter (Book Review #841)
Whisper of the Lotus is a fictional novel about Charlotte, who travels to Cambodia and meets the dashing Rashid, an older man with a secret. The descriptive writing takes you on a beautiful journey, making you smile as you learn about the golden temple, monks, and the exciting revelation Charlotte has to face in the unfamiliar land. Her relationship with Rashid is also multilayered and entices you to know what exactly is he there for?
Read More
Review Tales 