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All in the name of God by James Weir (Book Review #878)
All in the name of God is a dystopian thriller set in a world that is run by Evangelicals. They have taken over the government and rights to many things, such as the right to vote for Muslims, or reproduction for females, or even homosexuality.
Read MoreA Road to Redemption by Mark F. Geatches (Book Review #877)
A road to redemption is a dystopian/YA novel story that begins with Dictator Joseph Stoner, who has transformed the once-beloved America into a socialist utopia. A wave of destruction has left America unrecognizable. Zammi, Sydney, and Straz take it upon themselves to find a way to overthrow the President.
Read MoreBloodsworn: Book 1 of the Avatars of Ruin by Tej Turner (Book Review #874)
Blood Sworn is a dark fantasy action-adventure set in a euro-centric secondary world. It is the first book of the Avatars of Ruin series, and it begins with Kyra running late for the males of Jalard are recruiting, and she really wants to be picked. It is tough to be chosen as the only woman there as they consider their arts to be only for their own kind. Her existence from the start is a nuisance to them as she perseveres them and proves them wrong.
We All Die in the End by Elizabeth Merry (Book Review #873)
We all die in the end is a collection of interlinked stories that are placed in a small seaside town in Ireland called Co Down. Aside from the beautiful cover design, the book consists of diverse and colorful characters. Alongside humor, you also get stories that are grim and sometimes dark to the nature of storytelling.
Read MoreFrozen 2: Dangerous Secrets: The Story of Iduna and Agnarr by Mari Mancusi (Book Review #872)
How can love conquer all? How can we rely on this emotion to get through anything that we face in life?
Dangerous secrets is a fantasy story about Iduna and Agnarr’s journey, meeting each other, and facing all the troubles that eventually place them on the ship searching for Atohallan.
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Read MoreThe Epistles of Jesus by Bayard Hollingsworth (Book Review #871)
The Epistles of Jesus is a fictional story. It provides a theoretical approach to the matter of “what if we discovered that Jesus had written his teachings down himself and those teachings turned out to be in contrast to what exists now?” Since most of the existing history about Jesus was written thirty to 40 years after he was gone, the story presents an interesting take on the situation during the period in which Jesus lived, reminiscing about things that could have happened.
Read MoreBad Luck Zach by Clifton Kenny (Book Review #870)
Bad luck Zach is an action-adventure about a young boy who finds himself not belonging to his environment. He is just too different
Read MoreThe Fairy Tales Grown Up by Konstantina Kalliontzi (Book Review #869)
The fairy tales grown up is a collection of fictional stories. The tales are based on the fairy tales we were used to reading when we were kids. The author does change a few things around but keeps the fantasy nature of the content, to be exact. The stories consist of betrayal, bewitches, match-making, heroes, and more. They all embed messages like being true to yourself or be determined in your conquest.
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