INTO THE UNBOUNDED NIGHT by Mitchell Kaplan (Book Review #682)

Posted on March 5, 2020 by

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Into the unbounded night is a story set in the first century. The tale revolves around five companions and their struggles surviving the Roman era. The doomed angel, a young woman, a sole survivor of a sacked village, a Roman general are just a few of the characters shaping this story up. Each character has a reason and has a goal to mend or to take revenge over the ordeal they have suffered.

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The Green Boy – The Chronicles of Agartha – (Book 1) by Sherif Mekdam and Isaac Michaan (Book Review #681)

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The green boy is a coming of age fantasy story about Ethan, a 14-year-old boy who discovers a green aura which happens to be the last of an extinct race. Ethan lives in a world where the color of your Aura defines who you are. To lose a color meant to lose a race, and so, he sets on an adventure to find out the truth about what happened and to find a home. Read More

Around Midnight by Zarina Macha (Book Review #680)

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Around Midnight is a young adult novel written about a girl that loves music and thrives on playing her saxophone. She has everything going for her. A prestigious opportunity for studying music and the potential for being a huge success. Megan meets a dashing man named Vincent. He is dangerous. He is mysterious, and he shakes things up for Megan.

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The dark child by Timothy Lawver (Book Review #679)

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The dark child is a family-oriented story about Kezia. She struggles with her mother, sister, father and brother, as each to their own suffers from some form of mental, physical and relationship issues. Above all this, there is a big family secret that is unravelled. Her bloodline is plagued. This clarifies a few things for Kezia and that’s when she has to decide what to do about it.

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The House of Maple Street by Heidi Slowinski (Book Review #678)

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The house of maple street is a story about Hillary Altman. She is a grad student who finds accommodation at a residence on Maple street. The house is not just any ordinary house, and that’s when the story reveals its properties.

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Writing Villains With Impact by Alex Bryant

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Writing Villains With Impact by Alex Bryant 

Villains. Let’s face it, while your hero can be inspiring and empathetic, it’s a well-written villain that always steals the show. Some are flawed but redeemable, while others are pure evil. But whatever the case, every good villain manages to hypnotize their audience through sheer force of personality. Read More

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