Review Tales

Dart by Dale Renton (Book Review #616)

Posted on July 9, 2019 by Jeyran Main

Dart is an action-adventure novel. It is the second novel written after ‘Half Moon.’ The story is about Dart, who continually faces people who wish to kill him. There is a war between the Formers and Sylth which he has to stop, and if that was not enough, he also has to prevent a group of machines that are trying to take over the world.

Home by Michael Golvach (Book Review #615)

Posted on July 5, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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Home is a paranormal horror novel written about Alexis Wood. I have read previous books from this author, so I knew what quality I was going to be receiving, and he did not disappoint.

A Helping Paw – Modern day life observed through the eyes of two cats and an Englishman by Allan Gilmour (Book Review #614)

Posted on July 4, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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A Helping Paw is a fictional book about two cats named Fred and George. They are both the same age but with different personalities. The book is written with a cats point of view and is filled with cute illustrations containing dialogues between the cats or their owner.

10-30: A Riveting Crime Mystery by Michael Golvach (Book Review #613)

Posted on July 3, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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10-30: A Riveting Crime Mystery is a murder thriller story. Having read previous works from this author, I knew from the start that I was in for a beautiful story. Payden Becks has recently joined the police force. He works under an older, more experienced field trained officer named, Richard. Richard is married to Ana, and the three of them get to become close to a point where Richard even asks Payden to watch over his wife when he is called in for an assignment.

Godless by A’alia Zealous (Book Review #612)

Posted on July 2, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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Godless is a dark fantasy/sci-fi story about a world where everything is created and dies through the same womb. Mallory has been responsible for making this happen but has had enough and no longer wants to do it. The journey begins when Khalida who has nightmares dreams about Mallory, and she tells her to follow the melody. When Khalida is kidnapped, she goes under some mental experimentation where it guides her to find the Soul of the Universe.

Glory Bishop by Deborah King (Book Review #611)

Posted on July 1, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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Glory Bishop is a contemporary fiction about a girl named Glory. She lives with her mom and is in love with JT. Her life is great, but she has a very controlling mother. When JT leaves to join the navy, things become harder for Glory, and her mother’s abusive nature heightens to a point where it clouds Glory’s judgment. A dashing Malcolm comes into the picture and creates a dynamic situation for this teenage girl. He isn’t as nice as he seems, but it is Glory who has to decide if she should wait for JT or go with Glory.

My Dream Catcher Story by Chris Stevenson

Posted on June 30, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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My Dream Catcher Story by Chris Stevenson

It all started here. This iconic item, which is rightfully ingrained in Indian lore, is a dream symbol respected by the culture that created it. It is mystifying, an enigma that that prods the imagination. Read More

Bringing Down the House: Book Launch at Home by Pamela Becker

Posted on June 29, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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Bringing Down the House: Book Launch at Home by Pamela Becker

“What kind of party are you going to have?” a friend asked. It hadn’t occurred to me to make a party. But she was right. Publishing my first novel Memoirs of a False Messiah was definitely worth celebrating. So I ordered 50 author copies of my novel, set up an event page on Facebook, booked some catering, and bought lots to drink. I picked out a red dress that matched the dress my main character is wearing on the cover. Read More

If you’re born a lemon-head, make lemonade by John Manchester

Posted on June 28, 2019 by Jeyran Main

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If you’re born a lemon-head, make lemonade.

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Growing up my parents often smiled, saying, “You’re so smart!” It gave me a warm sensation in the pit of my stomach. Yet around the time I got to the point in school where they gave grades, that pleasurable sensation turned into a hard painful knot.