Wergild: A Heartwarming Tale of Coldblooded Vengeance by Boris Slocum (Book Review #596)

Posted on June 9, 2019 by

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Wergild is a story about a girl who seeks revenge and vengeance towards the people that have murdered her family. She runs away and sells her soul to a local barrow fiend in exchange for the power to kill. Deirdre is just a girl from a farm in Surrey, but what she becomes, due to seeking justice is one to watch as she turns dark with anger and nothing can stop her.

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The Parrot by Christy Astremsky (Book Review #595)

Posted on June 8, 2019 by

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The Parrot is a collection of five children’s stories teaching children how not just to try to work on their image but to also be competent and helpful to others. It discusses what true friendship is and how kindness can kill evil. The author emphasizes ethical behavior by using animals such as cats, butterfly, parrots, tigers, bees, and more.

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Purposely Positive: How to Live an Intentional and Inspired Life by Joel Lindeman (Book Review #594)

Posted on June 7, 2019 by

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Purposely Positive is a self-help book teaching you how to live positively. The author’s purpose in writing this book is to get the reader out of their comfort zone and to make them live life with intention instead of just passing through it.

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We Call It Monster by Lachlan Walter (Book Review #593)

Posted on June 6, 2019 by

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We call it a monster is an apocalyptic horror story written in a world where monsters start appearing from the ocean in Sydney and slowly take over the world. As the military takes over in order to assist people and ratify the situation, people are left with basically surviving the situation. Read More

The Azazel Syndrome (The Azazel Series) by J. E. Kennedy (Book Review #592)

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The Azazel syndrome is a dystopian science fiction novel written set in the future 2034, New York. America’s financial state is in dire need of a change for the better. Basic needs are tough to find, and Hatch Doran is trying his best to survive under such conditions. He and his friends work as a broker, but even that is not cutting it. Luck strikes and he is asked to transport an artifact, and that is where the story takes an interesting turn. The artifact has its own mind and begins to turn Hatch.

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Never Speak by (Murderous Arts Series Book 1) by John Manchester (Book Review #590)

Posted on June 3, 2019 by

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Never speak is a psychological fiction thriller. This is book one of the Murderous arts series. It is about Ray watts, a New York artist who is struggling with keeping his head above the waters. Things aren’t going very well for him, but when he decides to change things around by writing about a cult he used to be part of with his ex-wife, things change for the worse. The book he wants to write is to save him from the situation he is in. However, it comes with consequences. Read More

Last Girl Standing by Marjory Kaptanoglu (Book Review #589)

Posted on June 2, 2019 by

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Last girl standing is a science fiction novel written about a town named Los Patos, that gets contaminated from its water supply and turns everyone into automatons. Only Sierra and a few friends end up safe due to not drinking of the water. Soon they group up together in order to save the town from what appears to be an evil plan in order to take over the city.

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Interview with the devil: Part 2: Lanza’s Account by Skylerr Darren (Book Review #588)

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Interview with the devil is the continuation of book one and provides a brief explanation on who Victor is and what stage he is at before picking up and introducing us to a new character, Lanza Bhoardar. Lanza is a mentally distorted sadistic person who has a monstrous look and has high esteem of himself. He has his reasons for being the way he is and he wants nothing to do with the human race.

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Traveller-Inceptio by Rob Shackleford (Book Review #587)

Posted on May 31, 2019 by

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Traveller-Inceptio is a sci-fi novel written about a group called the Travelers who happen to transport themselves to the 11th century trying to investigate medieval Saxon England, not realizing that they need more than just combat skills and technology in order to achieve their goal. Read More

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