Review Tales

MATICA by Gigi Sedlmayer

Posted on December 5, 2018 by Jeyran Main

MATICA by Gigi Sedlmayer

My name is Matica and I am a special needs child with a growth disability. I am stuck in the body of a two-year-old, even though I am ten years old when my story begins in the first book of the Talon series, TALON, COME FLY WITH ME. Read More

Jivaja (Soul Cavern Series Book 1) by Venessa Giunta (Book Review #521)

Posted on December 4, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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Jivaja is a supernatural thriller revolving around a girl named Mecca. She accidentally kills a man who tries to attack her with only one hand. As she runs to her father for answers and realizes that her power is to manipulate human energy. By sucking out the life out of the person who attacked her she needs to now learn how to control her powers.

Red States by Anthony P. Jones (Book Review #520)

Posted on December 3, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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Red States is a thrillingly fictional story about a Triad boss planning to overthrow the US government by sending Chinese people into the US and planting them as powerful candidates into the US government, giving them Control. Once two CIA agents interfere with this plan, the Triad boss goes with his second plan which is to spread a certain gas on the 4^th of July through the fireworks, contaminating the air, water and killing everyone.

Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates

Posted on December 1, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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Powerful Literary Quotes From Books

Revolutionary Road

Author: Richard Yates

Year: 1961

“No one forgets the truth; they just get better at lying.”

Killing Adam by Earik Beann (Book Review #519)

Posted on November 29, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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Killing Adam is a science fiction story set in a world where everything is controlled via ARC’s. Altered reality chips have been implanted into people’s brains using them for long hours of labor getting them to do anything they want. Only when the chips have been turned off can the person actually have control over their own basic needs, such as eating food.

The Palace of the Stars: Book One of the Harker Investigates Mysteries by Karina McRoberts (Book Review #518)

Posted on November 28, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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The Palace of the Stars is a historical fiction novel set in the Victorian era. The story is about Michael Harker, an ex-cop with unfinished business. An earthquake transports Mike, one hundred years into the past. He meets Mae, a dancer, and a magician. A certain affection happens between the two, and that is when the story takes an exciting turn with him trying to decide how and whether he should go back. Read More

FOREVER HERSELF – A Son’s Memoir of a Remarkable Woman by Kerry L. Stevens with Berthella Stevens (Book Review #517)

Posted on November 27, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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This is a memoir about the author’s mother, Berthella. Stevens brings life memories of his beloved mother and how life used to be living under her care. The connection between the two, his mother’s life as a bright minded woman and everything she believed in, is retold, creating an exciting remembrance of her life.

Happy Cyber Monday!

Posted on November 26, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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Happy Cyber Monday!

Don’t forget to buy that special book for someone. There are many to pick from so feel free to use any of the ones I have recommended.

How Good or Bad by Dennis Scheel

Posted on November 25, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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How good or bad? by Dennis Scheel

The question which goes to how weak, versus strong a main character, can be. It’s a balancing act since you can’t make the character too strong or weak. In my first book, for example, I started with a character who was weak, who had a power buried deep within. He first rediscovered this at the end, where he became more powerful. I believe this example works for a good guy.