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Hourglass by Daniel James (Book Review #1968)
Hourglass is a captivating supernatural action/adventure novel that effortlessly blends heart-pounding action with emotional depth and complex moral dilemmas. Written by Daniel James, this thrilling tale centers on Clyde Williams, a struggling Brooklyn artist trying to break into the comic book industry, and his recently deceased best friend, Kevin Carpenter, who returns as a ghost with powerful telekinetic abilities.
Read MoreHealing Hearts: A Journey of Love in A Love That’s Sure by Tami Ullom (Book Review #1967)
In A Love That’s Sure, Tami Ullom weaves a poignant tale of grief, healing, and the transformative power of companionship. The story follows a woman grappling with the profound loss of her beloved canine companion, a heartache that leaves her feeling adrift. In her search for solace, she visits an animal shelter, where she encounters a dog who has endured its own hardships.
Read MoreNavigating Love and Danger in Istanbul Crossing by Timothy Jay Smith (Book Review #1966)
In Istanbul Crossing, Timothy Jay Smith crafts a gripping coming-of-age literary thriller that follows Ahdaf, a gay Syrian refugee haunted by the trauma of witnessing his cousin’s execution by ISIS for his sexual orientation. In search of safety, Ahdaf flees to Istanbul, where he unexpectedly becomes embroiled in the dangerous world of smuggling refugees to Greece.
Read More“Unraveling Darkness: A Gripping Journey in What Happened to the Boy?” by June Summers (Book Review #1965)
In June Summers’ What Happened to the Boy?, a shocking tragedy sets off a chain of events that intertwine the lives of disparate characters in a desperate fight for justice and redemption. The story opens with a harrowing scene as two men invade the home of attorney Sam Nagy and his wife, Alyssa, leaving Sam dead and Alyssa fatally injured, whispering the name “Sammy” in her final moments.
Read MoreCrossing the Blue Ridge: A Tale of King’s Mountain By L.E. Denton (Book Review #1964)
“Bravery and Betrayal in *Crossing the Blue Ridge: A Tale of King’s Mountain*”
In Crossing the Blue Ridge: A Tale of King’s Mountain, L.E. Denton immerses readers in the tumultuous landscape of 1774 America, following the harrowing journey of Caleb Anders as he escapes his abusive father for the promise of a new life on the frontier. Along the way, he forms a partnership with Nate Daniel, and together, they embark on a fur trading venture, setting their sights on Shelby’s Fort in Sapling Grove, nestled west of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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SIX YEARS OF ABSENCE By Alain Rolland (Book Review #1963)
“A Journey of Endurance and Hope in Six Years of Absence”
In Six Years of Absence, Alain Rolland takes readers on an emotional and gripping journey through the life of Alexandre, a man whose peaceful existence in Brittany is shattered when war is declared in the summer of 1939. As he is enlisted with his engineering regiment, Alexandre’s odyssey leads him from the Eastern Front to the harrowing landscapes of Flanders and Dunkirk, where he tragically misses the last boat to England.
Read MoreHER DARK PROMISES by E.H. RAVEN (Book Review #1962)
“A Descent into Darkness: Unraveling the Price of Ambition in Her Dark Promises”
In Her Dark Promises, E.H. Raven explores the haunting journey of Jamila, a woman trapped in a dead-end job, struggling to break free from the confines of her mundane existence. Faced with the pressures of an arranged marriage orchestrated by her father, Jamila’s dreams of success seem to slip further away, leading her into a deepening depression.
Read MoreFacing the Unexpected: Life’s Crossroads in What Now? by Joyce V. Harrison (Book Review #1962)
In What Now?, Joyce V. Harrison presents a compelling collection of eight short stories that delve into the lives of individuals grappling with unexpected challenges that force them to reassess their paths. Each story shines a light on the personal struggles of its characters, drawing readers into their dilemmas and prompting them to reflect on the question, “What would you do?”
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