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THE ADORED ONE, a novel of Lillian Lorraine & Florenz Ziegfeld by Susanne Dunlap (Book Review #1665)
“The Adored One: A Captivating Tale of Love, Ambition, and Triumph”
In Susanne Dunlap’s “The Adored One,” readers are transported to the dazzling world of early 20th-century New York, where the life of young Lillian Lorraine unfolds against the backdrop of Broadway’s golden age. This historical novel delves into the tumultuous journey of a spirited teenager who finds herself entangled with the charismatic Florenz Ziegfeld and faces the challenges of love, fame, and the pursuit of personal freedom.
Read MoreLeader, Not a Boss by Benjamin Babic (Book Review #1733)
“Leader, Not a Boss” by Benjamin Babic emerges as an essential compass for young and emerging managers stepping into the realm of leadership. This insightful guide traverses beyond the conventional boundaries of management books, offering a blend of personal experience, practical advice, and compassionate understanding of the trials and triumphs of leading a team for the first time.
Read MoreZIPLINE by P. Anthony Michael (Book Review #1663)
“ZIPLINE: A Gripping Adventure into the Unknown”
In P. Anthony Michael’s “ZIPLINE,” readers are taken on an enthralling journey into the mysterious and quarantined Finch Mountain, where secrets, strange creatures, and a hidden zip line await a group of intrepid hikers led by the determined Gail.
Read MoreUnpredictable Winds by Thomas T. Chin (Book Review #1662)
“Unpredictable Winds: A Heart-Wrenching Tale of Love and Loss in Wartime Shanghai”
Thomas T. Chin’s “Unpredictable Winds” is a poignant narrative set against the tumultuous backdrop of wartime Shanghai, where the characters grapple with the harsh realities of occupation, sacrifice, and the unpredictable twists of fate.
Read MoreTOX by Harken Void (Book Review #1661)
“TOX: A Gripping Post-Apocalyptic Journey Through the Poisoned Wilderness”
In Harken Void’s “TOX,” readers are thrust into a desolate and perilous world where survival hinges on the quest for the most basic necessity: breathable air. Set against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic landscape consumed by toxic gases known as the ‘Tox,’ the story follows the harrowing expedition of COGHAN, a novice explorer venturing beyond the safety of the Dome for the first time.
Read MoreThe Tale of the Young Witch by Joseph Minart (Book Review #1660)
Title: “The Tale of the Young Witch: A Captivating Fantasy Adventure”
Joseph Minart and Davon Custis enchant readers with “The Tale of the Young Witch,” a spellbinding fantasy adventure designed for young adults. In a world where witchcraft is believed to be a thing of the past, the resurgence of magic takes center stage, weaving a tale of discovery, courage, and the battle between good and evil.
Read MoreThe Snow Queen by Suzy Davies (Book Review #1659)
Title: “The Snow Queen: A Captivating Tale of Destiny, Magic, and True Love”
Suzy Davies weaves a magical tapestry of romance, destiny, and enchantment in “The Snow Queen,” where the protagonist, Bryony, embarks on a perilous journey foretold in The Book of The Ancients. Davies invites readers into a world where dark sorcery, destiny, and the power of love converge to create an unforgettable narrative.
Read MoreThe Girl Who Was Too Much And Not Enough by Lelina Durrette (Book Review #1658)
Title: “The Girl Who Was Too Much And Not Enough: A Riveting Tale of Rebellion and Identity”
Lelina Durrette’s “The Girl Who Was Too Much And Not Enough” offers readers a refreshing and thought-provoking journey into a futuristic society where perfection is mandated, and rebellion carries unforeseen consequences. This captivating narrative introduces Kiera Rieman, a young woman who defies societal norms and embraces her imperfections, setting the stage for an enthralling exploration of identity, courage, and the consequences of challenging the status quo.
Read MoreInterview with ELIZABETH BRUCE
· What’s your favorite thing you have written?
Oh gosh, I love all my characters in everything I’ve written. I really love all the plain-spoken, scrappy characters in my new collection, Universally Adored & Other One Dollar Stories, just published by Vine Leaves Press, in which every story begins with the words “one dollar,” and pivots in some way around the meaning of a dollar.
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