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Category: Fiction
The Ghost of Andrew Neville by Gloria Bompadre (Book Review #1874)
The Ghost of Andrew Neville by Gloria Bompadre is a captivating tale that intertwines mystery, friendship, and the supernatural in a way that is sure to enthrall young readers. The story follows fourteen-year-old Jacob Johnson, who relocates from London with his parents to the… Continue Reading “The Ghost of Andrew Neville by Gloria Bompadre (Book Review #1874)”
Ferren and the Domsday Mission by Richard Harland (Book Review #1869)
“Ferren and the Domsday Mission” explores a cataclysmic future where the boundary between divine and human realms has been shattered, setting the stage for a conflict of epic proportions. The novel, rich with speculative fiction elements, delves into themes of friendship, betrayal, and the… Continue Reading “Ferren and the Domsday Mission by Richard Harland (Book Review #1869)”
To Be Fair by Julieta Moss (Book Review #1951)
In *To Be Fair*, Julieta Moss crafts a poignant and complex narrative about love, loss, and the impact of circumstance. Set in the late 1990s, the story follows Bogdan, a teenage Yugoslavian refugee trying to find his place in a foreign land, and James,… Continue Reading “To Be Fair by Julieta Moss (Book Review #1951)”
The Scaevola Conspiracy by Timo Bozsolik-Torres (Book Review #1871)
Timo Bozsolik-Torres’s “The Scaevola Conspiracy” is a thrilling ride through the high-stakes world of Silicon Valley, blending high technology and intense drama in a narrative that grips the reader from the first page. As a firsthand participant in the tech industry, Bozsolik-Torres brings an… Continue Reading “The Scaevola Conspiracy by Timo Bozsolik-Torres (Book Review #1871)”
I Didn’t Mean To, But… by Iva Dimitrova (Book Review #1944)
I Didn’t Mean To, But…by Iva Dimitrova is a riveting psychological thriller that masterfully explores the fragile nature of decision-making and the often unpredictable consequences of even the smallest choices. This novel delves deep into the psyche of its characters, revealing how moral dilemmas… Continue Reading “I Didn’t Mean To, But… by Iva Dimitrova (Book Review #1944)”
Sun Tzu’s Café by Eric Bornstein (Book Review #1865)
“Sun Tzu’s Café” by Eric Bornstein is a thrilling contemporary novel that delves into a chilling plot involving the exploitation of America’s brightest minds under the guise of an upscale café chain. In a world where marijuana is legalized, the story ingeniously intertwines the… Continue Reading “Sun Tzu’s Café by Eric Bornstein (Book Review #1865)”
Deadpan By Richard Walter (Book Review #1860)
“Deadpan” by Richard Walter is a strikingly original and daring novel that boldly tackles the grave subjects of hate speech and bigotry with an unparalleled blend of humor and wit. At the heart of this comedic odyssey is a West Virginia Buick dealer, embodying… Continue Reading “Deadpan By Richard Walter (Book Review #1860)”
Unusual outcomes of divorce by Lita Marson (Book Review #1859)
“Unusual Outcomes of Divorce” by Lita Marson is a thought-provoking novel that creatively explores the profound impact of personal life decisions on a global scale. The narrative centres around Martha, a recently divorced woman who unexpectedly wakes up in an alternate 2024—a world where… Continue Reading “Unusual outcomes of divorce by Lita Marson (Book Review #1859)”
Breathe for Me by Donna B. Comeaux (Book Review #1857)
“Breathe for Me” by Donna B. Comeaux is a compelling novel that masterfully weaves themes of redemption, suspense, and romance into a gripping narrative. The story begins with a dramatic and almost tragic encounter between Robert Jaeger and Lilly Radford at the Colorado River,… Continue Reading “Breathe for Me by Donna B. Comeaux (Book Review #1857)”
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