Category: Fiction

THE INSTITUTE Stolen Case Files by T S Galindo (Book Review #1657)

Title: “THE INSTITUTE Stolen Case Files: A Riveting Journey into Secret Realms” T. S. Galindo’s “THE INSTITUTE Stolen Case Files” takes readers on a thrilling and mysterious ride through eight captivating stories set in a future shrouded in secrecy. The allure of these stolen… Continue Reading “THE INSTITUTE Stolen Case Files by T S Galindo (Book Review #1657)”

Powerless in Poland “Growing up under the Nazi Regime” by June Triana-Schiada (Book Review #1656)

Title: A Heartfelt Journey of Resilience and Hope in “Powerless in Poland” by June Triana-Schiada “Powerless in Poland: Growing up under the Nazi Regime” by June Triana-Schiada offers readers a gripping and poignant narrative that delves into the lesser-known struggles of innocent German civilians… Continue Reading “Powerless in Poland “Growing up under the Nazi Regime” by June Triana-Schiada (Book Review #1656)”

The Carolina Variant by Brooke L. French (Book Review #1655)

Title: Unraveling the Web of Intrigue in “The Carolina Variant” Brooke L. French’s gripping novel, “The Carolina Variant,” unfolds a riveting tale of intrigue, conspiracy, and the indomitable human spirit in the face of a deadly virus. As Tess Oliver, a determined young lawyer… Continue Reading “The Carolina Variant by Brooke L. French (Book Review #1655)”

True North by Randall DeVallance (Book Review #1652)

“True North: A Thrilling Tale of Enlightenment, Vengeance, and Unexpected Reunions” “True North” by Randall DeVallance is a riveting tale that seamlessly blends elements of mystery, suspense, and unexpected connections. Set against the backdrop of True North, LLC, a direct marketing company peddling self-improvement… Continue Reading “True North by Randall DeVallance (Book Review #1652)”

The Camaro Murders by Ian Lewis (Book Review #1649)

“The Camaro Murders: A Supernatural Journey Through Time and Redemption” “The Camaro Murders,” an intricately woven tale by Ian Lewis, unfolds across two winters, immersing readers in a narrative told out of sequence. Despite its experimental nature, the story reveals a meticulously crafted plot… Continue Reading “The Camaro Murders by Ian Lewis (Book Review #1649)”

Southpaw Sully by Steven Carman (Book Review #1648)

“A Home Run of Courage: Sully’s Inspiring Journey in ‘Southpaw Sully’” In “Southpaw Sully,” author Steven Carman crafts a heartwarming and inspiring tale that follows the remarkable journey of fourteen-year-old Sully. Faced with the challenge of adjusting to life as a right-hand amputee, Sully refuses… Continue Reading “Southpaw Sully by Steven Carman (Book Review #1648)”

The Mystery of the Glowing Locket by Liam Moiser (Book Review #1647)

“Enchanting Adventures: Unveiling Centuries-Old Secrets in ‘The Mystery of the Glowing Locket’” In Liam Moiser’s suspenseful coming-of-age novel, “The Mystery of the Glowing Locket,” readers are taken on a captivating journey as two young friends unravel a centuries-old mystery tied to a mystical locket.… Continue Reading “The Mystery of the Glowing Locket by Liam Moiser (Book Review #1647)”

Good Girls Die by Ayura Ayira (Book Review #1734)

“Good Girls Die” by Ayura Ayira is a heart-wrenching and compelling novel that delves into the traumatic experience of Lavender Daniels, a young girl who initially finds herself flattered by the attention of the most handsome boy in her school. However, this attention quickly… Continue Reading “Good Girls Die by Ayura Ayira (Book Review #1734)”

White Slaves: 15 Years a Barbary Slave by Nicholas Kinsey (Book Review #1642)

In this meticulously researched and heart-wrenching historical account, the summer of 1631 is brought vividly to life as Dutch corsair and pirate Murad Reis unleashes terror upon the peaceful fishing village of Baltimore, Ireland. “White Slaves” narrates the harrowing story of 109 men, women,… Continue Reading “White Slaves: 15 Years a Barbary Slave by Nicholas Kinsey (Book Review #1642)”