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The Great West Wood by Philip Palmer (Book Review #2245)
Philip Palmer’s The Great West Wood is a daring journey into the evolution of urban life. The novel deftly intertwines modern urban living with ancient mythology; family drama meets folklore; an .com-crime story meets the contemporary fantasy. This faith-filled collection of images, thoughts, and… Continue Reading “The Great West Wood by Philip Palmer (Book Review #2245)”
The Monocle by Mark Cavanagh (Book Review #2242)
The Monocle has a thrilling Story Similar to many other YA Sci-Fi Adventures. It combines Science Fiction elements like Teleportation, Time Travel, and Alien Technology in an entertaining way that hooks you. It takes place in a small Town in the 60s with lots… Continue Reading “The Monocle by Mark Cavanagh (Book Review #2242)”
Blade Rider by Jaime A Sevilla (Book Review #2236)
Blade Rider by Jaime A. Sevilla is an exhilarating journey into a richly imagined future where humans and alien allies coexist across multiple planets. At the heart of the story is Raven, a young dreamer whose aspiration to become an Air Ranger begins at… Continue Reading “Blade Rider by Jaime A Sevilla (Book Review #2236)”
Spider Lily: Six Toxic Tales from Japan by Andrew Innes (Book Review #2235)
Spider Lily: Six Toxic Tales from Japan by Andrew Innes is a masterful and haunting collection that immerses readers in a world where beauty conceals danger, and societal structures often hide cruelty beneath their surface. Across six distinct yet thematically intertwined stories, Innes combines… Continue Reading “Spider Lily: Six Toxic Tales from Japan by Andrew Innes (Book Review #2235)”
The Blade of Milan by Warren R. Basla (Book Review #2233)
The Blade of Milan by Warren R. Basla is a gripping historical adventure that masterfully blends suspense, strategy, and human drama. Set against the rich, turbulent backdrop of Renaissance Italy, the novel immerses readers in a world of political intrigue, dueling families, and shifting… Continue Reading “The Blade of Milan by Warren R. Basla (Book Review #2233)”
Leaving Winter for a Desert Sky by Skylar Lyralen Kaye (Book Review #2232)
Leaving Winter for a Desert Sky by Skylar Lyralen Kaye is a profoundly moving debut that explores the tangled web of family, identity, and the long, winding path toward self-forgiveness. From the first page, Kaye draws readers into Erin’s life—a woman who has spent… Continue Reading “Leaving Winter for a Desert Sky by Skylar Lyralen Kaye (Book Review #2232)”
The Bystander by John David (Book Review #2148)
The Bystander by John David is a sharp, compelling debut that skillfully merges the intensity of a modern mystery with the realism of today’s media landscape. Set against the lively backdrop of a Florida college football weekend, the story follows TV reporter Pete Lemaster,… Continue Reading “The Bystander by John David (Book Review #2148)”
Outside the Law: How an Ex-Cop Became America’s Most Prolific Bank Robber Since John Dillinger by Mark and Paul Ogden (Book Review #2224)
In Outside the Law, Mark and Paul Ogden unravel a gripping and almost unbelievable true story—one that walks the tense line between integrity and desperation, justice and infamy. This book doesn’t just recount a crime spree; it traces the psychological unraveling of a man… Continue Reading “Outside the Law: How an Ex-Cop Became America’s Most Prolific Bank Robber Since John Dillinger by Mark and Paul Ogden (Book Review #2224)”
Running From Herself By April Tompkins (Book Review #2221)
April Tompkins returns with another emotionally rich and character-driven novel, Running From Herself, a soulful story of identity, redemption, and the raw pursuit of purpose. Infused with music, heartbreak, and self-discovery, this contemporary fiction work takes readers on a journey that is both deeply… Continue Reading “Running From Herself By April Tompkins (Book Review #2221)”
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