Category: Fiction

The Secret of Blue Lake by Marcy Blesy (Book Review #1616)

‘The Secret of Blue Lake’ is a fictional tale about Meg Popkins, a Chicago news reporter who moves to a tiny town in Michigan, away from her family and familiar territory, to find herself and possibly forget about her loved one. While adjusting to… Continue Reading “The Secret of Blue Lake by Marcy Blesy (Book Review #1616)”

THE DREAMKEEPERS: An Invictus Mystery Thriller by Antonio Zadra (Book REview #807)

The dreamkeepers is a mystery thriller about Dr. James Dillan. He is called to investigate a crime due to the death of a woman in the Italian Alps. As he researches, uncovers more clues, and ideas of how the crime happens, James plunges into… Continue Reading “THE DREAMKEEPERS: An Invictus Mystery Thriller by Antonio Zadra (Book REview #807)”

Surviving Crazy by Frank Crimi (Book Review #931)

Surviving Crazy is a humorous fiction written about a gigantic solar that plunges into the world creating a lot of chaos. Riley, Louie and Shephard are an interesting pair of friends who happen to find themselves trapped. The post-apocalyptic story then takes you on… Continue Reading “Surviving Crazy by Frank Crimi (Book Review #931)”

Find Me In Time: Meeting Columbus by L.T. Caton (Book Review #1615)

‘Find Me In Time: Meeting Columbus’ is a historical fiction and a time travel adventure story. The drama begins when five friends find a magical tree that transports them back to 1492 and introduces them to Columbus, who has conquered the world and is… Continue Reading “Find Me In Time: Meeting Columbus by L.T. Caton (Book Review #1615)”

From the Universe to Me by Scott E. Garrison (Book Review #1613)

‘From the Universe to Me’ is contemporary fiction and discusses serious matters like self-harm, sexual assault, and trauma. Tobias Gavin is an 18-year-old who is dealing with his sexual identity.

When a Phoenix Rose Nevermore: Cycles of the Phoenix II by C.A. Nicholas (Book Review #1611)

‘When a Phoenix Rose Nevermore’ is a collection of stories filled with psychological elements of fiction and horror. This is the second book of the series. The multigenerational aspects of the stories take you on a journey you were not expecting.

Tanlines: The Sweet Spot by Rochelle Allison (Book Review #1609)

‘The Sweet Spot’ is a contemporary romance story about Wren and Lucas meeting in an odd situation but then connecting in such a deep way. As luck has it, they separate from each other, and ways to communicate back again become a hurdle, increasing… Continue Reading “Tanlines: The Sweet Spot by Rochelle Allison (Book Review #1609)”

The Water at the End of the World by Michael Easterling (Book Review #1608)

‘The Water at the End of the World’ is a historical fiction about a rich and interesting world where Capac Inca, the emperor of Tahuantinsuyu, stops at the village of Qomermoya. At the same time, he is on his way to visit the dealing… Continue Reading “The Water at the End of the World by Michael Easterling (Book Review #1608)”

BaIT by D.I. Jolly (Book Review #1607)

‘BaIT’ is a romantic fiction about Amber and how her love for Frankie and her normal happy life does not prepare her for when she meets Bastian. Everything about him mesmerizes her, and nothing is the same again.