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Category: Fiction
CHILDPROOF by Michael Noonan (Book Review #1458)
‘Childproof’ is a dark humor book about how children can affect your life and you could want what used to be a calm and peaceful life back.
The Smallest War by Mark Sheehan (Book Review #1455)
‘The Smallest War’ is an action-adventure filled with thrill and intense elements. America and Russia are at each other’s throats from a treaty that was made between them back in 1867. The concept of the story revolves around oil and how both countries have… Continue Reading “The Smallest War by Mark Sheehan (Book Review #1455)”
Give Me Shelter by David B. Seaburn (Book Review #1455)
‘Give Me Shelter’ is a historical thriller set in 1962 when the Cuban missile crisis threatened the world. The story revolves around Willie, Denny and their grandfather. He takes care of the children after their parents die in an accident.
Flames of Rapture by Riley Kade (Book Review #1448)
‘Flames of Rapture’ is a fictional romance beginning with Sadie, a farm girl living in a small town. She does not feel very welcome and befriends James, the neighboring farm boy. Their connection and bond shape the story, and their dynamic creates an interesting… Continue Reading “Flames of Rapture by Riley Kade (Book Review #1448)”
KALEIDOSCOPIC SHADES by David A. Neuman (Book Review #1447)
‘Kaleidoscopic Shades – Within Black Eternity’ is a supernatural thriller filled with science fiction and paranormal elements. It all begins with Jashua and a few of his friends dreaming of a strange man in a dark suit. These nightmares affect their daily life and… Continue Reading “KALEIDOSCOPIC SHADES by David A. Neuman (Book Review #1447)”
Bottled Lightning by L. M. Weeks (Book Review #1446)
‘Bottle Lightning’ is a legal thriller about Torn and Saya’s journey. Torn is a top technology lawyer who meets Saya, who has invented a way to solve climate change.
Two Rivers by Bob Rogers (Book Review #1445)
‘Two Rivers’ is a novel emphasizing the long-held enslavers’ myths. The story creates an opportunity for everyone to better understand the lives of Americans—black and white—living day-to-day in 1854-1855.
Transforming Souls by R.D. Samsara (Book Review #1444)
‘Transforming Souls’ is a collection story filled with short stories that consist of drama, thrill and contemporary style of writing. Each story is relatable, and this enables something for everyone.
Reaper by J.R. Lightfoot (Book Review #1441)
‘Reaper’ is a fantasy story filled with horror and elements of Christianity. The story begins with Reaper traveling to Colley and attempting to eliminate a demon. What he finds himself in is a whole other ordeal.
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