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Category: Fiction
The Ignoble Lie (Of Gods & Men: Book I) by Matthew Peters (Book Review #2198)
What if the very foundations of Western religion weren’t what we were taught to believe? In The Ignoble Lie, Matthew Peters delivers a gripping, high-stakes thriller that dares to probe the origins of Judeo-Christian tradition. The result is an electrifying mix of history, suspense,… Continue Reading “The Ignoble Lie (Of Gods & Men: Book I) by Matthew Peters (Book Review #2198)”
Norma and the Blue Hour by Chris Delyani (Book Review #2195)
Norma and the Blue Hour is a beautifully layered story of estrangement, aging, and the quiet redemption that comes through unexpected relationships and second chances.
The Flip Side by Ted Richardson (Book Review #2194)
Ted Richardson’s latest novel, The Flip Side, delivers a unique and compelling twist on the cozy mystery genre—blending mental health themes, musical passion, and a decades-old cold case into a story that’s as emotionally gripping as it is suspenseful.
The Magical Legacy of the Ryūjin by Stephan Lethaus (Book Review #2193)
Stephan Lethaus’s The Magical Legacy of the RyĹ«jin is a sprawling, richly imagined fantasy saga that boldly blends medieval high fantasy with futuristic sci-fi and Eastern mysticism. Spanning two timelines — the mystical land of Skaiyles and a near-future Earth in 2055 — this… Continue Reading “The Magical Legacy of the RyĹ«jin by Stephan Lethaus (Book Review #2193)”
Love & Homegrown Magic by Patricia Bossano (Book Review #2096)
Patricia Bossano’s Love & Homegrown Magic is a luminous, multigenerational tale that weaves together real-life events with a touch of spiritual enchantment. Based on the life of the author’s mother, this immigrant’s story unfolds across decades and continents, capturing the soul of a woman… Continue Reading “Love & Homegrown Magic by Patricia Bossano (Book Review #2096)”
Through Any Fire by Katherine Carter (Book Review #2190)
Through Any Fire is a pulse-pounding, slow-burn romance that blends second-chance love with high-stakes action and emotional grit. Katherine Carter’s debut novel doesn’t just explore rekindled passion—it throws it into a whirlwind of danger, betrayal, and redemption.
Your Tomorrow Was Today by Oyindamola Dosunmu (Book Review #2187)
Oyindamola Dosunmu’s Your Tomorrow Was Today is a striking and powerful debut—one that pulses with emotional gravity, cultural resonance, and a fierce literary voice. Set between the energetic bustle of Lagos City and the evocative terrain of Eastern Nigeria, this novel invites readers into… Continue Reading “Your Tomorrow Was Today by Oyindamola Dosunmu (Book Review #2187)”
What Was Forbidden by Jonathan Bockian (Book Review #2225)
Jonathan Bockian’s What Was Forbidden is a masterfully woven tale of love, loss, ideology, and resilience set in the cloistered yet richly complex world of the Venice Ghetto in 1672. Inspired by a real historical murder, Bockian’s debut novel is a gripping literary mystery… Continue Reading “What Was Forbidden by Jonathan Bockian (Book Review #2225)”
Adding a Point by Amir Szuster (Book Review #2186)
In Adding a Point, author Amir Szuster invites readers into a beautifully concise world where very short stories—most under 200 words—carry surprising emotional weight and philosophical resonance. This collection of 55 flash fiction pieces is a celebration of literary minimalism, proving that brevity, when… Continue Reading “Adding a Point by Amir Szuster (Book Review #2186)”
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