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Category: Fiction
Shockadelica by Jon O’ Bergh (Book Review #1110)
Shockadelica is a murder mystery and begins with two friends Kendall Akande and Jenna Chen. They both share a passion for art, fashion and podcasting. When they realize that their apartment building is haunted, they set on an adventure creating an entertaining podcast episode. … Continue Reading “Shockadelica by Jon O’ Bergh (Book Review #1110)”
Dragons in the Clouds by David Blair (Book Review #1107)
Dragons in the clouds is a fantasy fiction story and begins with the tales of dragons and their connection with lightning and thunder. The book is geared towards the younger generation and is filled with action and adventure. There is a mystery, magic and… Continue Reading “Dragons in the Clouds by David Blair (Book Review #1107)”
Hausa Blue by Kate Abley (Book Review #1105)
Hausa blue is an alternative history book about a world where the monarchy is a fraud and the Queen is an imposter. A commoner has exposed their identity with a different skin tone. There are strong female characters, and the premise is filled with… Continue Reading “Hausa Blue by Kate Abley (Book Review #1105)”
Windsong by Gigi Sedlmayer (Book Review #1101)
Windsong is the sixth book in the Talon series. Matica suffers from an illness that prevents her from growing. Her physical form is about the size of a two-year-old, but mentally she is 9. Her parents move from Australia to Peru, where this little… Continue Reading “Windsong by Gigi Sedlmayer (Book Review #1101)”
Heaven’s Assassins by Patrick J. Sacchetti (Book Review #1099)
Heaven’s assassins is a dark thriller, black humour, crime fiction. I found the book to be just like the author had mentioned. It was the work of street fiction. Honest thoughts, real conversations and feelings that people have. Especially liberal-minded, educated, and well-read folks… Continue Reading “Heaven’s Assassins by Patrick J. Sacchetti (Book Review #1099)”
Magnetism by Jacqueline Gay Walley (Book Review #1097)
Magnetism is a beautiful story about Mira, a woman who isn’t finding luck in dating or even feeling youthful enough to explore that option properly. But, the lady living above her, who is much older, has everything she seeks. When the old lady passes,… Continue Reading “Magnetism by Jacqueline Gay Walley (Book Review #1097)”
The Goodbye Song by Karl Kristian Flores (Book Review #1096)
The goodbye song is a collection of 10 poems, 10 sonnets, 10 haikus, 10 letters, 10 scenes, 10 objects, 10 definitions, 10 directions, 10 entries, 10 recipes. I found the 10 first poems to be retable and enjoyable to read. The pages have subtle… Continue Reading “The Goodbye Song by Karl Kristian Flores (Book Review #1096)”
The Greatest Game by Greg Rajaram (Book Review #1094)
The greatest game is a philosophical work of fiction, and it’s about human life and finding meaning within that existence. The author believes that we have paid the price for the intelligence we gained and become ignorant towards what is right and wrong.
The Unknown Man by Natalie Hanson (Book Review #1093)
The unknown man is book one of the ‘A Zalla Bennbett Mystery’ series. It is a crime horror story, and the story begins with Zalla Bennbett. She can sense who is lying and is an asset for the FBI and their investigations. Her power… Continue Reading “The Unknown Man by Natalie Hanson (Book Review #1093)”
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