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Category: Fiction
Hellhound, Take Me Home by Stu Lane (Book Review #726)
Hellhound is a historical fiction about Ken Hazel, an Australian soldier who is captured by the Japanese. He has undergone many hardships, torture and gruesome treating.
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The Glorious Between by Doug Reid (Book Review #750)
The glorious between is a story about Emily and Patrick. Emily is not well and is terminally ill. Patrick, a neurologist, loves Emily and tries all he can to save her from the inevitable outcome. Emily cannot remember much, and that really reflects on… Continue Reading “The Glorious Between by Doug Reid (Book Review #750)”
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Howie and the Parcel Winch by Gavin Wicklow (Book Review #723)
Howie and the parcel winch is a humorous fictional story about an author who lives in New York City and is facing writer’s block. His stepfather gives him advice, which he seeks through. By doing so, the author creates a character named Howie, who… Continue Reading “Howie and the Parcel Winch by Gavin Wicklow (Book Review #723)”
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Tedeskimma by 100 Lick (Book Review #722)
Tedeskimma is a dystopian fiction novel written about eleven characters that are all connected for a single purpose. A Skimma passes on from one character to another, and as they receive it, the story of that particular character is revealed.
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We of the Forsaken World Kiran Bhat (Book Review #721)
We of the forsaken world is a fictional book written with four characters as protagonists. Each character has a story of its own with no relevance to the other and as disjointed as this may sound the book takes you on a journey around… Continue Reading “We of the Forsaken World Kiran Bhat (Book Review #721)”
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Requiem, Changing Times by RJ Parker (Book Review #715)
Requiem, changing times, is a young adult novel written about Corbin and Clint. They are the best of friends and go to the same school. When Two strangers come into town from another world and bring aliens with them, things become a little chaotic.… Continue Reading “Requiem, Changing Times by RJ Parker (Book Review #715)”
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Letters from a Nameless Village by Muhn Sihn (Book Review #713)
Letters from a nameless village is a short book written about a man who writes letters from there to a friend about his experience. The village people live in a straightforward manner, and as the protagonist explains his days in the first-person narrative, he… Continue Reading “Letters from a Nameless Village by Muhn Sihn (Book Review #713)”
The lost boys of London by Mary Lawrence (Book Review #712)
The lost boys of London is a historical mystery set in Tudor England. The story is about Bianca Goddard and her mystery adventure in attempts to find a missing boy in her town. She leads a lonely life. Her husband, John Grunt, is not… Continue Reading “The lost boys of London by Mary Lawrence (Book Review #712)”
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The Identity Thief by Alex Bryant (Book Review #711)
The identity thief is a young adult contemporary fantasy that is set in London. A shapeshifting sorcerer called Cuttlefish unleashes a terrifying magical carnage in London, causing chaos. Homes are attacked, and people are found unconscious, but nothing is stolen. As magical crime increases,… Continue Reading “The Identity Thief by Alex Bryant (Book Review #711)”
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