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The Thief and the Historian by Brendan Corbett (Book Review #1690)
“The Thief and the Historian” by Brendan Corbett marks an enthralling introduction to the Runetree Chronicles, offering readers a delightful blend of fantasy, adventure, and self-discovery. Corbett’s debut novel introduces us to Aeda, a skilled thief associated with the Grey Society. Despite her reservations… Continue Reading “The Thief and the Historian by Brendan Corbett (Book Review #1690)”
Monsters of North Yellowstone by Sae Luy (Book Review #1686)
“Monsters of North Yellowstone” by Sae Luy invites readers into a post-apocalyptic world where the remnants of humanity grapple with the aftermath of infected water, natural disasters, and a mysterious disease that turns survivors into memoryless monsters. In this gripping narrative, the main character,… Continue Reading “Monsters of North Yellowstone by Sae Luy (Book Review #1686)”
The Great Hunter by Kel Paisley (Book Review #1673)
A Riveting Tale of Love, Betrayal, and Destiny in “The Great Hunter” by Kel Paisley “The Great Hunter” by Kel Paisley unfolds against the backdrop of a longstanding feud between families, setting the stage for a tale of love, courage, and the quest for… Continue Reading “The Great Hunter by Kel Paisley (Book Review #1673)”
Galaxy Waffles by Nikolai Wisekal (Book Review #1671)
“Galactic Adventures and Empathic Triumphs: A Review of ‘Galaxy Waffles’ by Nikolai Wisekal” “Galaxy Waffles” by Nikolai Wisekal is a thrilling journey through a cosmic diner in the heart of space, blending elements of science fiction, humor, and corporate drama. Wisekal introduces readers to… Continue Reading “Galaxy Waffles by Nikolai Wisekal (Book Review #1671)”
Color of Authority by Bruce Carleton Fisher (Book Review #1669)
Title: “Color of Authority: A Gripping Tale of Politics, Prejudice, and Personal Conviction” In “Color of Authority: When Taking a Knee Becomes Taking a Stand,” Bruce Carleton Fisher crafts a thought-provoking narrative that delves into the intricate web of politics, racial tensions, and the… Continue Reading “Color of Authority by Bruce Carleton Fisher (Book Review #1669)”
Only Dead Leaves Fall by Vincent Donovan (Book Review #1640)
In the aftermath of the cataclysmic solar storm known as Sun-Kissed, the world lies in ruins, and amidst the chaos, Darlene Connolly navigates the scorched landscape, living on the edge with a heart fueled by revenge and desperation.
Paper Targets – Art Can Be Murder by Steve S. Saroff (Book Review #1637)
‘Paper Targets’ is a crime thriller about Enzi, a person with dyslexia who is math-smart and becomes a successful computer coder. While he falls in love with a woman named Kaori, he also meets Tommy, who introduces him to cybercrime.
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)”
Glass Half Broken by Rachel Richards (Book Review #1600)
‘Glass Half Broken’ is psychological suspense and begins with Annie, who witnesses her dad running off and leaving her with her mother. As she attempts to process the loss, her mother gives birth to Jack, and soon Annie’s love for Jack repairs some pain… Continue Reading “Glass Half Broken by Rachel Richards (Book Review #1600)”
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