The Last Day of Captain Lincoln by EXO Books (Book Review #38)

October 5, 2017

  This review was kindly requested by the Author, EXO Books. This book takes us into the future where people are living on a ship controlled and managed with a strict population law. Live a healthy, happy and fulfilling life until you are 80 and then it is your time to die. Every five years an equal amount of babies are scientifically made and all that have reached 80 years pass on. Captain Lincoln reaches his time to say his goodbye. This […]

Judas and Jezabel: The Tales of a New York Nanny by C.Y.Brown (Book Review 37)

October 5, 2017

  This review is written for Online Book Club. “I rate this book 3 out of 4 stars.” This is a domestic story about a not so happy, wealthy family. Sharon and Connor do not get along, and divorce is the only way. However, it comes with a price on both ends without hesitating to understand the psychological complications they cause towards their child and the poor nanny taking care of the kid.   Carol is not our everyday Mary Poppins but is […]

White Bear’s Big Adventure by Marie Cheine (Book Review #305)

October 5, 2017

White Bear’s Big Adventure is a children’s book focusing on the lives of the brave children who face life-threatening illnesses every day. White bear is a stuffed toy who has been sitting on a bookshelf, in a doctors office for years. However, when a little girl walks in the office, the white bear gets to go home with the little girl. This book is about one of the adventures he goes through as he gets lost and has to find his way back to the […]

The History of New Innovations in Modern Medicine by Dr. James D. Okun MD, Evangelita Goodwell (Book Review #16)

October 4, 2017

  This book is almost like a dedicated memoir of collected physicians that have almost become forgotten by the modern society, of whom their discoveries are to this day the reason why many of us have the ability to live a longer life. In every chapter of this book, Author, Dr. Okun & Goodwell, initially introduce us to an inventor, his background and how they discover the cure to a particular illness. In most cases, instead of being appreciated for new ideas […]

A Space Between Worlds Vol.1: Conception by J.D. Woodson (Book Review # 32)

October 3, 2017

I was given this book by the Author & Royal James Publishing for a review. Here is a story written about two concepts, Shanti and Reno. This fantasy book is not like the ones you have read before. It is entirely out of the box and style of which we are accustomed to in the 21st century. The book follows Shanti and Reno’s desire to understand who they are, where they come from and unravels secrets that ultimately define their future. The interesting […]

Angel by Sebastian Michael (Book Review #33)

October 3, 2017

This review is written for Online Book Club. “I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.” Beauty is defined by the beholder. However, in this book Damion is so beautiful that this definition does not apply to him. He is an angel in everyone’s eye. Everyone finds him so attractive and wonderful that they are willing to do anything for him. Such power can be used for doing good or bad. Damion does have a history, and a fire incident changes everything […]

Dennis and Greer by Molly Gould (Book Review #303)

October 3, 2017

Dennis and Greer is a nonfiction love story. It contains a collection of love letters and journals saved between two college students during the Vietnam Era. The story is very heartfelt and beautiful making it feel like it is a fictional story. The horrors of war and how these two lovers encounter it is truly amazing. The letters are found fifty years after and what transpires is a strikingly real novel, making the reader ponder after it is over. The story is set […]

Only Wrong Once by Jenifer Ruff (Book Review #316)

October 3, 2017

Only wrong once is a suspense thriller written about a very powerful ISIS leader plotting to kill innocent lives by hiring a microbiologist. He has this graduate to create a weapon, a virus, and to spread it across the American citizens. FBI agent Quinn Traynor is adamant to stop his massacre from happening. With the help of Madeline Hamilton, he only has a few days to prevent this horrific incident from happening. When I began reading this book, I felt that it just sounded too […]

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