The Alex Cave Series Book 4. Gravity by James M. Corkill (Book Review #65)

October 17, 2017

  This review is written for Online book club “I rate this book 3 out of 4 stars.” I have not read the previous books, and since everything is fresh and new for me, the review will also be on this book alone without any references to the previous stories. When you have written three sequels to a story and have had a successful turnout, the chances of you failing at the 4th is minimal. As gravity is the phenomenal force that […]

Eating Ice Cream in Armageddon by Gabriel Bacopa (Book Review #49)

October 17, 2017

  There is a lot to cover in this book even though it consisted of three completely different short stories. The first story is about Robert, a great professor of Philosophy in the 21st center and his teaching at the Yale University. He isn’t the most punctual teacher. However, he never misses a class. One day his strike ends, and he misses one session. The school sends a patient that suffers from hebephrenic schizophrenia in his place. The students being unaware of […]

Rethink Happy: An Entrepreneur’s Journey Toward Finding Authentic Joy by Doug Kisgen (Book Review #53)

October 16, 2017

This review is written for Online Book Club. “I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.” Although this book is a fictional story, it comes from a very real place. The Author uses two characters in his tale to express and communicate his message to the reader. The significance of the message is way more useful than the story, however, sometimes, I believe people listen and learn faster and more effectively when it is said in a tale rather than a […]

Sirens Wave by J. A. Hazel (Book Review #52)

October 15, 2017

Love stories are timeless, and for centuries we have adored reading, watching, and retelling these tales. Sirens Wave is just that and a little more. I am actually surprised that this book has not received its worth of publicity. It really is a gem. Two unlikely people with completely different personalities meet in the most improbable ways and wrestle through this voyage of self-discovery and love for one another throughout this book. The style of writing is unique and the way the […]

Storm of Arranon by R.E. Sheahan (Book Review #51)

October 14, 2017

  This review is written for Online Book Club. “I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.” Erynn is an intercept pilot. There are things she knows about her past that influences the future. Her father is from Arranon, and her mother is from Korin, enabling her to have powers from both sides within her. When Korin and Arranon are at war, she discovers exactly what these powers are and learns about a prophecy that is connected to the planets. She […]

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