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Of Shade and Shadow by Niamh Schmid and Rebecca Schmid (Book Review #995)
Of shade and shadow is a fantasy story written about princess Astra and her struggles coming to terms with the war ending and controlling her powers. If that wasn’t enough, she also has to team with Louko, a prince, and bear his sarcastic comments… Continue Reading “Of Shade and Shadow by Niamh Schmid and Rebecca Schmid (Book Review #995)”
To be enlightened by Alan J. Steinberg (Book Review #993)
To be enlightened is a fictional story written about Abe Levy, a professor of philosophy at a Southern California college, and Sara, his wife. Sarah wants nothing to do with Abe’s interest in meditation or his enlightenment journey.
The Demeter Code by Russell Brooks (Book Review #992)
The Demeter code is a suspenseful mystery and crime story. The third book is series and begins with Ridley Fox and Nita Parris being assigned to find out why two American embassies in northern Africa have been bombed. Things turn worse when one of… Continue Reading “The Demeter Code by Russell Brooks (Book Review #992)”
Stella by Josh Dygert (Book Review #991)
Stella is a novella about a young girl who lives with her father in Torrance. She has a best friend and a dog. Her mother disappeared when she was young. A meteor hits their cornfield. Stella and her father run after the fallen star.… Continue Reading “Stella by Josh Dygert (Book Review #991)”
Love is Blood; Love is Fabric by Mary de la Fuente (Book Review #989)
Love is blood is a poetry book that has been written for over seven years. It is filled with emotions, including grief, complex relationships, romance, difficulties, and values that drive from intuitions. There are also elements of spiritual and psychological matters resonating throughout the… Continue Reading “Love is Blood; Love is Fabric by Mary de la Fuente (Book Review #989)”
Maggie finds her muse by Dee Ernst (Book Review #990)
Maggie finds her muse is a contemporary romance story. It begins with Maggie Bliss, a 48-year-old writer who hasn’t had much luck in relationships and struggles to finish her third novel. Following a suggestion made to her, she travels to Paris, lives in a… Continue Reading “Maggie finds her muse by Dee Ernst (Book Review #990)”
Gone by Reagan Keeter (Book Review #988)
GONE is a thriller fiction written about how Connor does everything he can to find his abducted parents. Although police have been doing all they can, Connor finds himself searching for his parents, who have been taken.
Ekleipsis by Tamel Wino (Book Review #986)
Ekleipsis is a collection of short stories embodying the thought of what happens when we give in to the darkness?
Fishing for Something by Andrew Scott Bassett (Book Review #985)
Fishing for something is a fictional tale about two entrained brothers who barely have anything in common. The one thing they remember is how their father left them and how loving their mother is. However, things changed when they realized that their father has… Continue Reading “Fishing for Something by Andrew Scott Bassett (Book Review #985)”
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