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Leaving Safety by Philip Monnin and Sheena Monnin (Book Review #936)
Leaving safety is a science fiction story about ten super-brainy scientists being selectively taken away from Earth in the 1970s to find out later that they were chosen for their genius background and to create this secret colony of enhanced humans on the Moon.
Of Reality and Dream by Loredano cafaro (Book Review #934)
Of reality and dream is a collection of short stories with flash fiction elements and sharp descriptive writing. Its punchy delivery of exemplified literature truly does take you on various journeys, and since the original work is in Italian, you are bound to feel… Continue Reading “Of Reality and Dream by Loredano cafaro (Book Review #934)”
Orestin’s Own by L. Alyssa Austin (Book Review #933)
Orestin’s Own is a dark fantasy novel. “A prophecy is discovered foretelling a war between gods that will consume all of Everra. A young priestess named Caelesta joins Mycellane, a frail historian, and SOLARYS, an aging Knight, on a journey to take a despised… Continue Reading “Orestin’s Own by L. Alyssa Austin (Book Review #933)”
Screamcatcher – The shimmering Eye by Christy J. Breedlove (Book Review #932)
The shimmering eye is the third book in its series and continues with Jory Pike, a half-blood Chippewa. She is eighteen now and in search of finding out why a 500-plus acre of land is under attack. The owner of this rural Montana land… Continue Reading “Screamcatcher – The shimmering Eye by Christy J. Breedlove (Book Review #932)”
Subsurface History of Humanity by Victor Torvich (Book Review #930)
Subsurface history of humanity is a non-narrative nonfiction book written from a complex systems science viewpoint. The author attempts to introduce a new approach to sift through the history of humankind. It begins displaying the route by which humanity is running and then provides… Continue Reading “Subsurface History of Humanity by Victor Torvich (Book Review #930)”
Shifting Islands by Greene M. Wills (Book Review #929)
Shifting Islands is a historical fiction about Nikos. The story is set in the 17th century and begins with the Baroness giving birth to twins, boys, and girls. Unfortunately, only one survives, and since Baron was hoping for a boy, an heir to this… Continue Reading “Shifting Islands by Greene M. Wills (Book Review #929)”
The forger and the thief by Kirsten McKenzie (Book Review #928)
The forger and the thief is a historical mystery story about five strangers who, each to their own, are entangled in the forger’s wicked web and have an agenda and a part to play in the story.
The Tenant’s Wrath Gabriel Nombo (Book Review #954)
The Tenant’s Wrath is a sci-fi story set in the 34th century. It is a research report on how aliens live on their planet and how they have been detected one century after the first signal was indicated.
Self-reflect to self-correct by Ray Stith (Book Review #927)
Self-reflect to self-correct is a motivational and relatable book geared for people searching for material that teaches you a lesson on attitude, decision-making, execution, and perseverance.
