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One’s Evil Desire: A Saga of Dogs of War-A Story of Mercenaries by Michael Short (Book Review #882)

One’s evil desire is the fourth book written in the sci-fi series titled: A saga of dogs of war, a story of mercenaries. The Earth isn’t like we know it. Around a hundred years ago, Earth suffered from a cataclysm that caused the population… Continue Reading “One’s Evil Desire: A Saga of Dogs of War-A Story of Mercenaries by Michael Short (Book Review #882)”

7 minutes to freedom by Natalya Androsova (Book Review#883)

7 minutes to freedom is a self-help book enabling the reader to meditate and liberate. The author uses prompts, words of wisdom, and intuition revealing secrets and providing an authentic voice.

Sadie’s sin by Neil Perry Gordon (book Review #881)

Sadie’s sin was a historical fiction set in 1924. The story begins with Sadie living in Poland and in love with Alexander Kaminski. He is a university professor, and Sadie’s parents do not bless their unity. They instead force Sadie to marry a wealthy… Continue Reading “Sadie’s sin by Neil Perry Gordon (book Review #881)”

The Contest by Nora Katzir (Book Review #880)

The contest is a murder thriller story. Amy, Rachel, Jessica, and Lauri are four good friends. Each have good jobs, and their friendship is close. As dynamic as their personalities and characters are, Rachel seems to be one standing out. Her husband, John, is… Continue Reading “The Contest by Nora Katzir (Book Review #880)”

Catch Handle by Alison O’Mara (Book Review #879)

Catch handle is a fictional contemporary story about beautiful Arabian horses and Vivian, a new veterinarian’s journey working with them at her aunt’s ranch.

All in the name of God by James Weir (Book Review #878)

All in the name of God is a dystopian thriller set in a world that is run by Evangelicals. They have taken over the government and rights to many things, such as the right to vote for Muslims, or reproduction for females, or even… Continue Reading “All in the name of God by James Weir (Book Review #878)”

A Road to Redemption by Mark F. Geatches (Book Review #877)

A road to redemption is a dystopian/YA novel story that begins with Dictator Joseph Stoner, who has transformed the once-beloved America into a socialist utopia. A wave of destruction has left America unrecognizable. Zammi, Sydney, and Straz take it upon themselves to find a… Continue Reading “A Road to Redemption by Mark F. Geatches (Book Review #877)”

Bloodsworn: Book 1 of the Avatars of Ruin by Tej Turner (Book Review #874)

Blood Sworn is a dark fantasy action-adventure set in a euro-centric secondary world. It is the first book of the Avatars of Ruin series, and it begins with Kyra running late for the males of Jalard are recruiting, and she really wants to be… Continue Reading “Bloodsworn: Book 1 of the Avatars of Ruin by Tej Turner (Book Review #874)”

We All Die in the End by Elizabeth Merry (Book Review #873)

We all die in the end is a collection of interlinked stories that are placed in a small seaside town in Ireland called Co Down. Aside from the beautiful cover design, the book consists of diverse and colorful characters. Alongside humor, you also get… Continue Reading “We All Die in the End by Elizabeth Merry (Book Review #873)”