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She Lost Her Muse by June Rollins (Book Review #915)
She lost her muse is a beautiful story about two friends, Meagan and Poppy. College roommates, successful artists, and best of friends, nothing seems to be stopping for these two girls. Suddenly, Poppy loses a semester before graduating and her father, Pastor Wayne, sends… Continue Reading “She Lost Her Muse by June Rollins (Book Review #915)”
Church of the Assassin by Ross Harrison (Book Review #918)
Church of the assassin is the fifth book in the Nexus series. It is a thriller story about an assassin named Alexiares who has survived a deadly attack from her own sect. She inherits a baby, and while she only knows how to fix… Continue Reading “Church of the Assassin by Ross Harrison (Book Review #918)”
Where Silence Ends by Angela Ruiz and Mary Ruiz (Book Review #917)
Where silence ends is a beautiful story about how a young girl finally breaks silence over all the abuse and trauma she has gone through. Reading through four generations of Mexican American culture, family drama, and abuse, this memoir truly advocates for those who… Continue Reading “Where Silence Ends by Angela Ruiz and Mary Ruiz (Book Review #917)”
The Last Alias by Ste7en Foster (Book Review #914)
The last alias is a memoir. It is a collective story about a man with many faces. The self-discovery story is filled with multiple personalities that, each to their own, has a journey and message to give. Although it is all one protagonist, it… Continue Reading “The Last Alias by Ste7en Foster (Book Review #914)”
THE BIRD THAT SANG IN COLOR by Grace Mattioli (Book Review #912)
The bird that sang in color is the story of Donna. She has a particular image of what a perfect life looks like and imposes this thought on her brother Vincent. As she works hard to provide these things, she fails, and that guilt… Continue Reading “THE BIRD THAT SANG IN COLOR by Grace Mattioli (Book Review #912)”
Real Life: We breathe, We sleep, We eat … And In-between, We Live by Jill Reid (Book Review #913)
Real-life is a self-help book about the possibility of making a fresh start in life and creating another chance for being happy and content in life. It is easy to get caught up in the routine of things, and when things fall apart, we… Continue Reading “Real Life: We breathe, We sleep, We eat … And In-between, We Live by Jill Reid (Book Review #913)”
Out of the London Mist by Lyssa Medana (Book Review #911)
Out of the London mist is a steampunk tale about John Farnley, an aether pilot who travels back to his family home when he hears that his brother, Lord Nicholas Farnley, is murdered. He attempts to take over the family business and financial matters… Continue Reading “Out of the London Mist by Lyssa Medana (Book Review #911)”
KINGS, CONQUERORS, PSYCHOPATHS From Alexander to Hitler to the Corporation by Joseph N. Abraham MD (Book Review #910)
Kings, conquerors, psychopaths is a non-fiction, historical book providing us a realistic look at how leaders and rulers brutally controlled us and how many of the same characteristics are displayed in the tyrants and cooperations we have today. The book introduces us to a… Continue Reading “KINGS, CONQUERORS, PSYCHOPATHS From Alexander to Hitler to the Corporation by Joseph N. Abraham MD (Book Review #910)”
Drawing the line: No Ladies in Room A3 by CLARE SCOPES (Book Review #909)
Drawing the line is a historical fiction about Maggie Goodwin. The story is set in 1938, and no ladies are working as animators at Harley Studios, Los Angeles. Maggie wants to prove everyone wrong.
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