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Farewell My Life: Buona Notte Vita Mia by Cynthia Sally Haggard (Book Review #666)
Farewell, my life is a historical fiction written in three parts. The story was primarily set around the time when the Nazis rose and so it has many war scenes.
51st directive by Michael Agliolo (Book Review #665)
51st directive is a political fiction written about Erica Brewer. She is an FBI agent who happens to be sent to do mailroom work due to her lack of control over her temper. As she snoops around the letters, she finds one that sounds… Continue Reading “51st directive by Michael Agliolo (Book Review #665)”
Murder at the Columbarium by Emily Gallo (Book Review #664)
Murder at the Columbarium is a murder mystery. Jed witnesses a woman’s dead body and a baby that is crying. Things cannot get worse for him when he is also considered as a suspect. He spends his time finding answers not only for his… Continue Reading “Murder at the Columbarium by Emily Gallo (Book Review #664)”
The Cheerful Prince: and other stories by Romario Ashley (Book Review #663)
The cheerful prince is a collection of short stories where the author demonstrates his skills in writing compact, interesting, short work or artistic delights. Every story is roughly ten pages long and is enough for the light reader to just whisk through before they… Continue Reading “The Cheerful Prince: and other stories by Romario Ashley (Book Review #663)”
The Turing Revolt – The War Against Infinity by Robert Bartlett (Book Review #662)
The turning revolt is a science fiction story about a starship Captain who is manipulated into rebelling against the empire. By choosing to do so, he creates many enemies and so has to begin to find a way out of the mess. What surpasses… Continue Reading “The Turing Revolt – The War Against Infinity by Robert Bartlett (Book Review #662)”
The Writer by J.C. Maetis (Book Review #660)
The Writer is a historical fiction set in the 1938’s. The story is about Mathias Kraemer, Johannes Namal, and Josef Weber. Three protagonists at a time and age where one has to write in order to live, the other lives just to be able… Continue Reading “The Writer by J.C. Maetis (Book Review #660)”
The Resilience Way: Overcome the unexpected and build an extraordinary life… on your own terms! By Kelly Ann McKnight (Book Review #659)
“The Resilience Way is a book for people who want to overcome their struggles and challenges and build the life they truly desire.” How is that possible?
The Code Hunters by Jackson Coppley (Book Review #658)
The code hunters is a thriller fiction novel about Nicholas Foxe, an Archaeologist, hearing about a discovery made when a team of expert cavers goes wondering in new Mexico. The massive slab of metal found appears to be far more interesting than what they… Continue Reading “The Code Hunters by Jackson Coppley (Book Review #658)”
Boy in the hole by Akiva Hersh (Book Review #659)
The boy in the hole is a fictional story about a boy named Jacob. He is raised by a family filled with many sexual secrets and fantasies. The family’s mental health is not in its best shape of the form and is filled with… Continue Reading “Boy in the hole by Akiva Hersh (Book Review #659)”
