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Mannethorn’s Key (The Key of Life Book 1) by Simon Lindley (Book Review #438)

Mannethorn’s Key is a fantasy novel set in a realm that needs restoring. The adventure begins with a wizard’s mission traveling the realm in order to defeat his enemy and Bart, delivering an important key in a magical space called between. The combination of… Continue Reading “Mannethorn’s Key (The Key of Life Book 1) by Simon Lindley (Book Review #438)”

(Un) Graceful Cat (Un) Series by B. A. Gabrielle (Book Review #437)

(Un) Graceful Cat (Un) Series is a story about a young girl named Amelia Fafnir. She strives to win her mother’s approval, but her attention is more swayed towards Amelia’s sister. One incident causes her to enter a world where spirits exist. The spirits… Continue Reading “(Un) Graceful Cat (Un) Series by B. A. Gabrielle (Book Review #437)”

Plunge In to the Worlds of Temi Black

Plunge Into the Worlds of Temi Black   What would you do if you found that your whole life had been leading up to this moment… John is simply a visitor in the mountains, who comes for his annual fishing trip.  He crosses paths… Continue Reading “Plunge In to the Worlds of Temi Black”

The Souls Expression by Amy Alston (Book Review #436)

The Souls Expression is a Victorian Romance novel written about Katherine. She is a married woman who fears being stigmatized with hysteria by her doctor because she is not able to bed her husband after eight months. This is at a time when her… Continue Reading “The Souls Expression by Amy Alston (Book Review #436)”

Dog Training the American Male by Steve Alten (Book Review #435)

Dog Training the American Male is a humorous fictional tale about a Doctor. Her profession as a counselor is going well but, her own personal life is not. Once Jacob Cope, another dashing character comes into play, things change. The two have to blend… Continue Reading “Dog Training the American Male by Steve Alten (Book Review #435)”

Celestia by J. D. Evergreen (Book Review #434)

Celestia is a young adult/fantasy book about Taliah. She comes from a realm that has lost their king. Chaos has taken over her world, and dark magic has taken over the will of the citizens that live there. Taliah needs to find a way… Continue Reading “Celestia by J. D. Evergreen (Book Review #434)”

The Art of Fully Living: 1 Man. 10 Years. 100 Life Goals Around the World by Tal Gur (Book Review #433)

The Art of Fully Living is a self-help book, in a memoir style of genre, about a man who aims to live life to the fullest. The goal is clear but, appears to be not as simple as you hear. Tal Gur uses his own… Continue Reading “The Art of Fully Living: 1 Man. 10 Years. 100 Life Goals Around the World by Tal Gur (Book Review #433)”

Millenials like Dystopias Because Authority Figures are Liars by Walter Rhein

Millenials like Dystopias Because Authority Figures are Liars by Walter Rhein I was recently on the phone with renowned fantasy author Janet Morris. Janet had just announced the release of my book ‘The Literate Thief,’ a dystopian fantasy novel with themes of fact suppression… Continue Reading “Millenials like Dystopias Because Authority Figures are Liars by Walter Rhein”

One Too by Sherrie Cronin (Book Review#432)

One Too is the 6th book of the 46. Ascending book series which is about a collection of stand-alone stories where each family member possesses their own superpower. As you read through the series, you understand that each member; mother, father, son, two daughters,… Continue Reading “One Too by Sherrie Cronin (Book Review#432)”