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Our Man in Mbabane: A Novel Based on a True Story by K. E. Karl (Book Review #1590)

‘Our Man in Mbabane’ is a historical fiction set in 1977 and begins with Frank George. He has a government job during the week but is also an agent, and because of this, his life may look comfortable and ordinary. However, his missions are… Continue Reading “Our Man in Mbabane: A Novel Based on a True Story by K. E. Karl (Book Review #1590)”

Morse Code For Romantics by Anne Baldo (Book Review #1589)

‘Morse Code For Romantics’ is a short fiction collection of stories that, although brief, consists of very telling narratives. The plots consist of characters that carry through the storyline with complex emotions, thoughts, and descriptive scenes.

Wishes Are Free by Diana Mercedes Howell (Book Review #1588)

‘Wishes Are Free’ is a children’s fictional book about Rose’s best friend who moves to Chicago miles away from her. Rose feels abandoned, and one day, when her grandma tells her that she can wish on to Venus, Rose asks for a new best… Continue Reading “Wishes Are Free by Diana Mercedes Howell (Book Review #1588)”

An Epic Construct by Dawn Cutler-Tran (Book Review #1587)

‘An Epic Construct’ is a fictional LGBTQ+ story about Penelope’s dating life and how her friend thinks she will have a more successful dating experience if she joins a dating app.

Jaguars and Other Game by Brynn Barineau (Book Review #1586)

‘Jaguars and Other Game’ is a historical fiction set in 1809 Brazil. The story begins with Maria and Isabel, who are two sisters and owners of a mule train that transports gold from the mines in Minas Gerais to the city port.

The Couple’s Counsel: A Story on the Journey Towards a Fulfilled Marriage by Ikenna Ngene Ph.D and Ijeoma Ngene (Book Review #1585)

‘The Couple’s Counsel’ is a non-fiction book written to demonstrate the importance of marriage in the sight of God and show by example how one could possibly reconsolidate the differences and problems without going the extra mile to separate.

The Street Between the Pines by J.J. Alo (Book Review #1584)

‘The Street Between the Pines’ is a psychological thriller filled with horror elements. This ghost fiction begins with Curtis Reynolds, who is really struggling to make sense of his life. Nothing is really going well for him. He finds it hard to sleep, is… Continue Reading “The Street Between the Pines by J.J. Alo (Book Review #1584)”

The Shadow Spinner by Eric Kao (Book Review #1583)

‘The Shadow Spinner’ is an epic fantasy story. The premise is filled with action and adventure and begins with Hermit, a Shadow Spinner. His mission is to find three Champions to save the Dome, and these three immortals are not so easy to find.

The Wizard Clip Haunting: A True Early American Ghost Story by Stanley D. Williams (Book Review #1582)

‘The Wizard Clip Haunting’ is a historical fiction with many paranormal elements. Set in 1797, the premise is a well-researched and documented story based on Adam Livingston and his ability to have early childhood premonitions and predict tragedies. He is a flax farmer who… Continue Reading “The Wizard Clip Haunting: A True Early American Ghost Story by Stanley D. Williams (Book Review #1582)”