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The Relaxists by Alton Spencer (Book Review #1516)
‘The Relaxists’ is a metaphysical and visionary fictional tale. It begins with Edward Slowbe and his discovery that changes his concept and understanding of human nature. As he pursues the meaning behind all the power and insights, we enter a historical period where mysterious… Continue Reading “The Relaxists by Alton Spencer (Book Review #1516)”
Dead Letters by P.J. Murphy (Book Review #1515)
‘Dead Letters’ is a mystery fiction story about Chris, who happens to attend the funeral of his old friend Richard after he has disappeared for a year. Chris realizes that his old friend has left an unpublished final novel that provides clues and information… Continue Reading “Dead Letters by P.J. Murphy (Book Review #1515)”
Ties of Fate by Jennifer Hart (Book Review #1514)
‘Ties of Fate’ is a contemporary romance story about Andrea, who decides to move up to New York after she finds South Carolina tiring and too small for her. She does not move alone and has Sandra move with her. The two take on… Continue Reading “Ties of Fate by Jennifer Hart (Book Review #1514)”
Origins of Resilience by Jessica Jane Robinson (Book Review #1513)
‘Origins of Resilience’ is a comic and graphic novel that begins with Filoli Vitae hiding in Mount Altis with her recently born daughter and leaving her plant Terravitae. This decision is hard and emotional for her. She is the last of the Evolusatians.
The Fall of Faith by Jeff Berney (Book Review #1512)
‘The Fall of Faith’ is a domestic thriller that begins in Eden, Missouri. When Jimmy, a trucker, meets a stripper and his head is turned, things don’t pan out how he thinks, and he notices that his life is in danger.
The Hope Raisers: How a Group of Young Kenyans Fought to Transform Their Slum and Inspire a Community by Nihar Suthar (Book Review #1511)
‘The Hope Raisers’ is a young adult non-fiction book about how Daniel and Mutura change the lives of the children living in Korohocho who are plagued by violence and many basic human needs shortages.
Brother Broken by Cecile Beaulieu (Book Review #1510)
‘Brother Broken’ is an emotional memoir written by Cecile about her life, mental illness, suicide, relationships, life, and how it all ends up becoming a self-discovery journey for her.
Werewolf for Hire by Sue Denver (Book Review 1509)
‘Werewolf for Hire’ is a mystery novella. It begins with Sara Flores, a very strong and good P.I. licenced-to-hire who happens to get a call from Lillian Jackson asking for protection after she gets hit by a car. Someone wants to kill Lillian, and… Continue Reading “Werewolf for Hire by Sue Denver (Book Review 1509)”
Ehud and the Great Walls of Jericho by Bogo de Chair (Book Review #1507)
‘Ehud and the Great Walls of’ is a historical fiction set in 1600 BC. The story begins with Ehud, a penniless man with potential, and his honesty works well for him. In a world where the Israelites have invaded the Promised Land, the story… Continue Reading “Ehud and the Great Walls of Jericho by Bogo de Chair (Book Review #1507)”
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