Tag: book review

The Shortcut to Success by Ruben Gonzalez (Book Review #1470)

‘The Shortcut to Success’ is a self-help motivational book written by a successful business owner who also happens to be a four-time Olympian. The book is geared towards those who wish to succeed in achieving their goal.

PACIFIC DASH – From Asia Vagabond to Casino King (Book Review #1469)

‘Pacific Dash’ is a travel fiction tale about Dash Bonaventure, a young American who 1969 moved to Hong Kong. The move alone creates many challenges and makes him pursue an adventure and go through things naturally but differently.

Fangs of Deception by TK Orbelyan (Book Review #1466)

‘Fangs of Deception’ is a psychological thriller with many dystopian elements and a vividly written plot filled with action, adventure and fascination. The story begins after the coronavirus pandemic and the beginning of the Russia/Ukraine war.

Women Who Were Warned by LindaAnn LoSchiavo (Book Review #1465)

‘Women Who Were Warned’ is a short poetry book about womanhood and everything related to its pleasures, limits, feelings and embodiment. The work is in a contemporary style, and it is personal.

After They Came by Dan Harary (Book Review #1464)

‘After They Came’ is a science fiction book about Jonathan Tickerman, who has lost everything and is very alone. After reaching 70, he decides to take his life by drowning. Still, instead, he becomes the wonder man after he is chosen by the interdimensional… Continue Reading “After They Came by Dan Harary (Book Review #1464)”

Finding Lenny by Stanley L. Witkin (Book Review #1461)

‘Finding Lenny’ is a psychological fiction story. It begins with Lenny, a retired social worker who lives with his dog in an apartment. He is lonely and has aged, so life isn’t as easy as it used to be. He likes a change, and… Continue Reading “Finding Lenny by Stanley L. Witkin (Book Review #1461)”

Giant Banana Over Texas: Darkly Humorous Tales by Mark Nutter (Book Review #1459)

“Giant Banana Over Texas” is a humorous fiction containing a collection of fictional tales. The added funny notions were a plus and made you want to read the next story.

CHILDPROOF by Michael Noonan (Book Review #1458)

‘Childproof’ is a dark humor book about how children can affect your life and you could want what used to be a calm and peaceful life back.

The Sound of The Broken Wand By Tiki Black (Book Review #1454)

‘The Sound Of The Broken Wand’ is a poetry collection and an essay that consists of life, living and death. The six sections cover a broad subject area that can be relatable and enjoyable for the readers.