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The Machine Murders: Island Buoys by CJ Abazis (Book Review #1203)

Island Buoys is a technothriller crime story. The tale begins with a series of murders taking place on the island of Mykonos. Mano Manu is there for a wedding but then gets involved in figuring out who the killer is as the murderer abducts… Continue Reading “The Machine Murders: Island Buoys by CJ Abazis (Book Review #1203)”

Out of no way by Rojé Augustin (Book Review 1217)

Out of no way is a beautiful story about Madam C. J. Walker, a haircare entrepreneur, and her daughter, A’Lelia. Roje. It is a historical fiction poetry book filled with the love of a mother and daughter relationship. Each poem is written differently, and… Continue Reading “Out of no way by Rojé Augustin (Book Review 1217)”

A Kind of Hush by JoDee Neathery (Book Review #1213)

A kind of hush is a mystery thriller and suspense story. It is set in Buffalo, New York, and is about Matt and Summer with their children enjoying an outing when something horrible happens to create an epic survival story.

How to Motivate Yourself in 15 Minutes by Noah William Smith (Book Review #1208)

How to motivate yourself in 15 minutes is a nonfiction self-help book. It is geared for those who wish to have a relatively faster approach towards motivation and feeling more driven.

Justice! by Heath Daniels (Book Review #1207)

Justice is a book about social justice and is the third book in its series. The story is a stand-alone and takes place during the height of the ISIS scare of 2014-2015. The premise is about the Island experience in America. You get to… Continue Reading “Justice! by Heath Daniels (Book Review #1207)”

The Adventures of Ominous Crane By R.C.J. Dwane (Book Review #1206)

The adventure of ominous is a young adult/ teen book and is filled with the adventures of a famous Ominous Crane who retells his stories with his grandson.

Reflections of Destiny by Benzon Ray Barbin (Book Review #1205)

Reflections of destiny is a science fiction, fantasy thriller story. Jaye Divista is an assassin who reunites with his ex-girlfriend Arlene. When Arlene is the daughter of the former president and Jaye wishes to marry her, both die in an airstrike.

Monroe and Murphy: Issue 1 by Stephen Peeples, Nicolò Arcuti and Marco Della Verde (Book Review #1204)

Monroe and Murphy is a comic book and is the first book in the series. As a comic book, I found everything very appealing and exciting. The story’s content is about a private investigation taking place, reopening a 5-year-old case.

The Mystery of the Rose by Juliana Carvalho (Book Review #1204)

The mystery of the rose is a science fiction romance story about Rita, a scientist leading a bio lab team researching a cure for breast cancer. There is a lot of pressure on the Ph.D. student who provides the labor for lab research. As… Continue Reading “The Mystery of the Rose by Juliana Carvalho (Book Review #1204)”