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Conversations with the Goddess by Dorothy Atalla (Book Review #1128)

Conversations with the Goddess is about a woman’s personal spiritual growth journey. The book takes the reader on a journey of evolutionary perspective. It provides new approaches to the divine feminine and begins with Dorothy communicating with the Goddess, personally connecting to a much… Continue Reading “Conversations with the Goddess by Dorothy Atalla (Book Review #1128)”

Unfurling by Tia Ray Dhar (Book Review #1127)

Unfurling is a mystery romance and begins with Mandira Sharma, a recent medical graduate who isn’t very much happy about her job and has no sense of purpose. As things progress in the story, Mandy meets Latika, and a beautiful friendship is shaped between… Continue Reading “Unfurling by Tia Ray Dhar (Book Review #1127)”

These Days – Short Stories, Scenes and Sketches by Nick Fuller (Book Review #1126)

These days is a collection of short stories. The 8 pieces of the anthology are not related and are based on life in the 2020s. From climate change to conspiracy theories, the book covers a variety of subject matters.

The Burning Light of Two Stars by Laura Davis (Book Review #1125)

The burning light of two stars is a beautiful story about a mother and daughter and how they deal with family divergence, death, and dementia. It is written with an honest approach to how it feels to confront harsh realities with dignity.

A Firefighter Christmas Carol: And Other Stories by Douglas R. Brown (Book Review #1124)

A firefighter Christmas carol is a collection of ghost fiction stories involving first responders. It is a beautiful book because it puts forth the courage and emotional stress firefighters face. It also discusses the effects of PTSD, how to recognize it and seek help. 

Happy Here and Now by Matt Tracy (Book Review #1123)

Happy here and now is a self-help book designed to assist the reader in choosing the life they wish and be grateful for it. The book discusses the voices you hear in your head and attempts to heal and improve your relationships.

Emily’s Lair by Cary Grossman (Book Review #1122)

Emily’s Lair is a murder mystery, and the story begins with detective Will Heller entering a book shop to interview Emily Kostova. He notices many 17th centuries with hunts books in the book shop and learns so much from Emily.

With Face Aflame by A.E. Walnofer (Book Review #1121)

With face aflame is a beautiful story told about a seventeen-year-old girl named Madge. She has a huge birthmark on her face and is very self-conscious about it.

The Reunion by Gary Wells (Book Review #1120)

The reunion is a historical fiction written about Nick arriving at his 50th class high school reunion, remembering everything. His intention at first is just to come, have a drink and keep to himself, but that is not what happens.