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Muzzle the Black Dog by Mike Cobb (Book Review #2262)
The book “Muzzle the Black Dog” is Mike Cobb’s psychological suspense novel about Jack Pate, a man living in isolation for many years in the backwoods of North Carolina. The story begins with the shocking and terrifying actual event of the Centennial Olympic Park… Continue Reading “Muzzle the Black Dog by Mike Cobb (Book Review #2262)”
The Bystander by John David (Book Review #2260)
The Bystander, written by John David, is a traditional thriller with unusual depth, thanks to its moral overtones. It begins with a public shooting, which is captured on television, and the person who stops the shooting is called a “citizen hero.” From the start,… Continue Reading “The Bystander by John David (Book Review #2260)”
Shining the Light: A Life of Resilience, Creativity, and Impact by Ashu Egbe (Book Review #2258)
A beautifully personal memoir, Ashu Egbe’s Shining the Light tells the inspiring story of one’s journey from adversity through self-discovery and into a life of purposeful impact.
Navigate Your Emotions by Exploring Them Like Games by Victoria Ichizli-Bartels (Book Review #2256)
“Navigate Your Emotions” by Victoria Ichizli-Bartels presents a new and unique approach to understanding how to change how we feel. The author has developed an approach that is both playful and highly practical. With her combination of a kind, scientific, and empowering style, she… Continue Reading “Navigate Your Emotions by Exploring Them Like Games by Victoria Ichizli-Bartels (Book Review #2256)”
LIVE to DIE by Cam Stewart (Book Review #2250)
LIVE to DIE is a deeply personal work by Cam Stewart. It is an amazing and courageous work that describes how to live a purposeful life through the lens of diversity, inclusion, and equity (DIE). Stewart draws on his experiences over the last four… Continue Reading “LIVE to DIE by Cam Stewart (Book Review #2250)”
The Luckiest Fool on Earth: The Twisted Yarn of America’s Greatest Flagpole Sitter, Alvin “Shipwreck” Kelly by Phillip S. Roberts (Book Review #2246)
Alvin “Shipwreck” Kelly, an American daredevil who had worked in many professions, including sailor, boxer, stuntman, and pole-sitter, is a unique character from the 1920s and early 30s. The author, Phillip Roberts, brings Kelly to life in The Luckiest Fool on Earth, a beautifully… Continue Reading “The Luckiest Fool on Earth: The Twisted Yarn of America’s Greatest Flagpole Sitter, Alvin “Shipwreck” Kelly by Phillip S. Roberts (Book Review #2246)”
The Great West Wood by Philip Palmer (Book Review #2245)
Philip Palmer’s The Great West Wood is a daring journey into the evolution of urban life. The novel deftly intertwines modern urban living with ancient mythology; family drama meets folklore; an .com-crime story meets the contemporary fantasy. This faith-filled collection of images, thoughts, and… Continue Reading “The Great West Wood by Philip Palmer (Book Review #2245)”
The Lucky Penny by Stephanie Vaccaro & Louise Allen (Book Review #2241)
In The Lucky Penny, co-authors Stephanie Vaccaro and Louise Allen craft a gritty and deeply human story of survival, friendship, and quiet revolution in a devastated world. This dystopian debut weaves together intimate character drama with larger socio-political undercurrents, presenting a future where the… Continue Reading “The Lucky Penny by Stephanie Vaccaro & Louise Allen (Book Review #2241)”
The Phage by George Bachman (Book Review #2239)
George Bachman’s The Phage is a sprawling, high-stakes fantasy horror novel that thrusts readers into a nightmarish version of our world where reality itself is collapsing. The story follows Alicia Ramble and her friend Chelsea as they navigate a world emptied of humanity, overrun… Continue Reading “The Phage by George Bachman (Book Review #2239)”
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