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Deadly Vision by T.D. Severin (Book Review #2173)
T.D. Severin’s Deadly Vision delivers a high-stakes, pulse-pounding blend of medical realism and psychological suspense that grips from the first page. As a pioneer in the psychomedical thriller genre, Severin brings his expertise as a physician and surgeon to bear with frightening authenticity and… Continue Reading “Deadly Vision by T.D. Severin (Book Review #2173)”
The Goddess of Loneliness by John Straughn (Book Review #2172)
John Straughn’s The Goddess of Loneliness is a genre-blending triumph—a fantasy romance that dares to ask metaphysical questions while staying deeply human at its core. At once imaginative and intimate, this novel combines cosmic creation, flawed deities, and a tender, slow-burning love story between… Continue Reading “The Goddess of Loneliness by John Straughn (Book Review #2172)”
Prism by Jack Verson (Book Review #2165)
Prism marks the thoughtful debut of Jack Verson, a seasoned author whose background in physics and computer science deeply enriches this imaginative science fiction tale. Written after retirement, Verson’s novel benefits from a lifetime of experience and the joy of crafting a story free… Continue Reading “Prism by Jack Verson (Book Review #2165)”
The After (The After Series Book 1) by J. Taylor (Book Review #2163)
The After (The After Series Book 1) by J. Taylor is a poignant and gripping post-apocalyptic coming-of-age novel set in a world reshaped by a devastating virus. Ten years after the global outbreak led to the collapse of governments and the closing of borders,… Continue Reading “The After (The After Series Book 1) by J. Taylor (Book Review #2163)”
Your Tomorrow Was Today by Oyindamola Dosunmu (Book Review #2162)
Oyindamola Dosunmu’s Your Tomorrow Was Today is a striking and powerful debut—one that pulses with emotional gravity, cultural resonance, and a fierce literary voice. Set between the energetic bustle of Lagos City and the evocative terrain of Eastern Nigeria, this novel invites readers into… Continue Reading “Your Tomorrow Was Today by Oyindamola Dosunmu (Book Review #2162)”
Yesterday’s Voices: Words To Live By by A. A. Willis (Book Review #2161)
Yesterday’s Voices: Words To Live By is a beautifully curated anthology that brings timeless wisdom into the fast-paced realities of modern life. Compiled by A. A. Willis, this fourth volume in the Yesterday’s Voices series offers readers a meditative journey through poetic, philosophical, and… Continue Reading “Yesterday’s Voices: Words To Live By by A. A. Willis (Book Review #2161)”
Alias Tomorrow by Anthony Caplan (Book Review #2158)
Anthony Caplan’s Alias Tomorrow is a genre-blending novel that challenges narrative conventions, weaving together domestic realism and speculative science fiction to explore the fractured yet hopeful nature of human connection. With its dual structure and philosophical depth, Caplan delivers a profound meditation on the… Continue Reading “Alias Tomorrow by Anthony Caplan (Book Review #2158)”
The Front Step by Roly Andrews (Book Review #2155)
In The Front Step, author Roly Andrews invites readers to step into a vibrant, offbeat world where ordinary moments brim with unexpected humor, insight, and emotional depth. This eclectic collection of thirty short stories—twenty-one previously published across global platforms and nine never before released—showcases… Continue Reading “The Front Step by Roly Andrews (Book Review #2155)”
WELCOME TO FABULOUS ANGELES: The Rock ’n’ Roll Adventures of a Wayward Westside Teen By Richard A. Lefkowitz (Book Review #2151)
Richard A. Lefkowitz’s memoir, WELCOME TO FABULOUS ANGELES, is a captivating journey through the vibrant and often chaotic rock ’n’ roll scene of Westside Los Angeles, seen through the eyes of a teenage dreamer coming of age in a city that never sleeps. This… Continue Reading “WELCOME TO FABULOUS ANGELES: The Rock ’n’ Roll Adventures of a Wayward Westside Teen By Richard A. Lefkowitz (Book Review #2151)”
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