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Life of an Ordinary Man by John Amoscato (Book Review #2215)

Life of an Ordinary Man by John Amoscato is anything but ordinary. This heartfelt memoir is a beautiful reminder that the most meaningful legacies are often built not through grand gestures, but through everyday acts of kindness, resilience, and quiet strength.

Adding a Point by Amir Szuster (Book Review #2186)

In Adding a Point, author Amir Szuster invites readers into a beautifully concise world where very short stories—most under 200 words—carry surprising emotional weight and philosophical resonance. This collection of 55 flash fiction pieces is a celebration of literary minimalism, proving that brevity, when… Continue Reading “Adding a Point by Amir Szuster (Book Review #2186)”

Alias Tomorrow by Anthony Caplan (Book Review #2185)

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 #2185)”

Children Of The Fire Moon by Bigfoot (Book Review # 2181)

Bigfoot takes a bold leap into cosmic fantasy with Children Of The Fire Moon, a dark and whimsical space tale that blends childhood innocence with unsettling mystery. Set on a remote lunar world, this short, atmospheric adventure follows Robert, Margo, and Jimi — three… Continue Reading “Children Of The Fire Moon by Bigfoot (Book Review # 2181)”

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)”

“Waiting for White Jesus: Reclaiming Agency in a World That Tells You to Wait” by Cleveland G. Oakes Jr. (Book Review #2154)

“Waiting for White Jesus” is a piercing and unapologetic call to reclaim spiritual agency in a world where whitewashed theology has long dictated the terms of faith, morality, and identity — especially for Black and Brown communities. Cleveland G. Oakes Jr. delivers a timely… Continue Reading ““Waiting for White Jesus: Reclaiming Agency in a World That Tells You to Wait” by Cleveland G. Oakes Jr. (Book Review #2154)”

Climbers by Alexander Julian III (Book Review #2095)

In Climbers, Alexander Julian III delivers a gripping, atmospheric plunge into a dystopian world where survival hangs—literally and figuratively—by a thread. Set generations after the collapse of civilization, the novel opens atop a crumbling Eiffel Tower, now home to a rigid tribe whose survival… Continue Reading “Climbers by Alexander Julian III (Book Review #2095)”

Prince of Ruin: An Occasional King Novel by Hannah Marie and Caeli Rose (Book Review #2056)

In a literary era increasingly saturated with romance-forward fantasy, Prince of Ruin: An Occasional King Novel boldly charts its own course through grit, gallows humor, and deep moral introspection. Co-authored by sisters Hannah Marie and Caeli Rose, this debut entry in a long-planned series… Continue Reading “Prince of Ruin: An Occasional King Novel by Hannah Marie and Caeli Rose (Book Review #2056)”