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Tag: Fiction
Dear Prudence by Karen Janowsky (Book Review #1727)
“Dear Prudence” by Karen Janowsky is an emotionally charged romance novel that explores themes of independence, love, and the complexities of human relationships. The story follows Pru Blum, a cellist with the Lower Georgia Symphonic Orchestra, as she navigates her life while grappling with… Continue Reading “Dear Prudence by Karen Janowsky (Book Review #1727)”
Terracolina – A Place to Belong by Carla Kessler illustrated by Richard Kessler (Book Review #1715)
“Terracolina – A Place to Belong” by Carla Kessler, with illustrations by Richard Kessler, is a captivating and imaginative tale that resonates deeply with the young and young at heart. This enchanting story follows the journey of twelve-year-old Thomas, who, on his birthday, embarks… Continue Reading “Terracolina – A Place to Belong by Carla Kessler illustrated by Richard Kessler (Book Review #1715)”
DAYONE: Birth is a Death Sentence by Don Sedei (Book Review #1707)
“DAYONE: Birth is a Death Sentence” by Don Sedei is a riveting fiction thriller that masterfully intertwines two starkly contrasting worlds – the ancestral traditions of the Comanche Tribe and the cutthroat code of the Sicilian Mafia. The novel introduces readers to Kachada, a… Continue Reading “DAYONE: Birth is a Death Sentence by Don Sedei (Book Review #1707)”
SAM TIME By Donna Balon (Book Review #1693)
“Sam Time” by Donna Balon is a refreshing and imaginative historical time-travel fiction that masterfully intertwines the past and the present. The protagonist, Samantha Hunter, is a compelling character whose journey through time is both enchanting and thought-provoking. As she toggles between her modern… Continue Reading “SAM TIME By Donna Balon (Book Review #1693)”
Till I Bleed No More by Alexander Ellis (Book Review #1691)
“Till I Bleed No More” by Alexander Ellis is a captivating adventure set against the backdrop of the post-piracy era in the year 1728. The story unfolds as Casper Nait, a survivor of a brutal encounter with pirate hunters, finds himself stranded on an… Continue Reading “Till I Bleed No More by Alexander Ellis (Book Review #1691)”
Let Evening Come by Yvonne Osborne (Book Review #1735)
“Let Evening Come” by Yvonne Osborne is a poignant and deeply moving narrative that explores themes of loss, love, cultural conflict, and resilience. Set against the backdrop of rural Michigan and western Saskatchewan, the novel weaves together the lives of Sadie Wixom, a young… Continue Reading “Let Evening Come by Yvonne Osborne (Book Review #1735)”
Reflections on the Boulevard by LJ Ambrosio (Book Review #1672)
“Journey of the Heart: Reflections on the Boulevard – A Poignant Tale of Friendship and Discovery” In LJ Ambrosio’s soul-stirring sequel to “A Reservoir Man,” titled “Reflections on the Boulevard,” readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster through the lives of two unlikely companions,… Continue Reading “Reflections on the Boulevard by LJ Ambrosio (Book Review #1672)”
Interview with ELIZABETH BRUCE
· What’s your favorite thing you have written? Oh gosh, I love all my characters in everything I’ve written. I really love all the plain-spoken, scrappy characters in my new collection, Universally Adored & Other One Dollar Stories, just published by Vine Leaves Press,… Continue Reading “Interview with ELIZABETH BRUCE”
Good Girls Die by Ayura Ayira (Book Review #1734)
“Good Girls Die” by Ayura Ayira is a heart-wrenching and compelling novel that delves into the traumatic experience of Lavender Daniels, a young girl who initially finds herself flattered by the attention of the most handsome boy in her school. However, this attention quickly… Continue Reading “Good Girls Die by Ayura Ayira (Book Review #1734)”
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