Tag: #IndieAuthor

Hypersound by Diavolo Ray (Book Review #2284)

Hypersound by Diavolo Ray is an epic, hybrid coming of age story steeped in nostalgia, music, and magic realism. It follows the tumultuous journey of Jet James, a boy who suffers under the weight of trauma, finds solace in sound, and ultimately uses art,… Continue Reading “Hypersound by Diavolo Ray (Book Review #2284)”

Fall of the Dark Magicians by Marlin Williams (Book Review #2283)

Marlin Williams’ Fall of the Dark Magicians will keep you captivated as it is a highly imaginative, metaphysical fantasy that offers thrilling adventure, compelling characters, and inspiring lessons on the human experience. This novel uniquely combines the epic elements of fantasy with a thought-provoking… Continue Reading “Fall of the Dark Magicians by Marlin Williams (Book Review #2283)”

Mind Fusion by Geoff Barnes (Book Review #2275)

“Mind Fusion,” written by Geoff Barnes, is an exciting mix of science fiction, mystery, and emotional coming-of-age story that really draws you in as you read about the unfolding race against time. At the centre of the plot is the disappearance of Peter Bartlett,… Continue Reading “Mind Fusion by Geoff Barnes (Book Review #2275)”

A Nest of All Kinds: Jewels of the House Divine (Book Review #2269)

Michael C. Reid’s A Nest of All Kinds: Jewels of the House Divine is an exceptional first novel that breaks the boundaries of the traditional genre with an extraordinarily vivid, darkly elegant fantasy experience. The work reads as a history from ancient times, interwoven… Continue Reading “A Nest of All Kinds: Jewels of the House Divine (Book Review #2269)”

The War on Love by Andrew R. Profaci (Book Review #2268)

‘War on Love’ is Andrew Profaci’s remarkable memoir chronicling his spiritual awakening and descent into what he refers to as the ‘psychological war’ of being part of the Love Has Won cult with its ‘Mother God’, Amy Carlson, and his own emergence out of… Continue Reading “The War on Love by Andrew R. Profaci (Book Review #2268)”

The Secret Life of Women You Think You Know by Roger Daniel Grubb (Book Review #2267)

Roger Daniel Grubb’s novel The Secret Life of Women You Think You Know is an innovative and genre-blending story that questions readers’ assumptions about the women who matter most in their lives. With his emotionally rich storytelling, Grubb reveals the hidden struggles and buried… Continue Reading “The Secret Life of Women You Think You Know by Roger Daniel Grubb (Book Review #2267)”

A Friend of Dorothy’s by Richard Willett (Book Review #2265)

A Friend of Dorothy’s is a compelling work of fiction by Richard Willett that captures both the heart-wrenching impact of AIDS during the 1980s and the more subtle, but just as damaging, psychological effects on individuals who lived their lives without the benefit of… Continue Reading “A Friend of Dorothy’s by Richard Willett (Book Review #2265)”

Hunting the Red Fox by W. Kenneth Tyler, Jr. (Book Review #2264)

A delightful combination of humor, a fast-moving plot, and unexpected twists appears in W. Kenneth Tyler, Jr.’s delightful historical fiction novel: Hunting the Red Fox. Roger Mace, the aspiring author, was searching for the untold stories of ordinary people. Through a combination of chance… Continue Reading “Hunting the Red Fox by W. Kenneth Tyler, Jr. (Book Review #2264)”

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)”