Tag: #IndieAuthorSpotlight

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)”

Ruptured Lives by Jarmila Turnovsky (Book Review #2182)

Ruptured Lives is a deeply affecting memoir that bridges continents, generations, and political regimes to illuminate one family’s experience of loss, resilience, and reconciliation. Jarmila Turnovsky masterfully weaves personal narrative with historical fact in this powerful account of how the ideological extremes of Nazism… Continue Reading “Ruptured Lives by Jarmila Turnovsky (Book Review #2182)”

The Ignoble Lie (Of Gods & Men: Book I) by Matthew Peters (Book Review #2198)

What if the very foundations of Western religion weren’t what we were taught to believe? In The Ignoble Lie, Matthew Peters delivers a gripping, high-stakes thriller that dares to probe the origins of Judeo-Christian tradition. The result is an electrifying mix of history, suspense,… Continue Reading “The Ignoble Lie (Of Gods & Men: Book I) by Matthew Peters (Book Review #2198)”

Ursula Major by B. Robert Conklin (Book Review #2192)

In Ursula Major, B. Robert Conklin crafts a haunting and poignant family saga that delves into the fractured landscapes of memory, trauma, and the unbreakable bond between siblings. Set against the backdrop of 1970s Appalachian Ohio, the novel is as much a personal reckoning… Continue Reading “Ursula Major by B. Robert Conklin (Book Review #2192)”

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)”

An Affection for an Unmarried Lady by Cynthia Joyce Clay (Book Review #2184)

Cynthia Joyce Clay’s An Affection for an Unmarried Lady is a masterful homage to the Regency romance tradition, infused with clever twists, layered emotional entanglements, and a vivid sense of time and place. With elegant prose and a deep understanding of aristocratic mores, Clay… Continue Reading “An Affection for an Unmarried Lady by Cynthia Joyce Clay (Book Review #2184)”

Eclipse of Perdition by Yashua Lebowitz (Book Review #2125)

Eclipse of Perdition is a gripping, multilayered psychological thriller that plunges readers into the darkest corridors of the human mind — and the societal structures that often shape, break, or bury the truth. With unflinching prose and sharp introspection, this novel explores trauma, memory,… Continue Reading “Eclipse of Perdition by Yashua Lebowitz (Book Review #2125)”

Raising Mom: A Daughter’s Gift for her Mother’s Final Days by Jane Farrell (Book Review #2143)

Raising Mom: A Daughter’s Gift for her Mother’s Final Days is a heartfelt and tender tribute to the sacred role reversal many adult children experience in their parents’ twilight years. In this beautifully written diary-style memoir, Jane Farrell recounts the emotional journey of caring… Continue Reading “Raising Mom: A Daughter’s Gift for her Mother’s Final Days by Jane Farrell (Book Review #2143)”

The Awakening of Joel Singer by Scott McCaffrey (Book Review #2179)

Scott McCaffrey’s The Awakening of Joel Singer: The Evolution Within is a riveting novel that combines thrilling adventure, scientific intrigue, and a deeply human story of transformation. Co-edited by Julia Richardson, this fast-paced narrative introduces readers to Joel Singer, a young man whose life… Continue Reading “The Awakening of Joel Singer by Scott McCaffrey (Book Review #2179)”