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Whispers of Innocence by Natasha Simmons (Book Review#1345)
‘Whispers of Innocence’ is a thriller story about Madeline and how her seven-month-old baby dies in the middle of the night. Abigail dies, and Madeline and her husband, Brian, discover bruises on her neck, making sure that it is not an accident.
The Goodbye Song by Karl Kristian Flores (Book Review #1096)
The goodbye song is a collection of 10 poems, 10 sonnets, 10 haikus, 10 letters, 10 scenes, 10 objects, 10 definitions, 10 directions, 10 entries, 10 recipes. I found the 10 first poems to be retable and enjoyable to read. The pages have subtle… Continue Reading “The Goodbye Song by Karl Kristian Flores (Book Review #1096)”
Sons of Adam by E. A. Rohrmoser (Book Review #767)
Sons of Adam is a mythical journey of self-discovery. The literary fiction has elements of magical realism framed around the Abrahamic narrative of Adam and Eve. The story describes the emotions, journey and faith of a man and a woman influenced by love and… Continue Reading “Sons of Adam by E. A. Rohrmoser (Book Review #767)”
Floyd’s Rule Book of Bad Grammar by Jonathan Floyd (Book Review #709)
Floyd’s rule book of bad grammar is a self-help book written to test you on your literature and grammar. The book begins by talking about things like spelling, punctuation, and mispronunciations. It then covers a short guide to poor penmanship and even talks of… Continue Reading “Floyd’s Rule Book of Bad Grammar by Jonathan Floyd (Book Review #709)”
Maps of bliss and rage by Mario Dhingsa (Book Review #683)
Maps of bliss and range by Mario Dhingsa Maps of bliss and range is a collection of 8 stories written about all over the world. The stories are a mixture of various topics such as revenge, politics, religion, and even fairytale style notions.
Layman’s Handbook: A Journey to Self by Aidan McNally (Book Review #677)
A Journey to self is a handbook written providing the tools for people who wish to make a change in their lives.
Murder at the Columbarium by Emily Gallo (Book Review #664)
Murder at the Columbarium is a murder mystery. Jed witnesses a woman’s dead body and a baby that is crying. Things cannot get worse for him when he is also considered as a suspect. He spends his time finding answers not only for his… Continue Reading “Murder at the Columbarium by Emily Gallo (Book Review #664)”
The Illuminating Occurrence of Maxine Porter by Glenn Seerup (Book Review #647)
The illuminating occurrence of Maxine porter is a story about Hayden Carlisle. He is an amateur designer who happens to start work at the Plush, a designer store, with only 23 years of age.
Memoirs of a False Messiah by Pamela Becker (Book Review #643)
Memoirs of a false Messiah is a memoir written about a woman who has a message from God. MiMi has a mission, and that has her move from her mixed religious home to Orthodox Judaism and eventually has her cultivate her own cult.
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