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3 Types of Novel by Petra Jacob
3 Types of Novel by Petra Jacob Finding your focus when writing a novel can be tricky but it’s essential. I’ve read some self-published books with great story ideas and beautiful writing, but the focus wasn’t there, and that made it a chore to keep… Continue Reading “3 Types of Novel by Petra Jacob”
The Artisan Heart by Dean Mayes (Book Review #475)
The Artisan Heart is a fictional story about Hayden Luschcombe. He is a married doctor who is not as happy as he should be. His wife, Adelaide is a party planner, and they both struggle to really connect just making it by. An… Continue Reading “The Artisan Heart by Dean Mayes (Book Review #475)”
Access Universe by R.S. Hill (Book Review #473)
Access Universe is a science fiction novel written about Silver Rainwater, a Native American student who participates in a game that tests her moral compass. As she continues to work with the challenges. She notices some crucial things about the system she is facing.… Continue Reading “Access Universe by R.S. Hill (Book Review #473)”
Two Moons: Memories from a World with One by RE Johnston (Book Review #470)
Two Moons is a young adult fiction novel. The story is set in a parallel world where everyone has vivid memories of previous life on Earth. The story begins with the protagonist coming of age recollecting being a female bio-weapon scientist. As a person… Continue Reading “Two Moons: Memories from a World with One by RE Johnston (Book Review #470)”
Miss Titta Nurse Chloe by Regena Hoye (Book Review #457)
Miss Titta Nurse Chloe is a mystery thriller written about a widowed woman who has the ability to heal. Miss Titta decides to mentor a thirteen-year-old called Chloe. But when Chloe’s father has an accident, Miss Titta intervenes to seek justice. The story also… Continue Reading “Miss Titta Nurse Chloe by Regena Hoye (Book Review #457)”
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (Book Review #22)
A 19th century period book written by Louisa May Alcott is a fascinating story about the March’s family. Four sisters bonded by love go through war, separation, loss, and poverty, yet manage to create many happy memories as they grow and join womanhood. Jo,… Continue Reading “Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (Book Review #22)”
Literature by Guillermo Stitch (Book Review #449)
Literature by Guillermo Stitch Literature is a sci-fi novella. Billy Stinger is a terrorist that is always strapped for time and has some explaining to do with his life choices. The odds are definitely against him in this thrilling fictional story. The… Continue Reading “Literature by Guillermo Stitch (Book Review #449)”
The Brotherhood of Merlin Book Two: Lycenea by Rory Nelson (Book Review #445)
The Brotherhood of Merlin is the second book of a fantasy series book written about Merlin. My initial concern was that since this was the second book of its series, I would fail to catch up on the foundation of the storyline. I was… Continue Reading “The Brotherhood of Merlin Book Two: Lycenea by Rory Nelson (Book Review #445)”
Hell’s Judgement by Michael D. Benson (Book Review #439)
Hell’s Judgment is a story about a priest named John, and how he is bestowed with supernatural powers in order to save and protect mankind from a deadly tsunami of which is headed towards England. John’s story does not end there, as he then… Continue Reading “Hell’s Judgement by Michael D. Benson (Book Review #439)”
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