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The truth of light and shadow is a fantasy story written about a crystal that has provided peace and wealth to the nations of Balance for Millennia. Zeph, who happens to only remember things vaguely jumps at a chance to possibly retrieve what he… Continue Reading “The Truth of Light and Shadow by Lee LaCroix (Book Review #494)”
Feast of Chaos is the third book its series. This historical fantasy novel now focuses on the Daughter of Fate, Morigan and her companions. They have to travel to Pandemonia in order to end the Black Queens hunger as she preys on weedy… Continue Reading “Feast of Chaos (Four Feasts Till Darkness #3) by Christian A. Brown (Book Review #276)”
Entangled earth is a sci-fi novel about a high energy physics experiment gone wrong causing invisible intrusions from a parallel world. When Mia Green and her friend, Celeste are in Paris, things take a wrong turn. An attack happens and that triggers an interesting… Continue Reading “Entangled Earth by David Lea (Book Review #484)”
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)”
Vanished is a story about two people John and Tyler, trying to retrieve a little girl who has been stolen and sold by human traffickers. The couple goes through many obstacles in order to find the girl. The race is on when the time… Continue Reading “Vanished by Mark Bierman (Book Review #471)”
The complexity of emotions that arise from being a woman can only be truly understood by another woman. Broken is the word you look for when someone you love tears your heart.
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)”