Featured Biographies and Memoirs Reviews

Morbid Thoughts and The Domino Effect

Perry Muse | Biographies and Memoirs

Morbid Thoughts and The Domino Effect by Perry Muse offers a raw and heartfelt account of the author's journey through life's trials, from harrowing accidents to a stage 4 cancer diagnosis. Muse's narrative weaves together moments of humor, resilience, and introspection, creating a compelling reading experience for readers. Muse's candid exploration of his battles against physical and mental adversaries is at the heart of the book. From surviving catastrophic accidents to confronting the shadowy specters of morbid thoughts, he opens his soul with honesty and vulnerability, revealing the pain and humanity to readers. Through Muse's words, readers are invited to witness the highs and lows of his existence, from the exhilarating thrill of triumph to the crushing weight of despair.Morbid Thoughts and The Domino Effect is a deeply personal memoir that is as resonant as it is captivating. While the author tells the story in accessible and engaging prose, the incredible and stunning...

Featured Literary Fiction Reviews

INFINITE STRANGER

Wendy Skorupski | Literary Fiction

Infinite Stranger by Wendy Skorupski is a poignant exploration of love, longing, and the intricate dynamics of a mother-daughter relationship. It begins on a snowy February morning in 1978, following eighteen-year-old Leah Cavanagh as she embarks on a transformative journey during a retreat at Greystones Abbey. Here, she meets Brother Matthew Haddon, and a connection that resonates deeply with Leah and her single mother, Molly, is ignited. Her mother is still haunted by the tragedy of her past and a loss that is etched deeply in her heart. Leah and Matthew will exchange letters while a budding longing takes root in her heart. Can she ever find fulfillment? Skorupski is a great storyteller with a knack for capturing the finesse of human emotion. In this novel, she explores the depth of familial bonds, unrequited desires, and the quest for personal fulfillment. Through Leah's eyes, readers are drawn into a world where the lines between love and longing blur as she navigates her evolvin...

Featured Fiction —Historical —Epic Reviews

Wolves and Empires

Daniel McKenzie | Fiction —Historical —Epic

Wolves and Empires by Daniel McKenzie is a spellbinding tale of adventure, betrayal, and high-seas drama set against the backdrop of 17th-century Europe. Captain Lucien Dumaine and his crew aboard the Vengeance are thrust into a world of political intrigue and danger as they embark on a mission to deliver secret communiqués and treasure to Cardinal Richelieu in Paris. What starts as a straightforward assignment quickly spirals into a thrilling saga of piracy, battles, and unexpected alliances. McKenzie expertly weaves historical events and fictional elements to create a richly detailed narrative that transports readers to a bygone era. The language is evocative and immersive, capturing the thrills and perils of life at sea and the tumultuous political landscape of the time. From the stormy seas of the Aegean to the opulent halls of Versailles, the story unfolds with vivid imagery and heart-pounding action.Wolves and Empires is a story about the bonds of brotherhood in the fac...

Featured Historical Fiction Reviews

Daughters of Green Mountain Gap

Teri M Brown | Historical Fiction

Teri M. Brown's Daughters of Green Mountain Gap offers a seductive saga spanning three generations of resilient North Carolina women at the cusp of the twentieth century. The narrative revolves around Maggie McCoury, a revered Appalachian granny woman, her daughter Carrie Ann, a staunch believer in scientific progress, and Josie Mae, caught in the crossfire of their conflicting ideologies. Set against the backdrop of the late 1800s and early 1900s, Brown masterfully captures the cultural and traditional setting, creating a wonderful portrait of life in the small town of Green Mountain Gap. Maggie, steeped in generational healing traditions derived from local Cherokee lore, becomes a focal point of admiration and conflict. Meanwhile, Carrie Ann, propelled by grief and a desire for scientific solutions, strives to bring modern medicine to the community. Brown writes intelligently about the conflict between tradition and science, examining what happens when someone is challenged to...

Featured Fiction - Thriller - Medical Reviews

Doctor Lucifer

Anthony Lee | Fiction - Thriller - Medical

Doctor Lucifer by Anthony Lee presents a riveting tale of suspense and moral complexity set in the digital age, where cyberattack threats loom over the medical world. Dr. Mark Lin, a skilled but disillusioned internist, becomes entangled in a dangerous game with a hacker known as Doctor Lucifer, whose actions put patients’ lives at risk. As Mark fights to clear his name and protect those under his care, he is forced to confront his doubts and insecurities, leading to personal growth.Lee's debut novel offers a refreshing twist on the traditional medical thriller, blending elements of suspense, technology, and ethical dilemmas into a compelling narrative. The premise of a hacker targeting a hospital gives an edge to the genre, keeping readers engaged as they follow the characters, unsure of what can happen next. The plot is twisty, and solid psychological dilemmas underpin the narrative. The protagonist's psyche is vividly explored, and his inner world is well-crafted. Unlike traditional...

Featured Poetry Reviews

Send Down the Master in Person: Reflections on Adolf Eichmann

A. Keith Carreiro | Poetry

Send Down the Master in Person: Reflections on Adolf Eichmann by A. Keith Carreiro is a trailblazing tribute to the generation that fought against the atrocities of Nazi Germany. Carreiro's work is an annotated narrative that examines the depths of Adolf Eichmann's role in orchestrating the Holocaust while also paying homage to those who fought against such unspeakable evil. Written from the perspective of a fictitious Mossad agent involved in Eichmann's capture, the work paints a vivid portrait of the horrors unleashed by the Nazis and the resilience of those who stood against them. The narrative unfolds with meticulous attention to detail, capturing both the personal life of Eichmann and his heinous actions during World War II. Through the protagonist's eyes, the author delivers the chilling reality of Eichmann's role as a mastermind of genocide, his escape from justice, and his eventual capture and execution. Carreiro intelligently infuses the narrative with historical facts an...

Featured Romance - Suspense Reviews

Doctor Fearless

Lili Anne Dean | Romance - Suspense

Doctor Fearless by Lili Anne Dean offers a mesmerizing journey into the captivating world of Dr. Victor Sterling, a man seemingly perfect but utterly broken within. With his silver-gray hair and irresistible charisma, Dr. Fearless captivates people, exuding confidence and professionalism as a renowned surgeon. Yet, beneath this façade lies a true narcissist skilled in the art of seduction, weaving a spell that convinces anyone of the unparalleled beauty in his eyes. Meet three empathetic women trapped by the enigma of Dr. Fearless: Susan, Amelia, and Priscilla. As they peer beyond his façade, driven by a hope to heal the perfect man who believes he requires no improvement, they are pulled into a nest of seduction where it is hard to sift reality from fantasy. Can their caring nature shatter the barriers of this narcissist, or are they fated to be entangled in the intricate web he weaves?Amelia finds solace in the familiar ambiance of the cozy corner café, enjoying her cherished sp...

Featured Literary Fiction Reviews

Drive

Don Tassone | Literary Fiction

Don Tassone's Drive is an engaging narrative that is also a compelling metaphor for life. Nick Reynolds is a highly successful yet deeply troubled food company executive. He is a man who is hard to deal with at work and a man who doesn't seem to have a strong sense of what is essential. He is so absorbed by himself and feared by his employees. He doesn't enjoy a strong relationship with his wife and children. When he screws up at work, his boss asks him to take some days off, so he sets off alone from his home in Chicago for Bar Harbor, Maine. What happens on the road will blow the minds of readers as Nick Reynolds discovers that the road can be the best form of intersection between his highest dreams and his deepest fears. Follow this character through a journey in which the road reveals a lot about him and prompts a journey toward self-discovery, healing, and redemption. Nick Reynolds is not a likable protagonist at the outset. He is a bully, feared by his employees, and estranged fr...

Featured Fiction - Thriller Reviews

Woe is Me…It’s Spring!

Amy Dua | Fiction - Thriller

Woe Is Me…It’s Spring! by Amy Dua is a delightful journey through the awakening of nature as winter gives way to spring. With colorful illustrations and engaging rhymes, Dua takes young readers on a whimsical exploration of how various woodland creatures and even humans embrace the changing season. The book introduces us to a cast of characters, each with their perspective on the arrival of spring. From the industrious ladybug preparing to lay her eggs to the vigilant bird weaving a sturdy nest for her chicks, every creature is animated with personality and charm. Dua's clever use of language brings each scene to life, making it educational and entertaining for children. The book has the unique ability to teach without being didactic. Through the adventures of the fish, the snake, and the deer, readers learn about the behaviors and habits of these animals during the springtime. From hunting for food to finding a mate, each creature's story provides insight into the natural world in a...

Featured Essays Reviews

Wandering Wonderers: Essays on the Nature of Being and Big Ideas

Keith Tidman | Essays

Wandering Wonderers: Essays on the Nature of Being and Big Ideas by Keith Tidman offers a thought-provoking experience for readers in philosophy, science, and ethics, inviting readers to ponder the fundamental questions of existence and human nature. Through a series of thought-provoking essays, Tidman explores diverse topics ranging from the mysteries of existence to the complex nature of healthcare policy, weaving together insights from philosophy, psychology, cosmology, and more. In “Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?” the author examines the age-old philosophical inquiry that has intrigued thinkers for centuries. Tidman navigates through various perspectives, from Aristotle's concept of an unmoved mover to contemporary scientific theories like quantum mechanics, critically examining the idea of invoking a deity as the prime mover and, at the same time, offering a comprehensive overview of the topic. In “Whose Reality Is It Anyway?” Tidman explores the subjective nature of...

Featured Fiction - Coming of Age Reviews

Bright Midnights

LS Delorme | Fiction - Coming of Age

LS Delorme's Bright Midnights: A Dark Paranormal Love Story is a gorgeous addition to the Limerent Series, offering a rich blend of metaphysical sci-fi and romance. In this enthralling narrative, we follow the plight of 17-year-old Amelie, laden with a mysterious gift that attracts others to her. But those who get to her present dangers, so she must shield herself by constructing barriers in her mind. From the outset, Amelie's life is fraught with challenges beyond typical teenage angst. Her unique ability to draw others toward her sets her apart; while she draws others to her, she can also feel lonely. Her safe place is her dreams, and when she encounters the mysterious Clovis, whose secrets intertwine with hers, a forbidden attraction is born between the two, an attraction that will fuel the tension that moves this story forward. Delorme creates intricate plot twists, compelling characters, and a looming sense of foreboding, intelligently presenting a thought-provoking exploration...

Featured Science Fiction & Fantasy Reviews

Magical Missions - The New Chosen Ones

Jaime Enrique Gutierrez Perez | Science Fiction & Fantasy

Jaime Enrique Gutierrez Perez tells a riveting fantasy tale of magic, destiny, and courage in Magical Missions - The New Chosen Ones. Set in the mystical realm of Multiria, the narrative follows the journey of Tina of Sirigia, a young warrior princess tasked with defeating the evil entity Rogius and his dark forces. Accompanied by her childhood friend Cezanne of Terrania and the disgraced noble Rodion Dragao, Tina embarks on a dangerous quest to gather allies and fulfill her destiny as one of the New Chosen Ones. In a land infested by deadly creatures and with a breed of humans and demons, can she survive and triumph against the odds? Gutierrez Perez is an extraordinary storyteller who combines the economy of words with descriptive prose and sparkling dialogues to captivate the audience. The author draws readers into a world brimming with mythology and adventure. The world-building is intricately accomplished, hugely imaginative, and filled with surprising details. The scene...

Featured Fiction - Literary Reviews

The Reign of the Anti-Santas

Colin Dodds | Fiction - Literary

The Reign of the Anti-Santas by Colin Dodds is a unique and audacious Christmas tale that takes readers on a rollercoaster ride through a world where the holiday spirit collides head-on with corporate greed, scandal, and societal change. The story is narrated by Elvin, an elf with a front-row seat to the evolution and devolution of Christmas. Elvin's journey begins when he unwittingly accompanies Santa Claus on a Christmas Eve trip, setting the stage for a decades-long adventure filled with intrigue and danger. Dodds creates a narrative that includes Santa's secret affairs, the PR scandal that catapults Rudolph to fame, and the encroachment of humanity on the North Pole. What makes this book truly captivating is its imaginative world-building. Dodds constructs a fully realized universe of elves with a rich history and culture. Readers are treated to an exploration of the elves' interactions with humans and their transformation into pine trees at the end of their lives. This unearthly a...

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Gillespie Field Groove

Corey Lynn Fayman (Konstellation Press)

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Gillespie Field Groove by Corey Lynn Fayman is a captivating mystery that combines elements of urban change, racial dynamics, and the enduring allure of music. Against a rapidly transforming cityscape, private detective Rolly Waters investigates a case involving a mysterious guitar linked to Jimi Hendrix and the enigmatic past of Lucinda Rhodes's deceased father. Lucinda hires Rolly to track down a Stratocaster guitar that her deceased father owned, and as he follows the trail, he becomes embroiled in a world of mystery. Gillespie Fie...

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HERE BE EVIL

Michael John Woodhams (Independently Published)

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Here Be Evil by Michael Woodhams is a gripping blend of crime thriller and speculative fiction that plunges readers into a world of mystery, intrigue, and otherworldly danger. Set against the backdrop of London's iconic landmarks and the rugged landscapes of Wales, the novel follows protagonist Paul Trigger, head of the Ministry of Defence's Section 'S,' as he investigates a series of brutal murders with DNA evidence suggesting a perpetrator beyond the human world. The narrative opens with intriguing details, gradually escalating in tensio...

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The Balanced Business: Building Organizational Trust and Accountability through Smooth Workflows

Andrew Temte (Amplify Publishing Group)

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The Balanced Business by Andrew Temte is a comprehensive guide for leaders seeking to navigate the intricate balancing act between trust and accountability within their organizations. Following his previous work, Balancing Act: Teach, Coach, Mentor, Inspire, Temte goes deeper into the practical implementation of these principles, offering a roadmap for creating a management operating system (MOS) that fosters clarity, alignment, and sustainable growth. Temte begins by debunking the myth of a “silver bullet” for management success, emp...

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Daniel McKenzie (Atmosphere Press)

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Room Service Please

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Hero Maker

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Dead Cereus

by Kira Seamon

Getting By

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Morbid Thoughts and The Domino Effect

by Perry Muse

American Airman, a Memoir of a Wounded Veteran

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Diamonds Beneath the Darkness

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Lady Father

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Once There Was a Child

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by Jan Jongstra

Specks of Dust

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Hope Always Rises

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by Lindsey S. Fera

Forgetting Me

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Do You Remember Me?

by Wm M Crouch

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by Margaret Farrell Kir...

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by Kem Richards

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by Freeman Smith

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by Olivia Godat

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by Gloria Eveleigh

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Nothing to See Here.

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by David Dorrough

Surrender

by Wayne Allen Drake

Reason and Romance

by Terrance Layhew

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Red Leopard

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THE OTHER SIDE OF CRISIS

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Trial and Redemption

by Thomas Reilly

Death of the Dancing Doll

by D.E. Ring

Diamonds Beneath the Darkness

by Nicole Danielle

Plausible Liars: A Lindsey McCall Novel (Dr. Linds...

by Lin Wilder

1 LAST BETRAYAL

by Valerie J. Brooks

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by A. Keith Carreiro

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The Empowerment Alphabet

by J.C. Dilley

It's This

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To Water Her Garden: A journey of self-discovery

by Samira Mahmoodi

Love is a Jigsaw Puzzle

by Penelope Barber

Sip & Savor - poems for a perfect pairing

by Edmond Bruneau

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by Vincent J. Tomeo

Some Good Writ: Christmas, Cancer, Dad, Wine, Sex...

by Jeffrey Bailey

Corpse Beneath the Crocus

by N.N. Nelson

The Art of Falling

by Julia Wendell

Grief and Her Three Sisters

by Jerry Lovelady

Violet

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The Trojan Mare

by Marina Šur Puhlovski

Filling In The Black: One Woman’s Journey of Re-ed...

by Joan Kantor

Penelope’s Purple Passions

by Penelope Chaisson

Doctoring in Nicaragua

by Greg Stidham

Poems From the Wilderness

by Jack Mayer

Kaleidoscope of Colors II

by Robert A Cozzi

Trees & Truths

by Anntonette Jackson

Romance

Doctor Fearless

by Lili Anne Dean

Almost Perfect

by E.F. Dodd

Since the Day We Danced

by Kerk Murray

Heir (A Remembered Classics Romance Book 11)

by J L Wilson

Closure

by David M. Selcern

Never Say Goodbye: Never Series

by Sabreena Lowe

The Monster, Mayhem, & Magical Love (Peter Pan Man...

by Lawrence H Sola

Getting to Forever: Book Three KinkLink series

by Tara Eldana

Finally Florida

by Lynn Monahan

Desert Phoenix—Inspired by a True Story

by Suzette Bruggeman

But Do You Love Me with Locura?

by Sharon Steeber

Blood Relations - A New World

by Glenn Stevens

Spring Song

by Cassia Hall

Long Enough to Love You

by Kirsten Pursell

At the Chameleon, Turn

by Victoria Carisimo

Mango Blood

by Maryvonne Fent

Mick & Moira & Brad: A Romantic Comedy

by Gerald Everett Jones

You Speak For Me Now

by Sandy Graham

Rebel's Knot

by Cryssa Bazos

A Breach in Time

by Pamela Todd-Hunter

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