Light & Dark: The Awakening of the Mageknight – by Daniel Fife & Dennis Rose – Review
Although the core theme is not totally unique, I would say that its treatment and execution in this book is. For example, how many times have you read about the …
Pi Day Doomsday – by JOHN PAUL CATER – Review
The author has, without a doubt done his homework, for it shows in the book. The mad scientist villain is not your ordinary, regular stock villain character; he is no …
Voice in the Wilderness (Against All Enemies Book 1) – by H. L. Wegley – Review
I rarely read political books – be it fiction or non-fiction, because they are usually preachy and somewhat dogmatic. Plus the subject does not interest me at all. However, this …
Southern Medley and a Sordid Affair – by P T Borden – Review
Part of the blurb reads like stuff soft-core porn films of yore were made of: “It is here she meets a building maintenance man named Dick, and, in indulging in …
XODUS (The Astralis Series Book 1) – by K. J. McPike – Review
Calling it a YA book would be an understatement; it is so much more than that. I noticed three unique things about this book. First, the characters’ thoughts – mostly …
When Tears Ran Dry – by Vivian Waring – Review
The book reads like a memoir of sorts and what happens throughout much of the novel seemed quite lifelike to me; I guess if I were just handed the book …
INSECTUAL: The Secret of the Black Butterfly – by Barbara Sala – Review
Unique and interesting, but the dialogs do not live up to the promise This is quite an exciting book written in a unique manner. In fact, a lot of the …
Passenger (Passenger, #1) by Alexandra Bracken – Review
Are You An Avid Traveler? Or Fancy Being One? Then READ This Book. It is a great fictionalized history book. It helped me travel to places where I cannot, feel …
Defects (The Reverians Book 1) – by Sarah Noffke – Review
The book is quite a page turner . Em is a character with a unique gift, but she also lacks a certain power, and the story is all about how …
If…: Second Chance – by Jackie Mae – Review
I must say that I have a weak spot for books with poetic and flowery language. Maybe that is why I mostly prefer reading old books because modern authors seems …