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Not So Common People by T Gamache – Book Review
Not So Common People by T Gamache – Book Review Description: Nathan Smythe is a young man with a musical addiction, a stressful family, and two roommates who seem to […]
Kassy O’Roarke (Cub Reporter) by Kelly Oliver – Book Review
Book Review – Kassy O’Roarke (Cub Reporter) by Kelly Oliver Kassy O’Roarke (Cub Reporter) by Kelly Oliver Winner of a Reader’s Favorite Book Award in the Children’s Mystery category! Twelve-year-old […]
That’s My Sister by Roxanne Rhaman – Book Review
That’s My Sister by Roxanne Rhaman Having a younger, beautiful sister is hard enough. Having one who’s on the cover of magazines and is loved by all? Torture. For single […]
Does Editing Your Book Really Matter?
Does Editing Your Book Really Matter? This is one of those questions that everyone will scream “Yes!” And, they are right. The real question we need to ask is how […]
Better with You by Hattie Lou – Book Review
Better with You by Hattie Lou Harper Tate and I had a unique bond. We started out as friends but ended up dating. He was the center of my world […]
somewhere between shadow and light by Mariesa Faer
somewhere between shadow and light by Mariesa Faer somewhere between shadow and light is a romantic satire of interwoven stories about family intimate relationships menstruation anxiety and depression societal patterns cultural norms fear and death love […]
Never Go Full Pai by Jeffrey Eng – Book Review
Never Go Full Pai by Jeffrey Eng For fans of books like On the Road, Dharma Bums, and The Sun Also Rises, and inspired by travel writers such a Jack […]
Black Souls by Sabina Gabrielli Carrara – Book Review
Black Souls by Sabina Gabrielli Carrara She erased her past only to discover it was all a lie. Lola never met her father, and her mother took her own life […]
Jack Solar’s Journal: January 3008 by Natasha Murray
Jack Solar’s Journal: January 3008 by Natasha Murray The year is 3008. Jack Solar, a brave 12 year-old boy, became a war hero in 3006 during the invasion of London. […]
The Dahlonega Sisters by Diane M How – Book Review
The Dahlonega Sisters: The Gold Miner Ring by Diane M How Three Sisters… One Mysterious Ring…. Too Many Unexplained Misfortunes… A teenage transgression burdens the superstitious […]
The Romance of Wind & Fire by Brady Caleb Wilkinson
The Romance of Wind & Fire: a.k.a. Hamlet & Juliet (Shakespeare Remix) by Brady Caleb Wilkinson “Where mortal schemes are met with fatal ends when love’s performance ceases to pretend. “The […]
The Madness of March by Margeurite Nardone Gruen
The Madness of March by Margeurite Nardone Gruen Paul Tanner and Nicky Newman were two of the most highly recruited Point Guards in the country for Division II Basketball. New […]
Arrested Heart by H. L. Nida – Book Review
Arrested Heart by H. L. Nida Learning to trust a man again, yeah sure, that sounds easy. It’s hard when you’re a struggling single mom with a beautiful daughter that […]
A Little Hotel in Cornwall by Laura Briggs – Book Review
A Little Hotel in Cornwall by Laura Briggs Struggling American waitress and aspiring novelist Maisie Clark dreams of becoming a full-time writer — even though in real life she’s just […]
