Holiday Spirit Book Two: Destroy All Monsters by John DeGuire
Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson Holiday Spirit Book Two: Destroy All Monsters brings us a cast of familiar literary characters brought into the modern world with a new twist. From Frankenstein to Dracula to the Hunchback of Notre Dame, author John ...
Poison Pill by Anthony Lee
Reviewed by Lily Andrews "Poison Pill" by Anthony Lee is a gripping medical thriller that plunges readers into the murky intersection of modern healthcare, corporate influence, and the greedy human desire for a quick fix. Told through Dr. Mark Lin ...
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Holiday Spirit Book 3: Monsters Arising by John DeGuire
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "Holiday Spirit Book 3: Monsters Arise!' by John DeGuire is a book that will give you friends in beings you never imagined or expected. These are characters you will be surprised how quickly you get drawn and attached to, ...
Framed in Love by Clifton Wilcox
Reviewed by Diana Coyle In “Framed In Love” by Clifton Wilcox, we are introduced to character David Cross, who is struck by lightning while he is painting the twisted oak tree he has in his backyard during a bad summer storm. From that moment forw ...
The Myth of Aging: A Prescription for Emotional and Physical Well-Being by Arnold Gilberg, M.D. with Jon Land
Reviewed by Russell Ilg The title of renowned psychiatrist Arnold Gilberg’s debut prescriptive book for a happier and more fulfilling life is a bit of misnomer. Aging, after all, is hardly a myth. Purchase Here. “The myth,” Gilberg writes, “li ...
Monster Hunting in Newtonville by Viktor Csák
Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson The postapocalyptic world created by Viktor Csák is vast. Even if you are unaware that Monster Hunting in Newtonville is a follow-up to his novel Welcome to the Silent Zone, it is quickly clear that there is a much ...
Aura’ah Academy : Whispers of the Iron Door by Aditya Elango
Reviewed by Reyan Mishra Two ingredients that readers look for in a mystery thriller are constant suspense and a fitting ending. The book we are reviewing today, Aura’ah Academy, offers readers exactly that, along with a lot of adventurous element ...
The Seven by Igor Stefanovic
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "The Seven" by Igor Stefanovic, a sweeping family saga, begins with the shocking decision by an aged father to send each of his children to different continents, with the intention of breaking them out of their insulated, ...
Very Slowly All at Once by Laurel Schott
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "Very Slowly All at Once: A Tense Debut Thriller Full of Twists About the Danger of the American Dream that Gillian McAllister Calls “Devilishly Twisted" by Lauren Schott is a gripping and wickedly entertaining debut thri ...