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 ...
A War Through Destiny by Sarah Lindsay Peterson
Reviewed by Lily Andrews "A War Through Destiny" by Sarah Lindsay Peterson is a gripping story that opens in a secluded ancient ice enclave in Dukhovia, where a sacred meeting is going on between the Shaman, a group of eight spiritual leaders. These ...
Swallowing the Muskellunge by Lawrence P. OBrien
Reviewed by Rahul Gaur Most of us take our freedom for granted, but we forget that at some point in time, the price for the freedom was so hefty that entire generations worked their whole lives and still couldn't pay it off. Forget about freedom; yo ...
Bad Americans: Part I by Tejas Desai
Reviewed by Christine Kinori Bad Americans by Tejas Desai is an immersive emotional roller coaster that tells the human tragedy of the pandemic era like never before. The book is set in the summer of 2020 in New York, where 12 strangers from diverse ...
The Ultimate Guide to Divorcing a Narcissist by Riley Ellis
Reviewed byTimea Barabas The most valuable self-help books are those grounded in lived experience and written with a genuine commitment to helping others. This book exemplifies both qualities. Riley Ellis draws on her personal experience of divorcin ...
Murder Your Darlings: A Novel by Jenna Blum
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "Murder Your Darlings: A Novel" by Jenna Blum follows Sam Vetiver, a novelist with twenty-five years’ experience and New York best seller who is grappling with loneliness after fifteen years of marriage. She is drawn into ...
The House Guests by Amber and Danielle Brown
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "The House Guests: A Novel" by Amber and Danielle Brown was a book that did not ease me in gently but grabbed me by the collar right from the first page. It began with Iris as she remembered the most haunting thing in her ...
The Murder at the World’s End by Ross Montgomery
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "The Murder at World's End" by Ross Montgomery is a thrilling mystery that will leave the reader staring into the middle distance, replaying the clues in their mind, not with frustration but with a sense of awe at the autho ...
Tokyo Juku by Michael Pronko
Reviewed by Timea Barabas A teacher’s murder changes a young student’s life forever and threatens to rip through the social fabric of Japan. At first glance, Michael Pronko’s Tokyo Juku appears to be a suspenseful modern detective novel. However, it ...
Imperfect Happiness: A Journey of Perfect Twists- Thirty-Day Devotional to Living Life Well by Terry C. Fleitz
Reviewed by Lily Andrews "Imperfect Happiness: A Journey of Perfect Twists - Thirty-Day Devotional to Living Life Well" by Terry C. Fleitz is an inspiring Christian devotional that aims to inform and help readers navigate various challenges and thus ...