May
My Wingman

My Wingman by Tessa King

Reviewed by Timea Barabas If you are looking for a soulful read that will make you tear up with joy and sadness (in no particular order), look no further than Tessa King’s “My Wingman.” A refreshing young adult romance, this debut novel beautifull ...

Deadly Vision

Deadly Vision by T.D. Severin

Reviewed by Daniel Ryan Johnson Medical technology is constantly evolving, and the next big discovery that has the potential to save countless lives is always right around the corner. In Deadly Vision, author T.D. Severin explores the many competi ...

Shipwreck in Fiji

Shipwreck in Fiji by Nilima Rao

Reviewed by Ephantus Gold “Shipwreck in Fiji” is a smart, engaging historical mystery that transports you straight into colonial Fiji, 1915 — a time and place not often seen in the genre. With a gripping detective storyline and a layered look at i ...

April
The Captive

The Captive by Kit Burgoyne

Reviewed by Ephantus Gold “They thought they were the captors. They were wrong.” This single line captures everything that makes “The Captive” by Kit Burgoyne, a wild, intelligent and deeply unsettling ride through power, rebellion and the terrify ...

An Innocen World

An Innocent World by Douglas A. King

Reviewed by Lily Andrews Douglas A. King's "An Innocent World" is a thought-provoking Christian fiction book that uses logic to argue what would have happened if Adam and Eve had refused to eat the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Goo ...