Of Dubious Origin by David I. Santiago is a fiction story based on a very relatable issue of identity crisis, Israel Cruz is the character which’ll lead us through. But what’s cookin’…let’s find out. ““Did I just kill Dad?” asked Judah, waving a box of tissueswhile pacing in the waiting room at the hospital’s emergencyarea.“It’s a […]
A Friend for Hope by Amie White is a gentle and emotional kids story with focus on Zoe and what changes her life, making her happier and cheerful… “She sat by an open window, listening to the birdssweet morning song. Warm notes of wisteria and wildjasmine floated on a gentle breeze.Zoe closed her eyes. “The
Daughters of the Crosslands by Brian Kerr is a fantasy feat. Senya and his twin brother, Raedwin, who gets stuck between life and death. Is this a dream or something else….., let’s dive in. “The little lamb must have died in the night. Senya saw no sign of lifeas she drew near—no flick of an
Review: Daughters of the Crosslands by Brian Kerr Read More »
The Planet by Robby Charters is based on a very interesting sci-fi story, where a comet is soon to hit the earth, and the space-lift landed at a wrong place. What happens next…let’s find out. “The announcement came asking all passengers to go to their seats and strapthemselves in, as slowdown was going to be
The Breaking of Brendalyn Ellingboe by Aly Kuch is a fantasy story feat. Bren Ellingboe, a perfect captain until one incident hits up. What’s cooking, let’s dive in. “The weather was warming up, and spring buds decorated the branchesin anticipation of summer. Hector leaned against the watch tower’s stonewall, listening to his friend, Barden, chatter
Review: The Breaking of Brendalyn Ellingboe by Aly Kuch Read More »
Terratron — A New Frontier Vol. 2 by Nathaniel Bernadeau expands the Milky Way world built in Volume 1, but this time the story stretches wider, deeper, and more politically charged than before. “In the race to colonize the cosmos, humanity’s greatest strength becomes its deadliest weakness.The Milky Way Galactic Empire is vast, but cracks
Review: Terratron — A New Frontier by Nathaniel Bernadeau Read More »
The Midnight Factory by Russell Luyt is dystopian thriller following Jimmy throughout his journey in a infamous factory with lots of twists and emotions in action. Let’s dive into it… “Officers transported Jimmy and five other detainees. Not all were spritters, but all were undesirables, in black jumpsuits, hands manacled. The journey had taken about
Adrenaline Rush: Pain Games by Bevin Goldsmith is the kind of military thriller that hits a lil different feat. Katie Molsin and her struggle in Iraq. But the Intels are not always true.. Let’s find out. “But here I am, in Iraq, the sandbox. I’ve been here for 6 months working on a Female Engagement
Review: Adrenaline Rush Pain Game by Bevin Goldsmith Read More »
Sophia Starr and a Dog to love by Sarah Lipman is a wholesome story of a kid with love for animals but a bit extra for dog that will make you smile, laugh, and — fine, maybe tearing… “Sophia looks longingly across the café at a beautifulhusky dog with piercing blue eyes. As Sophia turns
Review: Sophia Starr and a Dog to Love by Sarah Lipman Read More »
The Dream Photographer by Andrew Thurlow is one of those intense novels that has got everything science, psychology, and emotion until you can’t tell where one ends and the other begins. “A shocking and advanced technology that can take an image from your dreams. Eugene has been alone most of his life, chasing money from
Review: The Dream Photographer by Andrew Thurlow Read More »
