Born of Empire – Editorial Review
Title: Born of Empire Author: Sally Ann Melia Genre: YA / Science Fiction Born of Empire introduces the reader to two boys on the cusp of turning fourteen in a future empire of twelve planets, the Dodecahedral.
17 Planets: The Captain – Editorial Review
Title: 17 Planets: The Captain Author: A.R. Alexander Genre: Science Fiction/Fantasy 17 Planets begins on the planet Bagoha with an urgent summons from General-in-chief Adyfin to his loyal second in command, General Ed Cohen. Adyfin has recently detected some rebel activity on the nearby planet Echuazi, which threatens to undercut Bagoha’s alliance with… Read More 17 Planets: The Captain – Editorial Review
Joe’s Odyssey – Editorial Review
Title: Joe’s Odyssey Author: Nick LaTorre Genre: Action Adventure / Comedy Fiction Imagine sitting at your desk at work; hating your job, bored with your marriage, annoyed by your teenaged children, and financially strapped, when a bizarre opportunity arises for you to run away with a boatload of cash. Would you go?
American River: Tributaries – Editorial Review
Title: American River: Tributaries Author: Mallory M. O’Connor Genre: Historical Fiction American River: Tributaries follows the lives of three families of Irish, Mexican, and Japanese descent.
Wise Husband – Editorial Review
Title: Wise Husband Author: Hagai Avisar Genre: Self-Help There is an adage that says “Happy wife, happy life,” but the harmony of a successful couple can’t exist in a one-sided dynamic. The breakdown in communication between husband and wife can lead to a rift in the couple’s relationship.
Give Place to Wrath – Editorial Review
Title: Give Place To Wrath Author: Steven C. Harms Genre: Mystery / Thriller A series of seemingly random murders lead Roger Viceroy and his team of crime detectives on a dangerous mission to unmask a killer and prevent the death of a high profile and prominent member of the community.
Ramonst – Editorial Review
Title: Ramonst Author: Anthony Knott Genre: Fiction / Southern Gothic / Crime This novel reads somewhat like a memoir or a snapshot of the past. The summer in Tennessee enters as almost another character to the story of young Rodney, a boy tottering on the brink of puberty. He’s interested in everything and regularly writes… Read More Ramonst – Editorial Review
Zoey’s Zany Life – Editorial Review
Title: Zoey’s Zany Life Author: Mikayla Lowery Genre: MG Fiction / Humor Zoey’s Zany Life, by Mikayla Lowery, is intended as a book for a middle grade/pre-teen audience, most likely girls, but not necessarily as boys could enjoy it as well. It should not be mistaken as the typical coming-of-age story, but instead as one… Read More Zoey’s Zany Life – Editorial Review
Elements – Editorial Review
Title: Elements Author: Nia Markos Genre: Urban Fantasy / Young Adult Elements (Book One—The Crystal Series) by Nia Markos is an imaginative Young Adult Urban Fantasy. The book starts out in the setting of Alba with some backstory that sets up the current plot.
Vampire Della Vita – Editorial Review
Title: Vampire Della Vita Author: A.L. Hawke Genre: Paranormal romance Art curator Evita Rogers in A.L. Hawke’s Vampire Della Vita works with a mysterious figure named David whom she only communicates with over the phone, and together, they’re trying to put together the most amazing art exhibition ever.
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