The King of Fu – Editorial Review
Title: The King of Fu Author: Benjamin Davis Genre: Memoir The King of Fu is the unique backdrop Benjamin Davis uses to share the beginning of his life story.
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Thursday’s Child – Editorial Review
Title: Thursday’s Child Author: Joseph Wurtenbaugh Genre: Literary Fiction / Romance / Business Intrigue / Legal Thriller This is an epic story, seasoned with mystery and romance, of how Adele Elizabeth Jansen’s life transforms slowly but irrevocably after meeting author, poet, polymath, and unrecognized genius, Thomas Newcombe.
Raven and the Hummingbird – Editorial Review
Title: Raven and the Hummingbird Author: Renate F. Caldwell Genre: Psychology / Memoir An incident causes 32-year-old abuse survivor Joan’s mind to shatter into 52 alternate personalities. They emerge to enable her to dissociate from the unimaginable depravity and pain she was subjected to as an infant and beyond.
Valley Fever – Editorial Review
Title: Valley Fever Author: C. J. Bahr Genre: Fantasy / Supernatural Suspense This quick-paced novel recounts the adventures of Jill Cassidy—a geology student and assistant to Professor Mitchell—as she uncovers the existence of the Fae, immortal creatures entrusted with the care of the earth.
The Metanoia Phases: The Change of Heart – Editorial Review
Title: The Metanoia Phases: The Change of Heart Author: Maria E. L. Thomassen Genre: YA Fantasy Magic, romance, and family secrets collide in this young adult fantasy novel by Maria Thomassen. As the crowned princess of Serendia, Maria has always known love and security. Beloved by friends and family and admired by many,… Read More The Metanoia Phases: The Change of Heart – Editorial Review
Rise – Editorial Review
Title: Rise Author: M. Ainihi Genre: Dark Fantasy An ordinary Saturday morning hike sends Amanda to a magical world of genies and evil sorcerers after she and her father stumble across ancient ruins in the forest. When Amanda tries to unearth a strange relic buried in the ground, she falls into an underground cellar. She has… Read More Rise – 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
Just Good Clean Fun – Editorial Review
Title: Just Good Clean Fun Author: Michael J. Hawron Genre: Historical Fiction / Spy Thriller / International Intrigue Just Good Clean Fun, by Michael J. Hawron, is a spy thriller set in the 1970s and 1980s. Like many spy thriller novels, Just Good Clean Fun follows a seemingly average (albeit handsome and charming man), who secretly has some… Read More Just Good Clean Fun – Editorial Review
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
The Secret Keeper – Editorial Review
Title: The Secret Keeper Author: Jane Alvey Harris Genre: Young Adult / Contemporary Realism / Fantasy The Secret Keeper is the second book in the My Myth trilogy. It tells the story of seventeen-year-old Emily Alvey, who was abused by her own father when she was only seven years old.
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