There Are Dinosaurs in the Library – Editorial Review
Title: There Are Dinosaurs in the Library Author: A.G. Allen Genre: Children’s Fiction / Fantasy There Are Dinosaurs in the Library begins in the classroom of Mrs. Barker.
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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
Ready… Set… Frog! – Editorial Review
Title: Ready… Set… Frog! Author: Katharine Mitropoulos Genre: Picture Book Ready… Set… Frog! by Katharine Mitropoulos tells the story about young Frog and how he wants to win the town race. He sets out to practice, but every time he tries to do so, someone else needs his help.
Ai: Opening – Editorial Review
Title: Ai: Opening Author: George St. Georges Genre: Psychological thriller In George St. Georges’s Ai: Opening, life seems perfectly normal for students of Credence University—that is, above ground. Below ground, a sinister secret society controls the mysterious island’s inhabitants without their knowledge.
Interpol and the Circus Robberies – Editorial Review
Title: Interpol and the Circus Robberies Author: Aaron T. Knight Genre: Mystery / Detective A series of robberies have sprung up across the globe that are categorized by several distinct commonalities. Huge mirrors are set up to re-direct and deceive. Smoke bombs are set off outside buildings to conceal the getaway. Fireworks create… Read More Interpol and the Circus Robberies – Editorial Review
Atlanta Stories: Fables of the New South – Editorial Review
Title: Atlanta Stories: Fables of the New South Author: G. M. Lupo Genre: Contemporary fiction / Short stories Atlanta Stories features seven short stories of people whose journeys take them to Atlanta. The characters are diverse–ranging from a young girl with echolalia to a woman who lost the use of her legs when a drunk driver hit her–and… Read More Atlanta Stories: Fables of the New South – Editorial Review
Return to the Light Within – Editorial Review
Title: Return to the Light Within: How I Woke Up, Rediscovered Who I Am, and Found Happiness. Author: Dmitria Burby Genre: Memoir In Return to the Light Within, Dmitria Burby shares with the reader her personal journey of self-awakening and reconnection to her inner light and spirit.
Editorial Review – Real Raw Hope
Title: Real Raw Hope Author: Rio McKee Genre: Poetry Real Raw Hope is a book of poetry inspired by Rio McKee’s history of trauma and journey towards recovery. McKee shares in the Introduction that she survived an active shooting on her college campus. The trauma of this event prompted her to unlock a… Read More Editorial Review – Real Raw Hope
Somebody’s Watching You – Editorial Review
Title: Somebody’s Watching You Author: Robin D’Amato Genre: Psychological Thriller How far are you willing to go to hold onto someone you love? This is the dilemma Melody Hollenback finds herself facing when her husband, Jeff, becomes embroiled in a cult with questionable motives. Fearing the changes in her husband and wanting to… Read More Somebody’s Watching You – Editorial Review
Raven, Romda, and Ravai: Malketh and the Undead – Editorial Review
Title: Raven, Romda, and Ravai: Malketh and the Undead Author: Dave Maruszewski Genre: Middle Grade / Fantasy / Young Readers’ Chapter Book In Raven, Romda, and Ravai: Malketh and the Undead, the trio of friends must team up once again to defeat a force more powerful than any magic they’ve encountered before.
