Alive and Beating – Editorial Review
Title: Alive and Beating Author: Rebecca Wolf Genre: Literary fiction Alive and Beating by Rebecca Wolf is based on a true story about her friend who died and donated her organs.
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The Music Makers – Editorial Review
Title: The Music Makers Author: James D. Snyder Genre: Historical Fiction The year is 1989 and a wall runs through Berlin dividing half of Germany’s citizens. This partition was constructed in 1961 in an attempt to prevent Western ideas (i.e. Capitalism, Democracy) from subverting the Communist rule.
Diary of a Martian: Soul Soldiers – Editorial Review
Title: Diary of a Martian: Soul Soldiers Author: Stephen B. Haunts Genre: Middle-grade / Science fiction In Diary of a Martian: Soul Soldiers, Elliot, Mei, and Dimitri are back for more adventure.
Helena’s Choice – Editorial Review
Title: Helena’s Choice Author: Patty Apsotolides Genre: Historical Fiction This novel tells the story of Helena Cadfield, the daughter of a physician and amateur archeologist, and Aristotle Mastoras, a Greek expert of antiquities who recently returned to his homeland in hopes of rebuilding his home and restoring many of Greece’s classical treasures to… Read More Helena’s Choice – Editorial Review
Root of All Evil – Editorial Review
Title: Root of All Evil Author: Ayura Ayira Genre: Thriller In Root of All Evil, Chinasa is a young girl who has to save her best friend.
Before I Was Jesus – Editorial Review
Title: Before I Was Jesus: Twenty-Five Secret Identities of Jesus Author: Dr. Gerald D. Robison Genre: Religion Dr. Gerald D. Robison’s Before I Was Jesus: Twenty-Five Secret Identities of Jesus follows Old Testament mentions of Jesus before he walked the earth as a man in full flesh.
Operation Homecoming – Editorial Review
Title: The Savagery of Man – Operation Homecoming Author: Nikki Yanu Kanati Genre: Thriller The United States was immersed in chaos before the blitzkrieg attack on the Presidential motorcade left scores dead, reportedly the President among the fallen.
Master of the Scam – Editorial Review
Title: Master of the Scam Author: Aaron T. Knight Genre: Historical Fiction In Master of the Scam, twenty-five-year-old Jack Wagner is injured in a car accident, changing his life forever. When he goes to court in the hopes of receiving compensation for his injuries, he discovers that the insurance companies are bribing witnesses… Read More Master of the Scam – Editorial Review
The Means of Keeping – Editorial Review
Title: The Means of Keeping Author: Rich Marcello Genre: Contemporary fiction The Means of Keeping by Rich Marcello takes readers on a profound journey that brings together real-world climate issues and the fictional world.
Southern Slope – Editorial Review
Title: Southern Slope Author: Phil Bayly Genre: Mystery The transfer of George Samuels was supposed to be routine, yet deputies found themselves exasperated as the notorious burglar extricated himself from his handcuffs and escaped while his prison transport was stuck in traffic.
