Review: The Day of the Space Voyager by James Parker Walker
A reluctant hero's journey of self-discovery like no other, The Day of the Space Voyager by James Parker Walker is a gripping tale of ...
Review: The Last Refuge by Christina Bacilieri
In a once-magical realm now ruled by an iron fist, one young woman must liberate the forces within to change the world, and save ...
Review: Bargaining Chip by Jim Parker
Putting a fictional spin on a real-world conflict, Bargaining Chip by Jim Parker is a bold and nuanced reimagining of Putin's war against Ukraine, ...
Review: How to Get a Job and Keep a Job by Keith Calhoun-Senghor
Dissecting the intricacies of professional success and sharing strategies to rise above organizational chaos, How to Get a Job and Keep a Job: The ...
Review: Finding Isobel by Mary Behan
An absorbing and poignant novel about a woman's search for identity and path in life, Finding Isobel by Mary Behan examines the complex and ...
Review: Whirlwinds, Waves, and Willow by Flo Dombey
Unexpected romance, deadly betrayals, and the perils of complex families swirl madly together in Whirlwinds, Waves, and Willow by Flo Dombey, the second emotional ...
Review: The Spire by Shaun Goldsmith
Stark and suspenseful with a daunting tangle of a plot, The Spire by Shaun Goldsmith is a lavishly unpredictable and compelling whodunit. The story ...
Review: Lost Grove by Charlotte Zang & Alex Knudsen
A wickedly twisted thriller with a gritty gothic edge, Lost Grove: Part One by Charlotte Zang and Alex Knudsen is a dark dream for ...
Review: Nemesis Earth (Weapons of Choice Book 8) by Nick Snape
Bringing the genre-pushing Weapons of Choice saga to a fitting and explosive end, Nemesis Earth by Nick Snape is an all-out clash of titans, ...
Is Amazon Censoring Customer Reviews? Seems Like It.
Lately, there has been much said about censorship of writing in the United States. But now it seems Amazon has got on the morality bandwagon with the slashing of customer review content. Amazon has rightfully always had its standards when it comes to customers writing [...]
