Editorial Reviews

The Quest for Freedom by Matthew Devitt

The Quest for Freedom by Matthew Devitt

A bloody mix of fantasy action and snarky fellowship, The Quest for Freedom (The Conquest Trilogy Book 1) by Matthew Devitt follows one man’s impossible struggle to change the world. Armed with the singular goal of liberating humanity from interspecies oppression, Fletcher Rush is a spitfire leader battling the demons, angels, elves, and hybrids who rule the divided realm of Affer. From plotting the takeover of elvish cities and surviving soul-sucking nightmares to threatening murderous queens and handily defeating an endless stream of NPC-like enemies, this novel careens from one intense battle to the next. While the story arc is […]

2026-01-19T17:27:54+02:00January 19th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

About Yesterday by Carrie Thorne

About Yesterday by Carrie Thorne

A salacious slice of romance in the Pacific Northwest, About Yesterday (Foothills Book 5) by Carrie Thorne is a boundary-pushing work of romance that also dives into family ties and the awkward joys of coming home. Exhausted by an endless carousel of terrible first dates, Trace Perry’s mundane life is shaken up when her former foster brother Cole returns home, broken and longing for the peace of the past. As the spark of their childhood friendship is rekindled, the star-crossed pair lean into unexplored temptations in their playful search for comfort and connection. Expertly capturing the feel of halting intimacy […]

2026-01-13T14:46:08+02:00January 13th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Rairarubia by W. Royce Adams

Rairarubia by W Royce Adams

An epic YA adventure that blurs the boundary of reality and imagination, Rairarubia by W. Royce Adams is an inspiring tale of survival, self-confidence, and the power of friendship. Molly and her father begin co-creating a story about the lavish kingdom of Rairarubia and two unlikely heroes – Romey and Sam. Under the influence of a nasty flu bug, Molly embarks on a storytelling journey with this pair of fictional adventurers, but when artifacts from Rairarubia start appearing in the real world, she discovers that her dreams may be a gateway to an impossible realm. Elevated by a consistently charming […]

2026-01-09T14:28:26+02:00January 9th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Time Measured Out! by Larada Horner-Miller

Time Measured Out! by Larada Horner-Miller

An emotional outpouring of memory and reflection, Time Measured Out!: Navigating Life’s Journey Through Poetry by Larada Horner-Miller is a poetic portrait of three transient years and the indelible marks they left behind. Detailing her eager plunge into love and a fresh life of adventure, followed by the painful negotiations of a perennially rocky relationship, this catalogue of experience is both relatable and raw, supported by a free-form storytelling style rife with blunt truths. Through vivid musings on her inner self and the external realities sprawled out before her, this second piece of an ambitious memoir is a poetic journey […]

2026-01-09T11:40:59+02:00January 9th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Hands-On Author by J.J. Hebert

The Hands-On Author by J.J. Hebert

An encouraging, actionable guide for writers who want to find and develop their audience, The Hands-On Author: Taking Control of Your Book Marketing Journey by J.J. Hebert delivers real-world wisdom on the contemporary state of book marketing. From inventive strategies that engage readers and tips for remaining gracious with fans to choosing the right advertising platform and crafting an effective press release, this is an updated and easy-to-navigate handbook, regardless of your reach or notoriety as an author. Hebert’s accessible narration, intuitively structured advice, and practical experience not only make his recommendations valuable and attainable, but something that can be […]

2026-01-08T17:40:25+02:00January 8th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Nulling Out by Cheryl Jack, MD

Nulling Out by Cheryl Jack, MD

A contemporary revelation about the dark side of success, Nulling Out: The Terrifying Cost of Success and The Path Back to Being Fully Alive by Cheryl Jack, MD is an illuminating introduction to the growing crisis of disconnection among the world’s best and brightest. Across industry and global society, a growing number of leaders may be high-functioning, but are experiencing a spiritual numbness in their lives, which is growing one “optimized professional” at a time. This book shares the critical symptoms and risks of “nulling out,” as well as a practical toolkit for reconnection and rediscovery of purpose. Timely, informative, […]

2026-01-08T16:13:55+02:00January 8th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Intrinsic by France Pinzon

Intrinsic by France Pinzon

A resounding debut novel that rings with themes that are both contemporary and ageless, Intrinsic by France Pinzon is a thought-provoking exploration of morality and memory in an age of societal upheaval. After a decade away at a recovery center called the Quiet Resort, Anne Reynes returns to her eccentric “old rich” clan in the Republic of Groves, a near-future island nation where legacy is synonymous with power. As she attempts to find normalcy in the present, she is haunted by specters of her past, yet emboldened by the slippery prospect of a youth-driven future. In this dystopian world of […]

2026-01-06T17:58:20+02:00January 6th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Winds of Sovereignty by Sen. Francis Tolentino

Winds of Sovereignty by Francis Tolentino

A rousing poetic ode to a steadfast sentinel, Winds of Sovereignty: The Mavulis Poems by Sen. Francis Tolentino examines and celebrates Mavulis, the northernmost island of the Philippines, and a legendary testament to vigilance. Beginning with a broad dive into the historical significance of the Vanguard Islands, followed by a compelling portrait of Mavulis itself, these poems vary widely in form and style, but all are underwritten with admiration for the island’s unique purpose and people. Bringing this isolated locale into a more relatable context, this lyrical collection is rounded out with sincerely passionate poems that highlight the island’s ongoing […]

2026-01-05T10:53:25+02:00January 5th, 2026|Categories: Editorial Reviews|
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