Editorial Reviews

Utcan’s Talisman by Stella Atrium

Utcan's Talisman by Stella Atrium

Rebellious heroes in exile seek unlikely allies and a legendary weapon in Utcan’s Talisman by Stella Atrium, the epic fifth installment of the Tribal Wars series. In a world where magic and native gifts clash and blur with advanced technology and geopolitical scheming, loyalty is at a premium, but the power to see the future is priceless, and must be protected. Despite the far-flung premise of the series, and its unique kaleidoscope of cultures, philosophies, and supernatural abilities, Atrium weaves relatable tensions of war, resource scarcity, corrupt leadership, and indigenous wisdom across every thread of this tangled plot, for a […]

2024-07-25T16:25:01+02:00July 25th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Reincarnation of Marie by Jim Woodman

The Reincarnation of Marie by Jim Woodman

A tale of impossible love that unfolds over centuries, The Reincarnation of Marie: A Love Reborn in Paris from the Pages of History by Jim Woodman is a fantastically original mix of historical and supernatural romance. Set in 1950s Paris, Yann – a lonely history student – finds an astonishing diary in a Parisian market written by a young artist who lived and died in the 1800s. His obsession with the diary leads to him falling deeply in love with Marya, a young art student, who he believes to be the reincarnation of the diary’s subject, but how can one […]

2024-07-17T15:06:28+02:00July 17th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Criminal Intent by Joanne Swain

Criminal Intent by Joanne Swain

An investigator hunting down a shadowy murder syndicate and a mystery writer pulled into one of her own stories make Criminal Intent by Joanne Swain a compelling, multilayered thriller. This female-driven tale is a frantic spiral of brash characters, surprising plot twists, and tragic revelations, laced with eroticism and character-rich drama. With a consistent lack of formatting for dialogue changes and long paragraphs that cover too much ground, the clarity and pacing suffers, so an aggressive edit is recommended. However, the bones of this story are worth exploring, as are the two lead characters, so if more attention was given […]

2024-07-16T12:13:36+02:00July 16th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Queen of the Underworld by Lauren Louise Hazel

The Queen of the Underworld by Lauren Louise Hazel

A darkly demonic thrill from Lauren Louise Hazel, The Queen of the Underworld is the resurgent second chapter of her Occult urban fantasy series. Though magic Users are now free from their merciless hunters, the realm of the Fae is a blasted ruin, and an ancient threat has emerged from the shadows, seizing the moment to retake her throne. The book’s titular ruler has possessed the body of Prue’s dear friend and is killing innocent mortals to fully regain her power, and once again a motley crew of YA heroes and unlikely allies unite to defeat a demonic enemy of […]

2024-07-15T16:30:28+02:00July 15th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Briefs by Thom Cree

Briefs by Thom Cree

An enigmatic collection of unconventional tales featuring cerebral wit and a uniquely strange imagination, Briefs: A Word Salad of the Surreal, Absurd & Black-Comedy by Thom Cree is a madcap but cleverly crafted work of absurdist fiction. From invisible drinking buddies and talking fish to eel-heavy pranks and snarky Irish stoners, these seven stories and one darkly brilliant screenplay are inventive snapshots of contemporary surrealism. Laced with linguistic flair and narrative twists, the carefully selected prose leaves readers unsettled and uncertain, but undeniably entertained, as the stories offer a masterful balance of the impossible with relatable lunacy, revealing the undercurrent […]

2024-07-10T19:48:20+02:00July 10th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Until Shiloh Comes by Sophia Rose

Until Shiloh Comes by Sophia Rose

An inspiring tale of healing, resilience, and faith, Until Shiloh Comes by Sophia Rose is an empowering reminder that our path toward peace does not need to be walked alone. In this engrossing mixture of memoir and spiritual self-help, a skeptical and wounded woman finds an enigmatic guide named Shiloh who profoundly leads her back to a more joyous and authentic version of herself. Offering deeply relatable wisdom for any reader who has lost the map to their own happiness and purpose, this book resonates with endearing honesty, passionate conviction, and deep devotion to spiritual teaching.

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2024-07-10T18:24:07+02:00July 10th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Wall Pilates Workouts for Women by Evi Matonis

Wall Pilates Workouts for Women by Evi Matonis

Wall Pilates Workouts for Women: 50 Complete Video Tutorials and Illustrations to Lose Weight, Gain Confidence, and Get the Body You Want by Evi Matonis is a heavily detailed and practical guide to exercises for both physical and emotional well-being. Matonis presents an in-depth history of the practice and the difference between traditional and wall pilates before moving into the exercises themselves, with clearly written and organized instructions and easy-to-follow illustrations, including guides to help you regain your posture should you slip. Including a series of videos that can be accessed at the beginning of the book, this is a […]

2024-07-09T13:20:31+02:00July 9th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

One Day a Year by J. Lamont Jones

One Day a Year by J. Lamont Jones

A stirring treasure hunt of puzzling clues and time-travel romance, One Day A Year by J. Lamont Jones is an ambitious and satisfying YA plunge into the past. Bestowed with a rare gift to travel back in time once a year, young Benny Jones has found love, but more than a century separates them, and messing with the past could radically shift the future. In an emotionally charged race to decode the secret to his own happiness, Benny will need all the help he can get, from his father and new allies in the 19th century to a beguiling woman […]

2024-07-05T17:32:19+02:00July 5th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|
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