SPR’s book reviews of new self-published books
La Hoja de Ruta Fiscal y Financiera para los Españoles en EE.UU. by Peter Dougherty
La Hoja de Ruta Fiscal y Financiera para los Españoles en EE.UU. by Madrid-based finance professional Pete Dougherty is a short, handy book intended for Spanish citizens who need to understand banking and taxes in the US.
The book is divided into sections describing various aspects of culture, banking, and taxation, as well as the social and economic reasons for their implementation. The book has a fact-sheet layout, which can well-serve the target audience as a supporting tool for navigating complex economic matters in addition to cultural habits, such as the confounding practice of tipping in the USA.
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Legend mixes with mortality in An Ocean Life by T.R. Cotwell, an unpredictable dive into the nuances of nature and the loyalty of the human heart.
In a mystical crawlspace under Heaven, one rebellious angel dares to rewrite the rules of reality and destiny in Collapse of the Time Web by Q E Daniels, a thrilling puzzle of mythological proportions.
The third installment of a spectacularly creative series, The Reflection of the Raidin by Susan L. Markloff expands the adventures of the Human-Born to another world, as Jen Monroe continues her path as a chosen savior for the fantastical realm of Tillion, for a whip-smart and wildly entertaining continuation of the Human-Born Era series.
Deadly secrets from a buried life threaten to disrupt one man’s brief peek at happiness in Tree Pose by Susan Rogers and John Roosen, a high-octane adventure Down Under.
A genre-hopping work of speculative fiction, A Wildflower in the Dark by Michael E. Kozak is a wholly inventive mixture of dystopian and supernatural fiction.
Morgan Sterling’s Stellar Harmony: A Celestial Love Story beautifully captures the unlikely romance between Langston, an astrophysics professor caught between the worlds of academia and his South Side Chicago roots, and Aurora, a talented musician healing from past betrayal.
In The Last Show on Earth, author Tim Galbraith presents a riveting exploration of a post-rapture world where humanity grapples with its place in a universe abandoned by God.