SPR’s book reviews of new self-published books
Incarnate: Existence by Thomas Harper

The first installment of an eon-spanning epic, Incarnate: Existence by Thomas Harper is a colossal undertaking and an impressive achievement.
Dragged through the endless cycle of mortality, and cursed with the memories of all those past lives, Marcy Rivera is one of the most complex protagonists in recent memory. The book’s introduction offers a small slice of her traumatic foundation as a character, as well as her inner strength that has sharpened her over the millennia. In her latest incarnation, she is a high school history teacher with a sharp tongue and profound loneliness, but when she discovers that she […]


A young woman finds the confidence to explore her more taboo fantasies, bringing her handsome suitor face to face with his past, in A Most Mutual Bond by Norman Luce.
Professional mover and project manager John Elie adds “author” to his resume with Try Moving Yourself! The Complete Self-Moving Guide for a Full Household Move, a thorough, essential, and easy-to-read moving guide.
A comprehensive, accessible, and insightful guide to agile methodology and mindset, Agile a Magic Potion by Ivan Papes is a must-read for business leaders, developers, and academics.
The chaos and crises of humanity’s desperate survival plan among the stars continue in Moraturi Ring by Marti Ward, the dramatic third book in the Paradisi Chronicles series.
Own a Fraction, Earn a Fortune: The Complete Guide to Co-investing in Art and Collectibles by
A mysterious phenomena tears lovers two centuries apart in Michael L. Clark’s dramatic new fantasy novel, The Shimmering.