SPR’s book reviews of new self-published books
High Flying by Kaylin McFarren
High Flying, the bold novel by acclaimed author Kaylin McFarren, elevates the time travel genre to new heights – literally. It boasts an instantly engaging protagonist in the persona of Skylar Haines, a volatile powerhouse of a character with an adrenaline addiction and a dark, troubled past.
While flying a plane in one of her daredevil acts, Skylar Haines barely manages to make a safe landing during a terrifying storm, but soon realizes she has somehow slipped back in time. Faced with the prospect of being able to change her family’s past, Skylar must reckon with the timeless conundrum […]
History professor Garnet Gibbs keeps her faith strong while angels and devils stage proxy battles over the souls of her family and colleagues. Garnet holds strong in her convictions but gives kindness to all around her as she moves through a world ripe with sin. Set vividly in Las Vegas, Two ‘Til Midnight by Bernard L. Dillard tells a simple story of faith in everyday life through the lens of a cosmic battle between good and evil.
In Persistence of Memory Book 3: The Beginning of Always, Karen Janowsky delivers an unforgettable conclusion to what has been a tumultuous and entertaining series.
In The Persistence of Memory Book 2: All Our Yesterdays, author Karen Janowsky brings readers deeper into the world of Nina and Daniel, the heroic star-crossed lovers from the first installment of this ethereal and unique series.
A twisted confession leads to horrifying consequences in AP McGrath’s gripping religious thriller, A Burning in the Darkness.