Editorial Review: The Woman on the Ferry by Brenda K. Uekert, PhD
Have you ever wondered what your broken teacup might be trying to tell you about your life? Discover how one woman's journey through wilderness reveals the unexpected answer—read on.
Editorial Review: “Sentience Hazard” by Alexandru Czimbor
Sentience Hazard is a futuristic science fiction thriller by award-winning author Alexandru Czimbor that features a world ruled by AI.
Editorial Review: “My Lost Pages” by Sneha Sabu
My Lost Pages, penned by Sneha Sabu, is a collection of twenty-five eclectic poems featuring diverse themes.
Editorial Review: “Until the Stars Align” by Carolyn Summer Quinn
Until the Stars Align is a historical fiction by Carolyn Summer Quinn that focuses on the relocation of Jewish children from Germany to Great Britain before the beginning of World…
Editorial Review: “Of Friction” by S. J. Lee
Of Friction, a science fiction novel by S. J. Lee, transports us to a dystopian world where ordinary humans and their genetically modified counterparts wage violent wars against each other.
Editorial Review: “The Retirement Planning Roadmap” by Sweet Home Publishing
The Retirement Planning Roadmap: A Simple Seven-Step Guide to Navigating Your Retirement Goals with Confidence, Strengthening Financial Security, and Ensuring Peace of Mind in Your Golden Years, published by Sweet…
Editorial Review: “Saint Bloodbath” by Frederick Douglass Reynolds
A nerve-wracking narrative featuring the mindless massacre in a homeless encampment in LA back in 2008, Saint Bloodbath by Frederick Douglass Reynolds will send the readers reeling.
A Book Review by Shrabastee: “Covered in Flour 1968: A Young Boy’s Perspective on School, Family, and Changing Times” by Charles Presti
Covered in Flour - 1968: A Young Boy's Perspective on School, Family, and Changing Times is a slice-of-life novel by Charles Presti highlighting a year in the life of a…
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