A Book Review by Kajori: “Dear Ruth” by Bronwyn Parry
Dear Ruth is a short story penned by Bronwyn Parry. Set in 1970, it tells the tale of love of Patrick O'Connell and his beloved, Ruth.
A Book Review by Kajori: “The Secret Apocalypse” by J.L. Harden
In J.L. Harden's The Secret Apocalypse, we follow Rebecca, Kenji, Maria, Will, and Kim as they do their best to survive in a country filled with zombies. They also have…
A Book Review by Shrabastee: “The Compelled” by Adam Roberts
The Compelled, a novella written by Adam Roberts and illustrated by François Schuiten, portrays a slightly futuristic world. The majority of the population now harbors a compulsion to move objects…
A Book Review by Shrabastee: “Body” by James Davies
Body is a non-fiction book by the osteopath and professional performance coach James Davies. It is a health guide detailing the common causes of body pain and the methods to…
A Book Review by Andrea Fernández: “Maisy May” by Naomi Kramer
Maisy May by Naomi Kramer is a brief, charming, realistic Christian novella that explores the thought process of every young adult who confronts their ingrained beliefs with the nuances of…
A Book Review by Kajori: “The Connection Game” by SS Turner
How far can a man be pushed? When does a genius become insane? What happens to a family compelled to live in a flat with one single window? SS Turner's…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Holland, My Heart” by Jennifer J. Coldwater
Jennifer J. Coldwater's extraordinary tale of love, Holland, My Heart, follows Holland Gallagher as she picks up the pieces of her life after the death of her husband, Aiden. Will…
A Book Review by Kajori: “North Border” by Benjamin Percy
Written by Benjamin Percy and illustrated by Francesco Francavilla, North Border is a gripping novella that transports you to the northern border town of Witch River Falls, haunted by an…
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