Book Reviews in Today’s World
Why is there such hype around book reviews? What are they exactly? What good do they do to readers? Why is it so important for authors to get honest reviews…
A Book Review by Ashiyya: “Conflict on Kangaroo Island” by Stephen Crabbe
Stephen Crabbe’s “Conflict on Kangaroo Island” is an engaging story set on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. With a 1913 setting, this historical fiction wraps up engrossing characters, the island’s natural…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Stranger at the Grove” by Mary Kingswood
Mary Kingswood’s ‘Stranger at the Grove’ is a unique Regency Romance where an impoverished gentleman, Malcolm Gage finds love with a mysterious lady’s maid, Marie. In addition to Malcolm and…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Dark Heart” by Catherine Lee
“Dark Heart” by Catherine Lee is an intriguing mystery that invites us to join Charlie Cooper and his newest partner, Quinn, on a wild journey to rescue the latest victim…
A Book Review by Fermosalua: “Best Forgotten” by Kathryn White
“Best Forgotten” by Kathryn White is a unique hybrid between chick-lit and thriller with a mind-blowing plot twist. The novel shines for its original plot, outstanding character development, realistic backstories,…
A Book Review by Shrabastee: “In The Middle of Hickory Lane” by Heather Webber
In the Middle of Hickory Lane is a Southern magical realism book by Heather Webber, featuring Emme Wynn and her cousin, Cora Bee. Both were trying to heal from past…
A Book Review by Shrabastee: “Noah’s Quest” by Sev Emanuel Pretila
Noah’s Quest is an illustrated children’s book by Sev Emmanuel Pretila that features a magical adventure by Noah, an eleven-year-old village boy. The story highlights various moral lessons for young…
A Pseudo Book Review: “The Warramunga’s War” by Greg Kater
Jacko instantly landed in Jamie’s good books the moment he saved the latter in war-torn Syria. Since then, the duo had become inseparable as they cleverly thwarted crooks, spies, and…
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