The Goddess In the Mountain (Millennium Man) by Sean DeLauder Genre: Science Fiction / Post-Apocalyptic ISBN: 9798989641291 Print Length: 99 pages Amazon Reviewed by Timothy Thomas A unique addition to the post-apocalyptic genre, thoughtfully exploring religious complacency, coercion, and corruption The Goddess in the Mountain is book two of the Millennium Man series, following Thomas […]
Helena Hunting returns to the college hockey romance genre with Chase Lovett Wants Me, delivering a charming story that combines her signature humor with authentic emotional depth. This standalone novel proves Hunting hasn’t lost her touch for creating engaging sports romances that resonate with modern readers. Story Overview Set at Tilton University, the novel follows […]
Teresa Driscoll, a former BBC journalist turned novelist, brings her understanding of crime reporting to bear in her latest psychological thriller, Close Your Eyes. Known for previous bestsellers like I Am Watching You and The Promise, Driscoll once again demonstrates her ability to craft suspense while exploring the psychological impact of crime on families. Plot […]
As both pioneering political journalist and sage-like novelist George Orwell shaped how many of us interpreted the 20th century. His masterwork, Nineteen Eighty-Four, is one of the most significant novels of the 20th century. Enjoy the 5 Best George Orwell Books to Read. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at […]
In her debut novel The Business Trip, Jessie Garcia delivers a psychological thriller that starts with a seemingly chance encounter on a plane and spirals into an intricate web of identity theft, murder, and revenge. The story’s premise is deceptively simple: two women from different worlds meet on a flight, but what follows is anything […]
Boundless by Carolyn Dawn Flynn Genre: Memoir ISBN: 9798891324824 Print Length: 324 pages Publisher: Atmosphere Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Erica Ball An emotionally charged, beauty-filled memoir of emotion and identity at a time of massive change One day, Carolyn Dawn Flynn’s life fell apart. She saw it coming—well, some of it. The single mother […]
Daniel Kenitz’s debut novel, The Perfect Home, masterfully blends the glossy world of home renovation TV with psychological suspense, creating a gripping narrative that explores the gap between public persona and private reality. This timely thriller taps into our cultural obsession with reality television while delivering a sharp commentary on celebrity, media manipulation, and the […]
Melissa Larsen’s second novel, The Lost House, weaves together two interconnected mysteries set in the remote Icelandic town of Bifröst. At its core is Agnes Glin, a young woman grappling with both physical and emotional trauma, who travels to Iceland to participate in a true crime podcast about her family’s dark history. Forty years ago, […]
Prajakta Koli’s debut novel Too Good To Be True is a refreshing addition to the contemporary Indian romance genre. The story follows Avani, a law student and part-time bookstore employee, whose life takes an unexpected turn when the impossibly perfect Aman Raina walks into her workplace. What follows is a touching exploration of love, trust, […]
I Have Never Felt Alive by Christian Gilman Whitney Genre: Literary Fiction ISBN: 9798891325166 Print Length: 184 pages Publisher: Atmosphere Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by John M. Murray A frantic slice-of-life drama about a young man struggling with a dying mother and the ramifications of living too much in the past Ryan left his small […]