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Book Review: How the Rhino Lost His Horn

How the Rhino Lost His Horn by Jack Rathmell Genre: Memoir ISBN: 9781917523264 Print Length: 400 pages Publisher: White Fox Publishing Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Philip Zozzarro A funny, engaging memoir ranging from Pennsylvania Dutch Country to South Africa One year in college was enough for Jack Rathmell to put his collegiate experience on hold […]

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Book Review: Spiritually Homeless

Spiritually Homeless by Kris Girrell Genre: Nonfiction / Spirituality ISBN: 9781957354774 Print Length: 220 pages Publisher: MSI Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Tomi Alo An insightful exploration of spirituality beyond traditional beliefs There’s a quiet kind of longing that comes when we no longer find comfort in a particular religious dynamic, yet still believe in […]

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I, Medusa by Ayana Gray

Ayana Gray’s adult debut, “I, Medusa”, marks a significant departure from her celebrated YA Beasts of Prey trilogy, yet it carries forward her signature talent for breathing life into mythological worlds. I, Medusa doesn’t simply retell the myth of the snake-haired Gorgon—it dismantles and reconstructs it entirely, centering a narrative that classical texts have spent […]

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I, Medusa by Ayana Gray

Ayana Gray’s adult debut, “I, Medusa”, marks a significant departure from her celebrated YA Beasts of Prey trilogy, yet it carries forward her signature talent for breathing life into mythological worlds. I, Medusa doesn’t simply retell the myth of the snake-haired Gorgon—it dismantles and reconstructs it entirely, centering a narrative that classical texts have spent […]

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I, Medusa by Ayana Gray

Ayana Gray’s adult debut, “I, Medusa”, marks a significant departure from her celebrated YA Beasts of Prey trilogy, yet it carries forward her signature talent for breathing life into mythological worlds. I, Medusa doesn’t simply retell the myth of the snake-haired Gorgon—it dismantles and reconstructs it entirely, centering a narrative that classical texts have spent […]

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I, Medusa by Ayana Gray

Ayana Gray’s adult debut, “I, Medusa”, marks a significant departure from her celebrated YA Beasts of Prey trilogy, yet it carries forward her signature talent for breathing life into mythological worlds. I, Medusa doesn’t simply retell the myth of the snake-haired Gorgon—it dismantles and reconstructs it entirely, centering a narrative that classical texts have spent […]

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Book Review: Dollartorium by Ron Pullins

Dollartorium by Ron Pullins Genre: General Fiction / Humor ISBN: 9781963115666 Print Length: 264 pages Publisher: Unsolicited Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Gabriella Harrison An honest worker is seduced by the allure of corporate America in this funny, purposeful novel Ralph, a local businessman in a small town, loves making corndogs or, as he fondly […]

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Brimstone by Callie Hart

The Fae & Alchemy series by Callie Hart continues to captivate with Brimstone, the second installment following the explosive events of Quicksilver. Where the first book introduced us to a world where ancient magic collides with forbidden romance, this sequel plunges deeper into the complexities of power, sacrifice, and the weight of unwanted crowns. Hart […]

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Book Review: The Divine Within

The Divine Within by Allison Batty-Capps Genre: Nonfiction / Spirituality ISBN: 9798891328426 Print Length: 368 pages Publisher: Atmosphere Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Jadidsa Perez An inspirational read from a marriage counselor about connecting yourself and following your inner compass With bad news constantly circulating and social media amplifying every crisis, the demands of daily […]

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STARRED Book Review: The Fire Inside

The Fire Inside by B.A. Colella Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense / Action-Adventure ISBN: 9798987755044 Print Length: 334 pages Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Eric Mayrhofer With authority, thrills, and suspense, B.A. Colella burns down the house with The Fire Inside. Scorching heat. The blinding red and orange light blazing over the cracks and groans of […]