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Book Review: Into Her Wild by Nilam Patel

Into Her Wild by Nilam Patel Genre: Poetry / Women ISBN: 9798988899914 Print Length: 182 pages Amazon Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender Short, sharp, and dynamic—Nilam Patel’s poetry packs a punch. You are going to find something you love within the pages of Into Her Wild. With themes of womanhood, family, and finding yourself, Patel’s poetry […]

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Book Review: Autumn In Wolf Valley

Autumn In Wolf Valley by Ed A. Murray Genre: Literary Fiction ISBN: 9780998688930 Print Length: 264 pages Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Haley Perry An emotionally wrought tale about lost love and learning to move on One year after the untimely death of his wife Amber, Howard Lynch is caught in a flood alongside his dog […]

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Eat the Ones You Love by Sarah Maria Griffin

Sarah Maria Griffin’s Eat the Ones You Love is a rare specimen in the garden of contemporary horror fiction—a novel that intertwines workplace drama, queer romance, and botanical horror into something both beautiful and deeply unsettling. This story of a sentient, malevolent plant and the humans caught in its tendrils offers a fresh take on […]

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When the Wolf Comes Home by Nat Cassidy

In the landscape of contemporary horror fiction, Nat Cassidy has rapidly established himself as a voice to be reckoned with. Following his critically acclaimed novels Mary: An Awakening of Terror, Rest Stop, and Nestlings, Cassidy returns with perhaps his most emotionally resonant and conceptually daring work yet. When the Wolf Comes Home is a fever […]

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Review: Impasse by Chelsea Frandsen

Synopsis: In the bustling city of Bangkok, Kai Saetangmasawat is struggling to keep his life together. Between flunking exams and dealing with a manipulative CEO at his internship, Kai’s world is a whirlwind of stress and unanswered questions. But when his estranged brother Jet returns after a decade, Kai is both angry and confused. Where […]

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Every Sweet Thing Is Bitter by Samantha Crewson

In Samantha Crewson’s unflinching debut novel, Every Sweet Thing Is Bitter, we enter the psyche of Providence Byrd, a woman whose single act of teenage violence reverberates through her life like a scream in an empty house. This isn’t a comfortable read—nor should it be. Crewson leads us through the broken landscape of an American […]

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Book Review: Our Love Affair with Commercial Real Estate

Our Love Affair with Commercial Real Estate by Charles & Sherry Feitel Genre: Business / Real Estate ISBN: 9798891326347 Print Length: 148 pages Publisher: Atmosphere Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by John M. Murray A one-of-a-kind business guide touching on successful real estate brokerage and inspiring life lessons Despite economic and societal issues, Health-Pro Realty Group […]

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The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick

Marie Bostwick’s The Book Club for Troublesome Women is a smart, emotionally layered, and culturally resonant novel that spins a domestic tale into something far more daring. Rooted in early 1960s America—a time of Tupperware parties and tight-lipped conformity—the novel explores the lives of four women whose dissatisfaction with the status quo finds a spark […]

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Book Review: American Lit by Jennifer Greidus

American Lit by Jennifer Greidus Genre: Romance / LGBTQ ISBN: 9798985034189 Print Length: 254 pages Publisher: Querelle Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Victoria Lilly Equal parts erotic, dramatic, disturbing, and charming—a coming of age story about escaping the spiral of self-destruction Ever since his father was killed in a robbery three years ago, Dan has […]

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Strangers in Time by David Baldacci

David Baldacci, best known for his high-octane thrillers like Memory Man, The Innocent, and the recent legal drama A Calamity of Souls, pivots gracefully into the emotionally evocative realm of historical fiction with Strangers in Time. Set against the smoldering ruins of 1944 London, this novel is less a war story and more a slow-burning […]