Dealing with Uncertainty by Laurie Bowman Genre: Nonfiction / Self-Help ISBN: 9781764157902 Print Length: 257 pages Amazon Reviewed by Tomi Alo A valuable, science-based guide to building resilience and making decisions in high-stakes situations Laurie Bowman helps readers make better, more confident decisions with clarity, even in uncertain and stressful situations, in Dealing with Uncertainty. […]
What Should I Read Next? Indie Book Recommendations Based On Your Mood by Nick Gardner Answering the inevitable question. I used to have a stack of about twenty books beside my reading chair, but last year I graduated to an entire to-be-read bookshelf. Now that shelf is two titles deep and I still find myself […]
Jennifer L. Armentrout’s “A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire,” the second installment in her captivating Blood and Ash series, reads like a master class in fantasy romance escalation. Following the earth-shattering revelations of “From Blood and Ash” (2020), this sequel plunges readers deeper into a world where love, loyalty, and destiny intertwine with devastating consequences. […]
Stolen by Elizabeth Jaeger Genre: Memoir / Grief & Loss ISBN: 9781963115499 Print Length: 282 pages Publisher: Unsolicited Press Amazon Bookshop Reviewed by Gabriella Harrison In the year the world shut down, one family learned how much could be stolen in a single month. Elizabeth Jaeger’s Stolen starts as a pandemic diary and becomes something […]
A Sense for Memory: Part Two by R.H. Stevens Genre: Science Fiction / Space Opera ISBN: 9780645922479 Print Length: 276 pages Amazon Reviewed by Kathy L. Brown This can’t-miss sequel puts the reader through a wormhole to a realm filled with intrigue, adventure, and action. In A Sense for Memory: Part One the reader cheers […]
Jennifer L. Armentrout has built an impressive literary empire with beloved series like The Lux Chronicles, The Covenant Series, and The Dark Elements. Yet with From Blood and Ash, she ventures into uncharted territory that marks both a triumphant evolution and a stunning departure from her previous work. This isn’t just another paranormal romance—it’s a […]
Angela Flournoy’s The Wilderness arrives a decade after her acclaimed debut The Turner House, and the wait feels purposeful rather than prolonged. Where her first novel examined a Detroit family grappling with generational trauma and economic collapse, this sophomore effort zooms in on the micro-dynamics of chosen family—specifically, the fraught and sustaining bonds between five […]
Naomi Novik, celebrated author of the Scholomance trilogy and standalone masterpieces like Uprooted and Spinning Silver, returns with The Summer War, a novella that showcases her remarkable ability to weave complex emotional narratives within richly imagined fantasy worlds. This latest offering demonstrates why Novik has become one of contemporary fantasy’s most trusted voices, delivering a […]
Eveline by James Joyce was first published in 1904 by the journal Irish Homestead and later included in his 1914 collection of short stories Dubliners. It tells the story of Eveline, a teenager who plans to runaway from Dublin. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to […]
Poetic Help by N.E. Wright Genre: Poetry / Self-Help ISBN: 9798345660164 Print Length: 60 pages Amazon Reviewed by Mandy Bach Sweetly optimistic and structurally succinct, N.E. Wright’s Poetic Help is a collection of inspirational poetry peppered with illustrations. Poetic Help touches upon a wide range of topics, from body image to drug use. Each poem […]