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A smart, loving treatise on animals’ true role in God’s universe Humans aren’t alone on Earth. We co-exist, interact, and observe life in various forms everyday, but how often do we approach our relationships with those beings with godliness? Dr. Ashley Cooper is a doctor of ministry and a community chaplain who asks us to […]

A loving salute from child to military parent Kacey Hoysted has created a thoughtful resource for the military family with My Dad, My Hero. This short rhyming picture book is about a kid whose dad might be in the army base or away on duty, but his love bounces around the walls of his home. […]

There is something uniquely grotesque about a room full of men in tailored suits bidding on human lives while lobster and champagne sit on ice. Sadie Kincaid knows this, and she does not let you forget it. From the very first pages of The Auction by Sadie Kincaid, you are placed inside a holding room […]

Ten years have passed since Juliette Ferrars brought down The Reestablishment. The world breathes differently now, looser, louder, less afraid. But that hard-won freedom is cracking at the edges, and Release Me by Tahereh Mafi arrives as the second book in the Shatter Me: The New Republic series to press its fingers directly into those […]

Modern Gothic literature explores psychological tension, instability, and the persistence of the past within ordinary, contemporary settings. If you’re new… The post Modern Gothic Literature: What It Is, Why It Works, and Where to Start appeared first on She Reads Everything.

There is a metaphor that lives quietly at the heart of Unbound by Peyton Corinne, never announced but always present: Paloma Blake is a tumultuous sea, and Bennett Reiner is a constant shore. The sea cannot help returning. The shore cannot help remaining. It is the kind of image that sounds simple until you realise […]

If you’re new to Gothic literature, start here: → Gothic Literature→ Gothic Literature Starter Pack→ Best Gothic Books for Beginners→… The post American Gothic Literature: Isolation, Violence, and the Landscape of Fear appeared first on She Reads Everything.

An intelligent psychological thriller on vigilante justice told from the opposing perspectives of two powerful protagonists Leon Dermot’s Dissolution Protocol is a character-driven thriller whose propulsive drive comes from two diametrically opposed protagonists—Dr. Caroline Aldridge, an intellectually disciplined psychiatrist, and Detective Maria Radik, her compellingly messy foil. Dissolution Protocol could be called a cat-and-mouse thriller, […]