The Awakening of Joel Singer by Scott McCaffrey

From the icy wilderness of Alaska to the gritty streets of South Bronx, a boy with extraordinary abilities quietly changes lives—healing with a touch, shapeshifting into animals, and fighting crime in silence. As Gnotech CEO Dr. Harrington unknowingly searches for the key to his greatest invention, Joel may just be that missing link. StanThis action-packed novel blends science, politics, and heart in a story that’s both mind-expanding and emotionally grounded. Perfect for fans of superhero sagas with a scientific twist, bite-sized chapters and layered characters make this 500+ page journey surprisingly easy to devour. A powerful debut that urges readers to look beyond limits—and believe in the extraordinary.

Katie, Bar the Door by Ruth H

I have reviewed Katie, Bar the Door by Ruth Hull Chatlien for Reader’s Favorite. Can anybody predict the expiration timelines of the sufferings caused by repressive religious teachings, loss of a parent, and rape? In the women’s fiction, Katie, Bar the Door, Ruth Hull Chatlien (the author) attempts to answer this question. As long as…

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Heartfelt Storytelling in A History of Silence: A Review

I have reviewed A History of Silence by Cynthia J. Bogard for Reader’s Favorite. A History of Silence is the first book in Cynthia J. Bogard’s The Heartland Trilogy. And what a heartfelt beginning! Jenny, Jane, Liz, and Maddie are closer to one another than they would have ever imagined. A devastating dark past binds them…

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Kathleen Rose Morgan’s Inspiring Memoir Review

Kathleen Rose Morgan’s “The Seller of Secrets” isn’t just a memoir; it’s a raw, unflinching testament to resilience in the face of unspeakable childhood trauma. Far from wallowing in victimhood, Morgan charts her gritty path to healing, revealing the transformative power of vulnerability. This isn’t just a story of survival; it’s a fierce call to embrace one’s truth.

After the Devil: Exploring Love and Despair in Kayla Frederick’s Novel

After the Devil by Kayla Frederick tells the story of Alex, a struggling writer seeking solace from her unsupportive husband, Peter. As despair consumes her, Jamie, captivated by her work, kidnaps her with hopes of saving her. The novel explores complex emotions and moral dilemmas, questioning the nature of trust and motives.

The Storm Within: A Gripping Murder Mystery Review

Gill D. Anderson’s “The Storm Within: Still Waters Run Deep” is a gripping murder mystery. It beckons readers to delve deeper, revealing that not everything is as it appears on the surface. Different people boarded the Ocean Breeze, a luxurious cruise, for various reasons. Belinda and Richard were there to save their marriage. Alex and…

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Exploring ‘I Never Called Him Pa’ by Diane Kane: A Heartfelt Review

“I Never Called Him Pa” by Diane Kane is a poignant historical fiction set in the 1950s, focusing on young Henry, who copes with his mother’s absence and finds comfort in the presence of Ernest. This uplifting tale explores themes of love, resilience, and overcoming prejudice, making it a must-read for personal growth.

Sugar Bernstein’s Hilarious Vampire Struggles in V-Life

So, a newbie vampire named Sugar Bernstein is cruising around in a camper van, juggling bloodsucking, heartbreak, and a flat tire. With no vamp manual, she’s Googling her way through life while pondering dental care for eternity. It’s a hilarious mess of existential dread and motorhome misadventures!

The Great Loveda Brown

I have reviewed The Great Loveda Brown by Jolie Tunnell for Reader’s Favorite. Amidst the pine trees and mountains, unsolved murder cases are piling up in the small town of Idyllwild in this historical fiction, The Great Loveda Brown by Jolie Tunnell. Chanting “Damn Billy Dunn,” Loveda Brown escapes from her abusive husband, Billy Dunn,…

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Ghost of a Chance by Chris Tullbane

“Ghost of a Chance” by Chris Tullbane is a comedic urban fantasy featuring inexperienced investigator John Smith on a mission to find a missing ghost leader. Amid supernatural politics, vampires, and other creatures, Smith’s humor and clever storytelling provide an antidote to gloom. The diverse plot and hilarious dialogue make it a delightful read.