Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Dante’s Town of Terror by Patrick R. Delaney is a horrifying tale of a camping trip from hell. Brian took his friend Bill and daughter Cathy on a camping trip; however, somewhere along the road, they took a wrong turn and got lost in a deep dark forest. This…
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Sonja by Ron Stock #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Ron Stock’s Sonja is one of the most glamorous murder mysteries that I have read so far. A model, who goes by the name Di, was found dead at her apartment. The stench in the apartment and the severely deteriorated condition of the corpse suggested that she died days…
I Wanted that Spark by Brandie Lion #BookReview
Reviewed for Reader’s Favorite. I Wanted that Spark by Brandie Lion is a short read about a woman named Lauren and her search for “that” spark. Ever since her parents died in a car accident, she lives alone in a beautiful house by the beach in Texas. At the age of 25, she is still…
The Secret by Rhonda Byrne #BookReview
The Secret is a positivity power pack that, if read with utmost focus, can instill anybody’s lost faith in the world. By defining the law of attraction as a simple concept that says whatever you think you attract, the author has tried to push her readers towards thinking positive all the time. According to the…
House of Belonging by Andrea Thome #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. If you throw in several tablespoons of romance, friendship, family drama, and a pinch of emotional past in a pan and let it come to boil, the hot dish that would be created as a result of this recipe would be House of Belonging by Andrea Thome. If you…
Unhaunted – A White Crow Novella by Trisha Slay
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite Unhaunted is the first book in A White Crow Mystery series by Trisha Slay, and what a start it is! The fact that the author herself was brought up in a haunted house adds to the credibility of the overall appeal of the book. Asha is a fifteen-year-old girl…
Save Me Twice by Elfriede Dustin #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. The world war stories have always fascinated and terrified us; however, reading the first-hand experience of someone who unwillingly became a participant in one of the wars is an entirely different encounter. The father of the author, Elfriede Dustin, has been one such person who was forced to be a…
#BookReview – The 8th Sky by Leigh Lyn
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. In The 8th Sky: A Psychological Thriller With An Unforgettable Twist by Leigh Lyn, the plot begins with Lin Lee stuck in an asylum and not remembering half the details of the incidents that led her to this place. She is an architect who is one of the best…
#BookReview: Lying, Cheating, and Occasionally…Murder by Ginny Fite
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. What does one expect in a murder mystery? I, as a reader, look for an intriguing investigation, gripping suspense, occasional drama, deceptive characters, and a charismatic detective who has a life beyond the case that he is working on. Lying, Cheating, and Occasionally…Murder by Ginny Fite check all these…
#BookReview: Because It Was Raining by Skyler Worley
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Because It Was Raining by Skyler Worley bares open the mindset of a drug-infused brain. Louis, in his high on drugs state, is reflecting on his emotions, fear, and life — in general. Against all his better judgment, he agrees to accompany his friend, Boobe, and her friend, Nikki,…
