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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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!
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.
Three Muses by Martha Anne Toll
“Moses never reached the Promised Land. It’s about the struggle and the effort, not the result.” – An excerpt from Three Muses by Martha Anne Toll
Night Zero by Rob Horner #BookReview
Just when they decided to discard these symptoms as the effect of a bug, the affected people started chewing, biting, and eating one another. Surprisingly, the bitten people began exhibiting the same maniacal behavior as the ones biting them.
Curmudgeon Avenue by Samantha Henthorn
Curmudgeon Avenue – The Terraced House Diaries by Samantha Henthorn is a hilarious take on the preposterous lives of Edna and Edith. After an elephant crushed Mr. and Mrs. Payne to death, Edna and Edith moved back to their parents’ house. The lives of these sixty-something years old sisters hadn’t quite turned out as well as they had expected. As a result, re-locating to Number One Curmudgeon Avenue was in the best interest of both of them. With their limited resources, they needed money to fix the roof of the house.
Requiem, Changing Times by RJ Parker #BookReview
Instead of transporting humans into the world of strange creatures, Requiem, Changing Times by R. J. Parker brings them into our world — more precisely, into the world of Clint Holden, his family, his best friend, Corbin, and the whole city. For the seventh-grader Clint, the list of problems consisted of quite a few issues:…
Little Tea by Claire Fullerton #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Little Tea by Claire Fullerton takes the readers on a journey of betrayal, young romance, friendship, and racism in the ’80s. Ava, Celia, and Renny had been friends since they were thirteen years old. Years after, when Ava struggled with her decision to leave her twenty-three years of marriage,…
Dead Lawyers by Steve McAvoy #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Dead Lawyers by Steve McAvoy is a murder mystery about a serial killer. He, who is tagged by media as Dick the Butcher, is on a murder spree. Since the only person who might benefit from these murders is Mack Traynor, he is the prime suspect in this case….
The Move by Whitney Dineen #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Tap into the believer inside of you and put the skeptic in you to sleep before grabbing The Move by Whitney Dineen. Years ago, Alexis’ grandmother took her to a psychic, who told her that at the age of 30,…
