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Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Stone, the protagonist in The Shakespeare Conspiracy: A Clayton Lovell Stone Adventure, the first volume of Clayton Lovell Stone Adventures by Bruce Hutchison, was aware that his girlfriend, Tracy, wanted him to take the relationship to the next level. Despite his obvious love for her, he was not ready…
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Betrayal comes in all shapes and sizes. After reading Kathryn Taylor’s Two Minus One: A Memoir, I am pretty confident that there is no easy way to segregate an honest person from a dishonest one. Jim said all the right words and stood by Kathryn and her daughters for…
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. See These Bones by Chris Tullbane reminded me of superhero movies like X-Men and Sky High. A man dreamt of a world where people would possess superpowers, and, when he woke up, his dream had manifested into a reality. In his dream world, people with powers worked for the…
Screamcatcher: Web World by Christy J. Breedlove takes the readers into a world devoid of colors and packed with dangerous creatures. The story begins with Jory, the protagonist, struggling with the horrid nightmares that would not let her sleep. Ever since she lost her parents in a car accident, she hadn’t gotten a decent sleep….
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Gold in Havilah: A Novel of Cain’s Wife by Jean Hoefling explores the extent of Akliah’s desire to be with her brother, Cain. In addition to her infatuation, the book explores how far Cain wandered away from the righteous path of his parents due to his insatiable thirst for…
The first book in the Tenochtitlan Trilogy, The Serpent and the Eagle by Edward Rickford has set the bar quite high for other historical fiction books. The book is based on the Spanish-Mexica war. This first book of this trilogy focuses on the greed, ambition, and circumstances that occurred leading to the war. Although Governor…
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Readers’ Favorite Book Award Contest – Enter Today! Grace Rendell was sure that her husband, Eliot, was not only cheating on her but was also conspiring to murder her as soon as she inherited her father’s billions. Convincing others, however, of her convictions was not an easy task for…
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. A stroke takes a lot away from our definition of a normal body (and a normal life), but does it mark the end of life? Trapped Within by Jo Ann Glim is a written testament of the fact that it doesn’t have to be the end. After suffering a…
Innovation has been an integral part of our daily lives since ages. With a new product or a new feature popping up almost every other day, almost every business all around the globe has jumped into the game. Thinking of an idea that would have the potential of solving some problem may seem like the…
If there was ever a good time for the author, Nikhilesh Shrikhande, to pen down his knowledge about tigers and their importance in balancing the ecosystem, then that has to be now; and what’s a better age to be instilled with this wisdom than the early age of 8-12 years. Untold Stories of Indian Tigers by Nikhilesh…
