Tag: fiction

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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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.

Starter Wife by Bethany Lopez: A Compelling Tale of Love and Betrayal | Book Review

Starter Wife by Bethany Lopez is a romantic fiction that encourages second chances at love and the obstacles that follow this journey.

The Lost Son: A Young Adult Fantasy Novel by Aidan Lucid

“The Lost Son (Second Edition)” by Aidan Lucid is a young adult fantasy novel filled with adventure, magic, and romance. It follows Henry’s unexpected journey into an alternate reality after discovering a magical coin. While the book’s plot and character development are compelling, the execution of dialogues could be improved. Overall, it’s an exciting read for fans of young adult fantasy.

Higher Education

Because higher education is a dumpster fire, and we don’t have the budget to buy extinguishers. – an excerpt from Higher Education by Dr. Ashley Oliphant #humor #bookreview #bookblog #mojitowithatwist

The Tooth Fairy by Davide Tarsitano

If the idea of a tooth fairy brings warmth to your heart, then Davide Tarsitano’s psychological thriller, The Tooth Fairy, will replace that feeling with a biting cold sensation that will daunt you for a long time.

Asylum by Tamera Lawrence

I have reviewed Asylum by Tamera Lawrence for Reader’s Favorite. Tamera Lawrence’s Asylum is a nail-biting thriller whose story revolves around Kyle. Like all the other resident kids of the Rose Hill Asylum, Kyle also silently wished to get adopted. This was the only way to escape the violent bullying and darkness of the asylum….

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The Girl in Cell 49B

To say that Emily Calby’s sweet sixteen birthday was far from normal would be the understatement of the year. On her sixteenth birthday, she got arrested for carrying an illegal weapon. As she lived anonymously under a fake name, this arrest threatened her true identity being revealed to the world. As a murder charge got added to her original charges, her anonymous life should have been the least of her concerns. Soon, she found herself behind bars in a juvenile prison. Any hope she had of having an easy trial evaporated the moment she came face to face with Leslie, vindictive prosecutor hellbent on getting the “little gutter rat” (Emily Calby) thrown into an adult prison for life. The second book in the Emily Calby series, The Girl in Cell 49B by Dorian Box is the gripping tale of a sixteen-year-old who, like a phoenix from the ashes, rises from her anger issues and guilt of the past. But would she survive the law that has many exceptions attached to each rule?