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Book Reviews
Reading is a perk, and a necessity, for being a writer. As a consequence I read a good deal on a pretty wide range of topics. So here is my collection of reviews for those books I have managed to get my hands on. Enjoy.
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The Things We Keep
The Things We Keep, the premier novel of Ms. Julee Balko, is a story about grief, both that which we let go and that which … Continue reading The Things We Keep
Intense Transformation
This little book is rather like a HIIT workout itself. Short, intense, sometimes a challenge, but in the end, it is worth the work. For … Continue reading Intense Transformation
Ta Le – Book 1: Knowledge
I picked up the novel of Yessoh G.D. entitled “Ta Le” because I wanted to experience a culture that was not my own. I find … Continue reading Ta Le – Book 1: Knowledge
Dark Apprentice
Wow, I really dislike Nikolai Fedorov. I know this guy. He is the guy who smirks when they think you can’t see. He is the … Continue reading Dark Apprentice
Steady
Steady: A Guide to Better Mental Health Through and Beyond the Coronavirus Pandemic by Dr. Sarb Johal is one of those books I wish everyone … Continue reading Steady
Oathbreaker
If I was still giving my one line book reviews I would say Oathbreaker, the premier novel by author A.J. Rettger, was “Brain Popcorn.” I … Continue reading Oathbreaker
Ground Control
I could not have been more wrong. While the plot does follow the basic tenets of Sci-fi and space colonization it is far more a story about inner space than outer space.
Wild Things Will Roam
Wild Things Will Roam, the debut novel by K.M. West, is a post-apocalyptic gore fest with a soul. The surprises don’t stop there.