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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.
Nota Bene – I am also a reviewer for Book Sirens, so if you like what you see, ping me.
The Power of the Eight
The Power of the Eight by Suzanne Rho is one of those books that improves after the fact. If that sounds like I am damning … Continue reading The Power of the Eight
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.
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