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Rock Your Fashion and Musical Knowledge with Circe and Aliyah’s Rockin’ Dress-Up Adventure by Marina Kushnir and Robert Anasi Dumbass (Book Review #2026) – Review Tales
Circe and Aliyah's Rockin' Dress-Up Adventure: Groovy Cut-Out Paper Dolls by Marina Royzman Kushnir and Robert Edward Anasi is an exciting and interactive journey into the world of music and fashion, perfect for young music enthusiasts and aspiring artists. The book follows two best friends, Circe and Aliyah, as they teach themselves to play guitar…
A Powerful Exploration of Empathy and Liberation: Bell Tower by Raphael Pond (Book Review#2025) – Review Tales
In Bell Tower, author Raphael Pond introduces a thrilling dystopian world where a single phrase can heal pain, and ancient meditation practices hold the key to unlocking human potential. At the heart of this compelling narrative is Sasha Sumzer, a mysterious and enigmatic meditation teacher with a hidden agenda that could change the course of…
An Instrument for Florenda by Tomeko Brown and Christopher Smallwood (Book Review #2024) – Review Tales
An Instrument for Florenda is a heartwarming and inspiring story for young readers, written by Tomeko Brown and Christopher Smallwood. The novel follows eleven-year-old Florenda Little, a girl growing up in Louisiana, where music and sound fill her world. Florenda’s passion for playing an instrument has blossomed since attending a live orchestra performance, and her…
Abby and the Bicycle Race by Abigail Subrena Laub (Book Review #2023) – Review Tales
Abigail Subrena Laub’s Abby and the Bicycle Race is a delightful and empowering story that captures the heart and imagination of readers, both young and old. Based on true events from Laub’s childhood in Guyana, this tale carries an inspiring message about courage, resilience, and breaking barriers. BUY NOW The story takes readers to the…
EINZ Vol. I by O. Hayat (Book Review #2022) – Review Tales
EINZ Vol. I by O. Hayat presents an engaging and unorthodox approach to philosophical and political discourse. The book comprises a series of essays that probe deeply into some of the world’s most complex and enduring questions. Ranging from broad philosophical dilemmas to specific political debates, Hayat’s collection is both ambitious and refreshingly original in…
Everything I Hope For by Cinda Gault (Book Review #2021) – Review Tales
Cinda Gault’s Everything I Hope For is a beautifully crafted coming-of-age novel that explores themes of family, identity, love, and personal growth. Set in the early 1970s, the story follows Belinda Pompey, a bright and introspective young woman navigating the challenges of a fractured home, societal expectations, and the excitement of first love. Belinda’s world…
The Ocean in Our Blood by Tara Pyfrom (Book Review #2020) – Review Tales
The Ocean in Our Blood by Tara Pyfrom is a harrowing and deeply emotional memoir that tells the story of a family’s survival through one of nature's most terrifying forces: Hurricane Dorian. Set in the beautiful, but storm-prone islands of the Bahamas, this memoir captures the heart-wrenching journey of Tara Pyfrom, her wife Catherine, their…
The Little Goblin by Joanne Lecuyer (Book Review #2019) – Review Tales
The Little Goblin by Joanne Lecuyer is a captivating and heartwarming adventure that introduces readers to a courageous little goblin on a mission to save his maba, a beloved family member. In a world filled with mystical creatures, lush forests, and magical herbs, the goblin is determined to find a rare and powerful shroom that…
The Last Hurrah – A Living Workbook for A Happy Ending by Mary Ann Burrows (Book Review #2018) – Review Tales
Death is often a subject we avoid discussing, yet it remains one of life's few certainties. In The Last Hurrah: A Living Workbook for a Happy Ending, Mary Ann Burrows approaches this delicate topic with grace, practicality, and an uplifting perspective. More than just an organizational tool, this book is a heartfelt guide that encourages…
The Keepers of the Light (Logan LeVec) by Trevor A. Dutcher (Book Review #2017) – Review Tales
The Keepers of the Light (Logan LeVec) by Trevor A. Dutcher is an exciting and imaginative fantasy adventure that follows Logan LeVec, a brilliant but socially awkward middle-schooler, on an extraordinary journey. The story begins with Logan’s close relationship with his eccentric grandfather, whose wildly imaginative stories are often dismissed by Logan’s skeptical mother. However,…
The Island by Brian Conte (Book Review #2016) – Review Tales
The Island by Brian Conte is an enthralling coming-of-age tale that weaves adventure, survival, and personal transformation into a gripping narrative. Based on the real-life experience of the author’s son, Zeb, the story begins with an unimaginable event: Zeb finds himself stranded on a remote desert island. The plot follows his intense and often perilous…
The God Frequency by Douglas Hemme (Book Review #2014) – Review Tales
The God Frequency by Douglas Hemme is a high-stakes sci-fi thriller that blends cutting-edge science with intense political and personal conflict. The story follows Antwan, a brilliant engineer and ham radio operator who creates transceivers capable of unprecedented precision. Together with Lauren, a geophysicist student, they stumble upon a mysterious frequency that defies the laws…
Tangled Deception by Douglas Shepardson (Book Review #2012) – Review Tales
Tangling Deception is a fast-paced, high-stakes thriller that blends espionage, technological intrigue, and intense personal drama. The story revolves around Evelyn Pratt, a brilliant but enigmatic woman on the run from her past and coerced into carrying out a high-risk mission under threat from a mysterious caller. Evelyn, whose true identity is not who she…
Snitchland: The Graphic Novel by Tim Mulligan (Book Review #2011) – Review Tales
Snitchland: The Graphic Novel is a thrilling and atmospheric sequel to Tim Mulligan's Witchland, blending family drama, political intrigue, and supernatural horror into a compelling and visually stunning narrative. Set in the aftermath of a mysterious nuclear accident in what is described as "the most toxic place in the Western Hemisphere," this graphic novel delves…
Maiden Tomb by Cynthia Sally Haggard (Book Review #2010) – Review Tales
Cynthia Sally Haggard’s Maiden Tomb, the first installment in the Twelve Cursed Maidens series, is a mesmerizing retelling of The Twelve Dancing Princesses, infused with dark fantasy and gothic intrigue. With an innovative twist on the classic fairy tale, Haggard crafts a world teeming with mystery, danger, and a haunting sense of urgency as one…
Two Years Dead by Alan Cupp (Book Review #2009) – Review Tales
Alan Cupp’s Two Years Dead is a masterfully crafted thriller that delivers high-stakes action, complex moral dilemmas, and an emotionally gripping story of redemption. From the very first page, Cupp immerses readers in the perilous world of Jay Fields—a man who miraculously wakes from a coma nearly two years after an assassination attempt. Once a…
A Double-Double Publication! – Review Tales
Spring is Here – And So Are Our Best-Selling Magazines! Review Tales is thrilled to announce the release of two incredible Spring 2025 editions: The 14th issue of Book Article Magazine – A powerhouse of insightful articles, inspiring stories, and unique literary perspectives. The 4th issue of Book Review Magazine – Showcasing in-depth book reviews…
The Pond of Reflection by Catherine Ann Russell (Book Review #2007) – Review Tales
Catherine Ann Russell’s The Pond of Reflection, the first installment in The Pearls of Wisdom series, is a delightful and heartwarming fantasy adventure that will captivate readers of all ages. With its rich themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the power of inner character, this book offers not only an enchanting tale but also timeless life…
The Projectionist by Bigfoot (Book Review #2006) – Review Tales
Bigfoot’s The Projectionist is an inventive and heartwarming middle-grade tale that reimagines the art of storytelling with stunning originality. With a touch of whimsy and a dash of surrealism, it explores the power of creativity and resilience in a world where stories are outlawed. BUY NOW The narrative centers on twelve-year-old Ceres, a protagonist with…
The Sapien Empire: The Realms of Restarted Civilization by Nathan Ogloff (Book Review #2005) – Review Tales
Nathan Ogloff returns with The Sapien Empire: The Realms of Restarted Civilization, the second installment in The Sapien Empire series. This gripping continuation delves deeper into the challenges of rebuilding humanity after a catastrophic collapse, delivering a narrative rich with political intrigue, moral dilemmas, and emotional depth. BUY NOW The story picks up 25 years…
The Rebirth by V.P. Evans (Book Review #2004) – Review Tales
V.P. Evans delivers a gripping, dark noir thriller in The Rebirth, a novel that explores guilt, grief, and the fine line between justice and revenge. With two flawed protagonists at its core, the story pulls readers into a world of broken dreams, moral ambiguity, and the relentless pursuit of truth in the face of personal…
The Sorcerer and the Necromancer: A Tale From the City of Magic by Susan Ann Walker (Book Review #2003) – Review Tales
The Sorcerer and the Necromancer by Susan Ann Walker is a thrilling sword and sorcery fantasy set in a world of political intrigue, magical discovery, and dangerous secrets. At its heart is Daric, a young man who has spent his life doubting his magical abilities, only to discover, at the age of seventeen, that he…
The Physics of Why by Saleh R Shahid (Book Review #2002) – Review Tales
The Physics of Why by Saleh R Shahid is a fascinating and complex exploration of fate, love, science, and redemption, as told through the intertwined lives of three individuals across history, science, and the future. The book is divided into three parts, each exploring different realms of human existence while tying together the common thread…
Trembles of the Heart by Frankie Sutton (Book Review #2001) – Review Tales
Frankie Sutton’s Trembles of the Heart is a heartfelt contemporary romance that explores the complexities of love, secrets, and self-discovery. At 158 pages, this novel dives deep into the emotional journeys of Jessica Everhart and Mason Harris, two characters whose bond is tested by life’s unexpected challenges. BUY NOW Jessica has spent years hiding two…
Unused Towels by Fil Chavez (Book Review #2000) – Review Tales
Unused Towels by Fil Chavez is an insightful and profoundly moving memoir that navigates the heavy topic of suicide with a balance of heart-wrenching honesty and lighthearted humor. A finalist in the NM/Arizona Book Awards, this book is a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with suicidal thoughts or struggling to understand someone in the…
Vampiric Crush by Frankie Sutton (Book Review #1999) – Review Tales
Vampiric Crush by Frankie Sutton is a spellbinding urban fantasy that intertwines elements of romance, adventure, and self-discovery. The story follows Shae Taizer, a strong-willed protagonist determined to break free from the powerful grip of the Vampire King, Gerard. Hidden in the Royale Realm, Shae is faced not only with Gerard’s looming influence but also…
Watercolors and Tears by José Orlando Castañeda (Book Review #1998) – Review Tales
Watercolors and Tears by José Orlando Castañeda is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and self-discovery, set against the backdrop of immigration and the intricate web of human emotions. The novel follows Manuel, a young Ecuadorian who leaves his homeland in search of a better life in New York, and his wife, Elvira, who embarks…
When I Became Never by Nathalie Guilbeault (Book Review #1997) – Review Tales
Nathalie Guilbeault’s When I Became Never is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the dark recesses of the human mind through a complex web of revenge, madness, and narcissism. A stand-alone sequel to Inhaled, this novel delves deeper into the sinister psyche of Benjamin Rodriguez, a sociopath whose manipulative and toxic behavior leaves a trail…
A Love That’s Sure by Tami Ullom (Book Review#1996) – Review Tales
Tami Ullom’s A Love That’s Sure is a heartfelt children’s book that weaves a touching narrative of love, healing, and resilience. With its tender portrayal of the bond between a grieving woman and an equally wounded shelter dog, this book offers a poignant reminder of the transformative power of love, even in the face of…
Hustling the Mob: The Mafia, Malware, and Murder by Don Spillane (Book Review #1995) – Review Tales
In *Hustling the Mob: The Mafia, Malware, and Murder*, Don Spillane crafts a high-octane, international crime thriller that keeps the tension tight and the stakes higher than ever. The story revolves around Joshua, a world-class hacker, and Sarah, a master safe cracker, whose skills are typically put to use pilfering the bank accounts of other…
The Unbearable Lightness of Prose by By Brian J. Dolan – Review Tales
Writing has been a part of my life since childhood, but it's rarely been for my own satisfaction, driven instead by mainly academic or professional concerns. In recent years, I've ground out several pieces a year for trade outlets, always with an eye towards a commercial outcome. Unsatisfying in the end, and a slog to…
A Crow in the Canyon by Melissa Widmaier (Book Review #1994) – Review Tales
**A Crow in the Canyon** by Melissa Widmaier is a gripping epic fantasy novel set in a world where elemental spirits, prophecy, and family honor intertwine. The story follows the Ganwin family on a dangerous quest to rescue their patriarch, General Nojhi Ganwin, who has been imprisoned for the murder of Chieftain G’Nirac and his…
A Woman Like Maria by Gabriel Constans (Book Review #1993) – Review Tales
In *A Woman Like Maria*, Gabriel Constans delivers a deeply reflective and emotionally charged narrative that spans decades, exploring the life of Sophia, a young woman whose journey of self-discovery unfolds through her relationships and the choices she makes. BUY NOW Set against the backdrop of 1970s Germany, the story begins with Sophia, a village…
*Devil by the Tail* by Caroline Lavoie (Book Review #1992) – Review Tales
*Devil by the Tail* by Caroline Lavoie delivers an intense blend of folklore, mystery, and coming-of-age challenges. Seventeen-year-old Alex is fiercely independent, stubborn, and reluctant to acknowledge a curse that supposedly runs through her family. When her mother left, Alex wrote it off as an excuse to avoid their tough life in the Rockies, despite…
I Didn’t Mean To, But… by I.D. (Book Review #1890) – Review Tales
*I Didn’t Mean To, But...* by I.D. is a powerful exploration of human complexity, where choices, secrets, and the consequences of our actions collide in a maze of emotional and psychological turmoil. The novel blends elements of social and philosophical themes, challenging readers to reflect on the enigmatic nature of humanity and the difficult paths…
What Now? by Joyce V. Harrison (Book Review #1989) – Review Tales
*What Now?* by Joyce V. Harrison is a poignant and suspenseful journey of self-discovery, where the past collides with the present in unexpected ways. The story centers around 24-year-old Dylan Ryker, who, after the death of his father, discovers a matchbook hidden in a drawer—one that may hold the key to his identity and the…
Believe Nothing, Know Nothing by Jean-Claude Koven (Book Review #1988) – Review Tales
In *Believe Nothing, Know Nothing*, Jean-Claude Koven presents an audacious exploration into the very fabric of human existence, challenging everything we know and believe. The book serves as both a wake-up call and a survival manual for Lightworkers, offering a thought-provoking journey into the heart of consciousness, purpose, and spiritual awakening. Koven boldly proposes that…
Bitterblue by Sam Martin(Book Review #1986) – Review Tales
In *Bitterblue*, Sam Martin weaves a dark and gripping narrative that explores the complexities of deceit, redemption, and the search for forgiveness. Set against a backdrop of broken lives and hidden secrets, the story follows several interconnected characters, each struggling with their own demons and desperate choices. BUY NOW The plot kicks off with a…
The Bauer Ranch by Michael J. Stiehl (Book Review #1985) – Review Tales
*The Bauer Ranch* by Michael J. Stiehl is a chilling and atmospheric tale that seamlessly blends dark magic, horror, and a quest for redemption. The novel follows Abel Reed, a man resurrected from the dead, cursed with immortality, and forced into a perilous mission by a powerful sorceress. His target is Colonel Heinrich Bauer, a…
In Between by Nataša Dragnić (Book Review #1984) – Review Tales
Nataša Dragnić’s *In Between* is a stirring novel that dives into the complex, hidden spaces of the human heart with a narrative that is as delicate as it is profound. Set against the picturesque backdrop of France, the story introduces Brigitte, a German businesswoman grieving the loss of her son, and Christian, a French bookseller…