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Worst Hero Ever by Archer Thorn (Book Review #2137) – Review Tales
In Worst Hero Ever, Archer Thorn launches an irreverent, high-octane, and emotionally rich opening salvo to what promises to be an expansive saga—the Black Cape Saga. With sharp wit, reluctant heroism, and unflinching heart, this first installment manages to both deconstruct the superhero genre and deliver an addictive new universe. BUY NOW Jim Riven, the…
Review Tales Hits #1 on Amazon Hot New Releases! – Review Tales
We’re officially #1 on Amazon Hot New Releases in Collectible Magazines & Newspapers! Review Tales – Summer 2025 has taken the top spot, and it’s all thanks to the incredible writing community, talented authors, and loyal readers who make this possible. Your stories, your support, and your trust in our platform fuel everything we do.…
Tales of Piecora 01 – The Emerald Cave by Jason Behnke (Book Review #2135) – Review Tales
The first installment in The Book of Urm series, Tales of Piecora 01 – The Emerald Cave, is a sprawling, intricately crafted fantasy tale that offers readers far more than your typical sword-and-sorcery narrative. Written and illustrated by Jason Behnke, this debut novel is not only a tribute to the vastness of epic worldbuilding, but…
The After (The After Series Book 1) by J Taylor (Book Review #2134) – Review Tales
The After plunges readers into a gripping post-apocalyptic world where a deadly virus has shattered society and isolated pockets of humanity strive to survive. Set in rural Nova Scotia, the story follows fourteen-year-old Charlotte, who has grown up in a fragile bubble of relative peace with her family. This hard-won stability is disrupted when Charlotte…
Sacred Struggle, A Dragon Rider Fantasy Romance by Rochelle L. Wilcox (Book Review #2133) – Review Tales
Rochelle L. Wilcox’s Sacred Struggle invites readers into a gripping Norse-inspired fantasy world where power, love, and rebellion intertwine. The story follows Sifa, an elf trapped in the hostile land of Vanatia for ten years—a place where elves face imprisonment or death. Using her formidable mind magic to manipulate memories, Sifa serves as a spy…
Proxima’s Gift by Marc Peter Keane (Book Review #2132) – Review Tales
In Proxima’s Gift, Marc Peter Keane delivers a luminous and profound meditation on empathy, ecological connection, and human evolution. Best known for his contemplative writing on Japanese gardens and aesthetics, Keane shifts from nonfiction to speculative fiction with remarkable skill, crafting a utopian novel that is as philosophical as it is emotionally resonant. Set in…
Mountain Interlude by S.V. Brosius (Book Review #2131) – Review Tales
S.V. Brosius delivers a touching and quietly mysterious tale in Mountain Interlude, a paranormal romance novelette that blends healing, heartache, and otherworldly mystery deep in the wintry heart of Colorado. BUY NOW At the center of the story is a lonely, divorced woman seeking refuge in a secluded mountain setting. What she discovers, however, is…
Aletheia Vol I: In The Shadows by Luigi A Kohli (Book Review #2130) – Review Tales
Luigi A. Kohli’s Aletheia: In The Shadows is an ambitious and gripping historical fiction novel that dares to step into the aftermath of Ben-Hur—one of the most iconic novels of the 19th century. With sharp prose and cinematic depth, Kohli resurrects a world teetering on the edge of empire and rebellion, power and prophecy. BUY…
Imperiled: A Science Fiction Adventure by Alexander Hans Schmitt with Vonnie Gene Schmitt (Book Review #2127) – Review Tales
Imperiled is not just an epic space opera—it’s a legacy. Written over eight years by Alexander Hans Schmitt, and lovingly completed and edited by his mother, Vonnie Gene Schmitt, after his untimely passing, this 486-page odyssey stands as a testament to perseverance, imagination, and the timeless spirit of speculative fiction. BUY NOW Set in a…
Manifest Through The Whole Nada: The Technique by Sabina T (Book Review #2180) – Review Tales
In a world filled with manifestation guides that often feel overwhelming or overly complex, Manifest Through The Whole Nada: The Technique by Sabina T is a refreshing and much-needed shift. It’s short, focused, and free of the fluff that tends to clutter books in this genre. Instead of offering grand promises, it delivers something far…
The 8th Edition of the Book Review Magazine is officially out! – Review Tales
The 8th edition of the Book Review Magazine is officially out. You can purchase your copy through the following link: https://www.amazon.com/Book-Review-Magazine-Summer-2025-ebook/dp/B0FH7KJDDX Thank you to all the authors who were featured in this edition — it has been a pleasure working with you. If you have not yet been featured and would like to appear in…
The Unravelling by Donna Besel (Book Review #2126) – Review Tales
In The Unravelling, Donna Besel delivers an unflinching and profoundly courageous memoir that sheds light on the lifelong aftermath of childhood sexual abuse—and the strength it takes to seek justice. Told with clarity and emotional honesty, Besel shares her family’s shattering experience when, in 1992, a wedding revelation exposed decades of abuse at the hands…
Woman in the Abbey by Mike Maggio (Book Review #2123) – Review Tales
Mike Maggio’s Woman in the Abbey is a chilling, genre-defying Gothic tale that lures readers into a world where horror, longing, and metaphysical revenge collide. At only 192 pages, this tightly-woven narrative offers a potent, haunting experience that echoes with classic Gothic tropes while daring to reinvent them. BUY NOW The novel follows a young…
Trauma and Ecstasy by Alex (Book Review #2122) – Review Tales
In Trauma and Ecstasy: How Psychedelics Made My Life Worth Living, Alex offers readers a raw, unfiltered, and deeply courageous memoir of surviving childhood sexual abuse and navigating the complex terrain of chronic, unexplained physical pain. This is not just a story of trauma—it is one of resilience, personal discovery, and the transformative power of…
Echoes in Dark Places by L. F. Shelly (Book Review #2112) – Review Tales
Thirteen Tales of Small Town Terror L. F. Shelly’s Echoes in Dark Places is a masterfully unsettling collection that explores the uncanny heartbeat beneath quiet towns. These aren’t just ghost stories — they’re visceral, beautifully written windows into the eerie, the haunted, and the unexplainable that lurk behind white picket fences and dusty roads. BUY…
The Unravelling by Donna Besel (Book Review #2121) – Review Tales
In The Unravelling, Donna Besel delivers an unflinching and profoundly courageous memoir that sheds light on the lifelong aftermath of childhood sexual abuse—and the strength it takes to seek justice. Told with clarity and emotional honesty, Besel shares her family’s shattering experience when, in 1992, a wedding revelation exposed decades of abuse at the hands…
The Carriage Master by Jake Hayes (Book Review #2117) – Review Tales
Jake Hayes delivers a wildly original and darkly hilarious ride in The Carriage Master, a vigilante thriller comedy that reads like a mashup of Kick-Ass, Dexter, and a late-night fever dream you didn’t know you needed. BUY NOW At the heart of the chaos is Alex Wagner, a 30-year-old art student and part-time bowling alley…
Callasandra Fractured by Stephanie Douglas (Book Review #2111) – Review Tales
Callasandra Fractured is a powerful YA dystopian debut that blends intense sci-fi action with deep emotional stakes. Stephanie Douglas crafts a richly imagined world where alternate dimensions collide, and one girl’s journey to find her family becomes a battle for truth, identity, and resistance. BUY NOW The story follows sixteen-year-old Cassi Dyson, whose life is…
D.O.G.: Executive Order by Robert Barlow Jr. (Book Review #2114) – Review Tales
In D.O.G.: Executive Order, debut author Robert Barlow Jr. delivers a gripping, high-stakes thriller that explores corruption at the highest levels of power—and the brave men caught in the crosshairs of politics and betrayal. BUY NOW When the President of the United States makes a secret, illegal alliance with a dangerous terrorist to secure his…
Ever Thine: A Tale of a Timeless Vow by Ina Ashcroft (Book Review #2113) – Review Tales
Ina Ashcroft’s Ever Thine is a spellbinding fusion of romantic sci-fi, poetic suspense, and philosophical wonder, wrapped in a futuristic tale that feels deeply human. With elements of AI consciousness, reincarnated love, and Victorian flashbacks, the story beautifully bridges the gap between machine logic and soulful longing. BUY NOW Set in 2040 at Aidyn Corp,…
Dinosaur Land by Diane Green (Book Review #2115) – Review Tales
Dinosaur Land is a heartfelt and imaginative middle-grade novel that takes readers on a memorable journey through the eyes of twelve-year-old Tommy, a quick-witted and street-smart foster child. Tommy’s life, marked by instability and the challenges of foster care, begins to shift dramatically when he is placed with an eccentric new foster parent he affectionately…
Grandma Luther King by Rod Martinez (Book Review #2120) – Review Tales
In Grandma Luther King, Rod Martinez delivers a powerful, heartfelt picture book that bridges generations and brings history to life through the eyes of a grandmother and her curious grandson. What begins as a simple city bus ride becomes a moving lesson in courage, legacy, and the quiet strength of those who fought for civil…
Eyes of a Different Color by Robert Jaffee, MD (Book Review #2116) – Review Tales
Eyes of a Different Color is a poignant and richly detailed debut novel that navigates the complexities of identity, culture, and love through the eyes of two people from vastly different worlds. Inspired by lived experiences, Robert Jaffee offers a story that is as emotionally honest as it is culturally insightful. BUY NOW Iris, a…
Not Good Enough Girl by Sondra R. Brooks (Book Review #2118) – Review Tales
In Not Good Enough Girl: A Memoir of an Inconvenient Daughter, Sondra R. Brooks opens a raw and deeply intimate window into the lifelong emotional tightrope walked by daughters of dysfunctional mothers. With poignant honesty and poetic clarity, Brooks recounts the unraveling effects of being raised by an eight-times-married, emotionally volatile mother who made Sondra…
A Secret Soldier’s Confession by Dennis Barger (Book Review #2107) – Review Tales
“Pursuit of her grandfather’s last request seemed straightforward. The adventure proved troublesome.” So begins A Secret Soldier’s Confession, an exhilarating debut novel by Dennis Barger—a high-stakes action-adventure mystery that seamlessly blends historical intrigue, globe-trotting peril, and an emotionally compelling journey of discovery. BUY NOW Set against a richly imagined international backdrop, the novel follows Emma…
1066 – THE YEAR OF INVASIONS by Louis Latzer (Book Review #2106) – Review Tales
1066 – THE YEAR OF INVASIONS is a richly imagined and intricately woven alternate history novel that redefines the outcome of one of the most pivotal years in European history. Combining historical accuracy with inventive twists, this story dares to ask, “What if the Battle of Hastings had ended differently?” The result is a fast-paced,…
16 Stories About 16 Therapists by Dianne Corbeau (Book Review #2105) – Review Tales
In 16 Stories About 16 Therapists, Dianne Corbeau takes readers on a raw, honest, and often humorous journey through the therapist’s chair—from the other side of the couch. With each short story, readers are offered a voyeuristic peek into the deeply personal, sometimes absurd, sometimes profound quest for mental health support. BUY NOW Told with…
The Secret Method for Growing Younger by Ellen Wood (Book Review #2104) – Review Tales
In The Secret Method for Growing Younger, Ellen Wood delivers an empowering and heartfelt guide that merges personal healing, scientific curiosity, and spiritual wisdom into a transformative self-help experience. This expanded edition of her original work, previously titled Think and Grow Young, is not only a testimony of triumph over early Alzheimer’s symptoms but also…
A Legend of Tara: Fionn the Reviver by Colm Hearne (Book Review #2102) – Review Tales
From the heart of Irish folklore comes a charming and imaginative tale that will transport young readers into a world of ancient legends, mystical creatures, and the enduring power of bravery. A Legend of Tara: Fionn the Reviver by Colm Hearne is an enchanting children’s fantasy novel that blends rich mythological roots with fresh storytelling,…
A.I. Capone: The Digital Don by Paul Ponce (Book Review #2101) – Review Tales
A.I. Capone: The Digital Don is a slick, cinematic tech-thriller that detonates genre boundaries with unapologetic swagger. Paul Ponce’s debut is as bold and unpredictable as the title implies—merging cyberpunk aesthetics, military action, and dark satire into a high-stakes narrative that reads like Blade Runner hijacked by Scorsese. BUY NOW At the center of the…
All My Cake & What It Cost Me: Small Steps to Big Change by Gerardo (Jerry) Gutierrez (Book Review #2100) – Review Tales
Gerardo “Jerry” Gutierrez’s All My Cake & What It Cost Me is a beautifully candid and refreshingly grounded memoir that transcends typical self-help fare. This is not a book of bold declarations or quick-fix promises—it’s a story of real, raw transformation built on the quiet, unglamorous power of small steps taken one day at a…
We’re #1 on Amazon! – Review Tales
We’re proud to announce that the eBook Review Magazine is now the #1 New Release on Amazon in its category. This milestone is a reflection of the amazing community of readers, authors, and supporters who continue to champion the power of great books and honest reviews. Inside this issue, you’ll find in-depth book reviews, author…
Shadow of the Eternal Watcher by Josh Mendoza (Book Review #2096) – Review Tales
Josh Mendoza’s Shadow of the Eternal Watcher is a genre-blending thrill ride that fuses sci-fi, noir, political intrigue, and metaphysical mystery into one high-octane narrative. With razor-sharp prose, cinematic pacing, and a protagonist who feels like he walked straight out of a Bogart film—and into a time fracture—this is a debut that doesn’t just entertain,…
The Cobbler’s Crusaders by Rick Steigelman (Book Review #2095) – Review Tales
Rick Steigelman’s The Cobbler’s Crusaders is a charming, witty, and delightfully unpredictable tale of childhood mischief and cultural collision, set against the postcard-perfect backdrop of Paris. But don’t let the premise of “three rascally nine-year-old girls” fool you — this novel is written for adults, filled with clever dialogue, layered characters, and a sly, literary…
Old Macdonald’s Farm by Andrew Hunter (Book Review #2094) – Review Tales
Old Macdonald’s Farm is a brilliantly funny and refreshingly modern twist on a classic that delivers laugh-out-loud moments from start to finish. Written and illustrated by debut author Andrew Hunter, this bedtime romp turns a familiar nursery rhyme into a wildly unpredictable tale of disappearing animals, unexpected interruptions, and one very dramatic horse. BUY NOW…
Cosmic American Rhapsody by Ray Sweatman (Book Review #2097) – Review Tales
Cosmic American Rhapsody by Ray Sweatman is an eccentric and imaginative tribute to the life and legacy of Gram Parsons, the country-rock icon whose pioneering influence still resonates. Set in the Joshua Desert, the novel follows Gram as he hovers between life and death after an overdose, shifting in and out of reality to relive…
THE MERCILESS DUO RETURNS by George Milare (Book Review #2098) – Review Tales
George Milare’s The Merciless Duo Returns is not your average crime thriller—it’s a gritty, psychological deep-dive into terror, trauma, and twisted justice. As Book 1 in the Most Wanted series, it sets the stage with chilling confidence and unrelenting suspense. BUY NOW Set in Kenya, the novel introduces us to a pair of tormentors known only as The Merciless Duo.…
Climbers by Alexander Julian III (Book Review #2095) – Review Tales
In Climbers, Alexander Julian III delivers a gripping, atmospheric plunge into a dystopian world where survival hangs—literally and figuratively—by a thread. Set generations after the collapse of civilization, the novel opens atop a crumbling Eiffel Tower, now home to a rigid tribe whose survival depends on brutal tradition and fearful suspicion of mutation. From this…
The Department of Adventuring: Into the Deep by Three Kobold in a Trench Coat (Book Review #2094) – Review Tales
Blending epic fantasy, urban adventure, and laugh-out-loud absurdity, The Department of Adventuring: Into the Deep is an unforgettable debut that feels like Dungeons & Dragons was tossed into a blender with The X-Files, Good Omens, and just a dash of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. BUY NOW At the center of this chaotic, magical romp is Anakin, a…
A Song at Dead Man’s Cove by Ana Yudin (Book Review #2093) – Review Tales
Haunting, atmospheric, and emotionally rich, A Song at Dead Man’s Cove is a masterfully woven tale of myth, memory, and the ghosts we carry—both literal and metaphorical. BUY NOW Set along the stormy coast of Washington, the novel spans two timelines: in 2023, Zarya, a hotel concierge emotionally numb and intimacy-avoidant, is drawn into the…