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African Queens by Kristan Hypolite, M. Ed. (Book Review #2091) – Review Tales
African Queens by Kristan Hypolite, M. Ed. is a vibrant tribute to the many influential women who shaped Africa’s history and cultural legacy. Through concise portraits of warrior queens, political leaders, and visionary rulers, the book offers an accessible introduction to notable figures—such as Queen Amanirenas of Kush, who held her ground against Roman invasion,…
The Skyman’s Legacy by Pete Kramer (Book Review #2090) – Review Tales
Pete Kramer’s The Skyman’s Legacy launches readers into a richly conceived world of soaring “cloud-reachers,” labyrinthine espionage, and warring superpowers. From the very first chapter, it’s clear that Kramer delights in plunging his characters into tense, high-flying exploits—both literally and figuratively. The result is a dynamic mix of steampunk-like technology, political machinations, and personal stakes…
The Time Engineers by Charles W. Lampert (Book Review #2089) – Review Tales
The Time Engineers by Charles W. Lampert deftly blends futuristic technology with fast-paced intrigue to create a truly engaging sci-fi thriller. The story centers on Will Schachter, a former Navy SEAL turned covert “time engineer,” whose high-stakes missions involve sabotaging dangerous scientific breakthroughs before they spiral out of control. From sabotage in a cutting-edge particle…
Between Heaven and Saturn: Eye of Saturn by Idalita Wright Raso (Book Review #2088) – Review Tales
Between Heaven and Saturn: Eye of Saturn by Idalita Wright Raso transports readers into a mesmerizing realm where mythic gods vie for power alongside mortal rulers, and vampiric curses reshape destinies. Set against a lavish backdrop of grand castles and timeless temples, this second installment in the Between Heaven and Saturn series offers both epic…
Star Brother by Maxine Rose Schur (Book Review #2087) – Review Tales
Star Brother by Maxine Rose Schur is a multi-layered, emotionally poignant story that captivates readers with its combination of science fiction, thriller, and coming-of-age elements. At the heart of the novel is 15-year-old Jason, a scruffy, isolated foster kid who has never truly felt at home or connected to anyone. Despite his brilliance, demonstrated through…
The Price of Freedom by Michael C. Bland (Book Review #2086) – Review Tales
The Price of Freedom, the final book in The Price of trilogy, delivers a thrilling and emotionally charged conclusion to Michael C. Bland’s dystopian saga. Set in 2047, the story follows rebel leader Dray Quintero as he faces his darkest hour. Imprisoned, broken, and haunted by the cries of his daughter Raven, Dray believes all…
Lunas и Moons: A Multilingual Voyage by Ivan Brave (Book Review #2085) – Review Tales
Lunas и Moons: A Multilingual Voyage by Ivan Brave is an immersive journey into the heart of avant-garde poetry that transcends the boundaries of language and culture. Blending Spanish, Russian, and English, this chapbook invites readers to experience a fresh, experimental exploration of sound, meaning, and emotion. BUY NOW The collection features five unique pieces,…
The Fossilarchy by Tom Clark (Book Review #2084) – Review Tales
Tom Clark’s The Fossilarchy plunges readers into a near-future world on the brink of ecological collapse, where global power brokers and everyday activists collide in a high-stakes battle over fossil fuels, political corruption, and the planet’s survival. In a crisp, thriller-style narrative, Clark weaves together multinational plots—from clandestine mercenary missions and targeted sabotage to grassroots…
The Cul-de-sac By Christopher Null (Book Review #2083) – Review Tales
How well do you really know your neighbors? That’s the burning question at the heart of Christopher Null’s chilling and clever domestic thriller, The Cul-de-sac. With unsettling precision and a wickedly dark sense of timing, Null draws readers into a quiet suburban street in northern California—where pristine lawns and casual waves conceal layers of secrets,…
Heal & Attract by Tell Wellness Press (Book Review #2081) – Review Tales
If you’re battling chronic fatigue syndrome or constantly navigating stress and burnout, Heal & Attract offers a grounded, empowering path toward transformation. More than just a workbook or journal, this guide is a daily wellness tool designed to help you reframe your health journey through a mix of structured self-care, holistic healing, and mindset realignment.…
Grateful Lady by Mehdi Esfandiari (Book Review #2080) – Review Tales
In Grateful Lady, Mehdi Esfandiari invites readers into a tender, reverent exploration of the female form — not as an object, but as a vessel of divine craftsmanship, strength, and beauty. This is not a medical book, nor is it merely poetic admiration; it is a spiritual journey, a heartfelt tribute to the anatomical and…
All the Silent Bones by Gregory Funaro (Book Review #2079) – Review Tales
Gregory Funaro returns with a bone-chilling thriller that proves once again why he's earned a reputation as a master of suspense. All the Silent Bones is an unrelenting, atmospheric descent into terror—where the past refuses to stay buried and silence speaks louder than screams. BUY NOW Set in a small, seemingly quiet town with deep-rooted…
A Glass Darkly by Nick Evans (Book Review #2058) – Review Tales
Nick Evans' A Glass Darkly is a profoundly moving memoir that intertwines the personal with the historical, shedding light on the hidden struggles of a family shaped by war, tragedy, and moral conviction. Subtitled “A wartime love story. A conscientious objector. Two disasters. A boy left alone,” the book reads like a novel—but every word…
Troubled Jones by William Kareem Mangus (Book Review #2078) – Review Tales
Troubled Jones by William Kareem Mangus is more than a book—it’s a tool, a mentor, and a mirror for school-age children learning how to process emotions, express themselves, and navigate growing up in an increasingly complex world. BUY NOW This thoughtful work of juvenile nonfiction is structured around themes of creative writing, self-expression, and family…
Unexpected Awakening by Laurie S. Jacobson (Book Review #2077) – Review Tales
Laurie S. Jacobson’s Unexpected Awakening is a luminous, raw, and redemptive journey into healing, told through the lens of one woman’s life-altering stay at a Buddhist monastery. Blending memoir with spiritual insight, it is both a testament to personal resilience and an invitation to transformation. BUY NOW Jacobson arrives at the monastery battered not only…
The Woman on the Ferry by Brenda K. Uekert, PhD (Book Review #2076) – Review Tales
Brenda K. Uekert’s The Woman on the Ferry is a beautifully written, soul-searching memoir that explores what it means to reclaim your life on your own terms—mile by mile, moment by moment. At its heart, it’s a story of reinvention, of listening to the call of nature and intuition over noise and expectation. BUY NOW…
Rocky Frontier by Jaden Faraquhar (Book Review #2074) – Review Tales
Set on the remote ESSO-3 Colony, a distant planet that takes ten years to reach, Rocky Frontier is a gripping science fiction debut that blends space thriller, character-driven drama, and first contact mystery into a tightly woven, suspenseful narrative. BUY NOW Told exclusively through the eyes of Larry Atkins, a security officer awakened from cryogenic…
Raised by a Narcissist: That Woman aka My MotherBy Serena Bennett (Book Review #2072) – Review Tales
Serena Bennett’s Raised by a Narcissist is more than a memoir—it’s a reckoning. Told with striking clarity and heartfelt vulnerability, this book is a raw, unfiltered journey through childhood trauma, emotional neglect, and the long path toward healing. Each chapter stands as both a personal account and a universal testimony for survivors of narcissistic abuse.…
Ellen in Puzantium by CE Huntingdon (Book Review #2073) – Review Tales
In Ellen in Puzantium, CE Huntingdon invites readers on a riotously absurd, heart-filled journey through a world that defies logic, embraces the weird, and celebrates the power of unlikely heroes. Imagine Monty Python crashing into Discworld, narrated by a talking dog with a penchant for divine commentary—and you’re just starting to scratch the surface. BUY…
The Qaraq, Book One of the Reincarnation Chronicles by Stephen Weinstock (Book Review #2058) – Review Tales
Stephen Weinstock’s 1001: The Qaraq is an imaginative and deeply layered debut in The Reincarnation Chronicles series. Blending elements of magical realism, psychological drama, and spiritual exploration, the novel centers on Sahara Fleming, a pregnant woman plagued by vivid visions of past lives—ranging from goddesses on the Red Isle to scenes of opulence and hedonism…
Seal and the Quest for Ardaas by Amanjot K. (Book Review #2071) – Review Tales
Amanjot K.’s Seal and the Quest for Ardaas is a whimsical yet profound spiritual fantasy that blends cross-cultural exploration, ancient wisdom, and feline courage into a heartwarming adventure. From the quiet corners of a suburban cat orphanage to the mystical landscapes of Nepal, Japan, and India, readers are whisked into a rich and enlightening journey…
A Practical Guide to Navigating Retirement by James J. Kinzer (Book Review #2070) – Review Tales
Retirement is a Contact Sport by James J. Kinzer is an insightful and practical guide that provides essential advice for individuals considering retirement or those already in the midst of it. With over 15 years of personal retirement experience, Kinzer offers a wealth of knowledge, based not only on his own journey but also from…
A Heartfelt Memoir of Family, Care, and Love by Jane Farrell (Book Review #2069) – Review Tales
Raising Mom: A Daughter's Gift for Her Mother's Final Days by Jane Farrell is a tender and touching memoir that captures the complexities of caring for an aging parent. This deeply emotional and beautifully written book is a tribute to the special bond between mother and daughter and reflects the universal experience of navigating the…
A Powerful, Candid Reflection: Plus-Size: A Memoir of Pop Culture, Fatphobia, and Social Change by Mekdela (Book Review #2068) – Review Tales
Mekdela's Plus-Size offers a deeply insightful and candid exploration of fatphobia, social change, and the evolving body positive movement. Through a collection of thought-provoking essays, Mekdela blends personal reflections with cultural analyses to demonstrate how pop culture has played a role in shaping America's often toxic relationship with fat. BUY NOW From films and television…
A Tale of Royal Bloodlines, Secrets, and Love: Next in Line by Donna Marie West (Book Review #2067) – Review Tales
Next in Line by Donna Marie West is a gripping thriller that blends mystery, suspense, and romance with the tantalizing prospect of hidden royal bloodlines. From the first page, readers are thrust into a whirlwind of secrets, danger, and impossible choices as Alison Mitchell finds herself entangled in the life of a mysterious young man,…
Abby and the Bicycle Race by Abigail Subrena Laub (Book Review #2066) – 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…
The Promise of Unbroken Straw By Ken Steele (Book Review #2065) – Review Tales
Ken Steele’s The Promise of Unbroken Straw is a sweeping, heartfelt novel that captures the quiet ache of loss, the tangled web of family secrets, and the strength it takes to carry the weight of a fractured past. Set against the stark beauty of 1940s Oklahoma, this historical coming-of-age story unspools with lyrical prose and…
It Started with Back Pain: Perimenopause Hormone Hell, Fibroids, Cancer or Endometriosis? by Siobhan Donoghue (Book Review #2064) – Review Tales
Siobhan Donoghue’s It Started with Back Pain is an extraordinary journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the refusal to accept “this is just the way it is” as an answer. From the opening line—“It didn’t start with a hysterectomy, it started with back pain”—you’re pulled into a deeply personal and powerful story that will resonate with…
Don’t Settle, Choose to Feel Good: 20 Keys to Achieve It By Pablo Tricci (Book Review #2063) – Review Tales
In a world where busyness has become a badge of honor and stress is often worn like a second skin, Don’t Settle, Choose to Feel Good offers a powerful invitation: stop merely existing and start consciously choosing a better, more meaningful way to live. With warmth, clarity, and a quietly persuasive tone, Pablo Tricci guides…
ADHD STRATEGIES FOR ADULTS by Theo SHARP (Book Review #2062) – Review Tales
Living with ADHD as an adult can often feel like trying to function in a world that wasn’t built with your mind in mind. The distractions, the overwhelm, the guilt of unfinished tasks, and the fear of being misunderstood are all too real. But in his powerful new book, Brian offers more than just hope—he…
In My Boots by Amanda K. Jaros (Book Review #2060) – Review Tales
Amanda K. Jaros’s In My Boots: A Memoir of Five Million Steps Along the Appalachian Trail is a deeply affecting, gracefully written memoir that charts both a physical odyssey and an emotional reckoning. In the spirit of Cheryl Strayed’s Wild, Jaros invites readers to walk beside her as she leaves behind the confines of a…
After Pearl by Mark Wisniewski (Book Review #2059) – Review Tales
Mark Wisniewski’s After Pearl is a masterfully written, darkly atmospheric historical mystery that immerses readers in the morally murky world of 1940s Buffalo, just months after the attack on Pearl Harbor. At once gritty and psychologically complex, the novel introduces us to Nicholas Bishop, an alcoholic private investigator who wakes up in a hotel room…
Immortality Bytes by Daniel Lawrence Abrams (Book Review #2057) – Review Tales
Daniel Lawrence Abrams’ debut novel, Immortality Bytes, is a ferociously clever, genre-blending cyberpunk satire that hits with the impact of a neural upload and the bite of political comedy at its sharpest. A winner of multiple prestigious awards—including “Best Science Fiction” and “Best Humor/Satire” from the 2024 American Fiction and Storytrade Awards—this book is as…
Prince of Ruin: An Occasional King Novel by Hannah Marie and Caeli Rose (Book Review #2056) – Review Tales
In a literary era increasingly saturated with romance-forward fantasy, Prince of Ruin: An Occasional King Novel boldly charts its own course through grit, gallows humor, and deep moral introspection. Co-authored by sisters Hannah Marie and Caeli Rose, this debut entry in a long-planned series delivers a dramatic and thought-provoking journey into the troubled mind of…
The Gates of Polished Horn (Book Review #2055) – Review Tales
In The Gates of Polished Horn, the mundane and the mythic coalesce into a lyrical meditation on memory, marriage, and the fragile nature of identity. Through the lens of Liz and Oscar’s quietly fraying relationship, the novel invites readers to inhabit an interior world shaped by love’s idealism and the slow, subtle erosion of dreams…
The Goddess of Loneliness by John Straughn (Book Review #2054) – Review Tales
The Goddess of Loneliness by John Straughn is a profoundly creative and emotionally resonant work of speculative fiction that dares to explore the existential themes of introversion, isolation, identity, and the aching need for connection. Through a bold reimagining of the universe's origins, Straughn delivers a story that's equal parts philosophical allegory, dark satire, and heartfelt…
Where I Belong by Candice Black (Book Review #2053) – Review Tales
Candice Black’s Where I Belong unfolds in short, dialogue-driven snapshots, following Clara—a woman who has just lost her job—through conversations that hint at both the upheaval in her life and the support she unexpectedly finds. Despite its brevity, the piece captures Clara’s resilience and her willingness to forge a new path by selling her handmade…
Through Jaded Eyes by Ryan W. McClellan (Book Review #2052) – Review Tales
Through Jaded Eyes is a visceral dystopian thriller, a fusion of psychological suspense, political commentary, and prophetic vision. Written with searing urgency and unflinching grit, Ryan W. McClellan delivers a novel that reads like a warning shot to a sleeping world—one that dares to ask what happens when a society decides fear is a disease…
Exploring the Dark and Light in The Shattered Morningstar by Zwahk Muchoney (Book Review #2051) – Review Tales
In The Shattered Morningstar, Zwahk Muchoney offers a unique blend of darkness and humor, weaving together three interconnected stories that explore different facets of the supernatural world. The first story delves into Lucifer’s terrifying descent into madness. We see the Morningstar, once the most exalted of angels, torn apart by inner turmoil, making for an…
Uncovering the Truth in The Missing Years by Kathy Haynes (Book Review #2050) – Review Tales
In The Missing Years, author Kathy Haynes weaves a compelling story about Norah, a woman navigating the complexities of love, family, and self-discovery. A divorced, fatherless daughter, Norah has worked hard to build a life where she is in control, but the one thing she hasn't figured out is lasting love. Struggling with the belief…