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The Planet That Was Mistaken for a Fool by Tamás Szikszai (Book Review #2228) – Review Tales
Tamás Szikszai’s The Planet That Was Mistaken for a Fool is a wildly inventive and razor-sharp satirical romp through a dystopian sci-fi future that feels eerily plausible, and all too human. With the madcap spirit of Douglas Adams and the dystopian edge of Black Mirror, Szikszai crafts a world where mega-corporations dictate reality, algorithms rule…
How to Price Your Book for Maximum Sales: Strategies for Authorsn by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Pricing a book correctly is a critical step in achieving both sales and visibility. Set it too high, and readers may hesitate to purchase; too low, and you risk undervaluing your work. Understanding your audience, genre standards, and marketing goals ensures your book reaches readers while maximizing profitability. Research Genre and Market Standards The first…
Yesterday’s Voices: Words To Live By by A. A. Willis (Book Review #2188) – Review Tales
Yesterday’s Voices: Words To Live By is a beautifully curated anthology that brings timeless wisdom into the fast-paced realities of modern life. Compiled by A. A. Willis, this fourth volume in the Yesterday’s Voices series offers readers a meditative journey through poetic, philosophical, and spiritual literature, blending classical thought with present-day relevance. With selections drawn…
Your Tomorrow Was Today by Oyindamola Dosunmu (Book Review #2187) – Review Tales
Oyindamola Dosunmu’s Your Tomorrow Was Today is a striking and powerful debut—one that pulses with emotional gravity, cultural resonance, and a fierce literary voice. Set between the energetic bustle of Lagos City and the evocative terrain of Eastern Nigeria, this novel invites readers into the intimate, complex world of Karen, a woman forced to reckon…
Adding a Point by Amir Szuster (Book Review #2186) – Review Tales
In Adding a Point, author Amir Szuster invites readers into a beautifully concise world where very short stories—most under 200 words—carry surprising emotional weight and philosophical resonance. This collection of 55 flash fiction pieces is a celebration of literary minimalism, proving that brevity, when paired with insight and intentionality, can deliver an experience as deep…
How to Effectively Market Your Book: Strategies That Work for Authors by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Marketing a book is as important as writing it. Even the best manuscripts can go unnoticed without a strategic plan to reach readers. Effective book marketing involves understanding your audience, leveraging multiple platforms, and consistently promoting your work. Know Your Target Audience The first step in marketing is identifying who your readers are. Are they…
Singing the Forge by G.H. Mosson (Book Review #2218) – Review Tales
In Singing the Forge, G.H. Mosson presents a collection of poetry that feels at once deeply personal and broadly resonant, offering readers a lyrical meditation on what has shaped us as individuals and as a community across time. The book is structured to intertwine the poet’s own reflections with vivid glimpses into the lives of…
Alias Tomorrow by Anthony Caplan (Book Review #2185) – Review Tales
Anthony Caplan’s Alias Tomorrow is a genre-blending novel that challenges narrative conventions, weaving together domestic realism and speculative science fiction to explore the fractured yet hopeful nature of human connection. With its dual structure and philosophical depth, Caplan delivers a profound meditation on the bonds of family, the burden of memory, and the unsettling tension…
An Affection for an Unmarried Lady by Cynthia Joyce Clay (Book Review #2184) – Review Tales
Cynthia Joyce Clay’s An Affection for an Unmarried Lady is a masterful homage to the Regency romance tradition, infused with clever twists, layered emotional entanglements, and a vivid sense of time and place. With elegant prose and a deep understanding of aristocratic mores, Clay constructs a richly populated world of family legacies, secret fortunes, whispered…
How to Turn Your Manuscript into a Marketable Product: From Draft to Book Launch By Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Writing a manuscript is an incredible achievement, but the journey doesn’t end there. Turning your draft into a marketable product requires careful planning, professional presentation, and strategic promotion. Understanding each stage of the publishing process ensures your book not only reaches readers but also makes a strong impression. Professional Editing and Proofreading The first step…
Unspoken by Jann Alexander (Book Review #2183) – Review Tales
Unspoken: A Dust Novel delivers a gripping and emotionally resonant story of survival, separation, and the enduring bonds of family. Set against the bleak backdrop of the 1935 Dust Bowl, this first installment in The Dust Series follows ten-year-old Ruby Lee Becker, a girl torn from her family and forced to confront an unforgiving world…
Invisible: Max Wheeler’s Guide to (NOT) Fitting In by Ryan Andreassen (Book Review #2217) – Review Tales
Invisible: Max Wheeler’s Guide to (NOT) Fitting In by Ryan Andreassen is a laugh-out-loud, deeply heartfelt middle-grade novel that captures the joys and challenges of being different in a world that constantly pushes you to “fit in.” The story follows Max Wheeler, a bright, quirky, and endlessly inventive boy whose brain sometimes feels like a…
Tools and Resources Every Author Should Know: Boost Your Writing and Publishing Success by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Writing a book is just the beginning of an author’s journey. To produce high-quality work, stay organized, and market effectively, authors need the right tools and resources. From writing software to marketing platforms, leveraging technology can save time, enhance creativity, and expand your reach. Writing Software A reliable writing tool is essential. Programs like Scrivener…
Lost Heart in King Manor by Celeste Fenton (Book Review #2182) – Review Tales
In Lost Heart in King Manor, Celeste Fenton delivers a slow-burn romantic suspense brimming with atmosphere, secrets, and a dash of humor. This isn’t just a mystery—it’s a layered, character-driven story about a woman who has learned to protect her peace, only to be thrust into a situation that threatens everything she’s built. Gabby Heart,…
Children Of The Fire Moon by Bigfoot (Book Review # 2181) – Review Tales
Bigfoot takes a bold leap into cosmic fantasy with Children Of The Fire Moon, a dark and whimsical space tale that blends childhood innocence with unsettling mystery. Set on a remote lunar world, this short, atmospheric adventure follows Robert, Margo, and Jimi — three children who know nothing of Earth, chocolate, birthdays, or even parents.…
Time Management and Productivity Tips for Writers: Maximizing Your Creative Output by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Writing a book is a rewarding but demanding endeavor. Many authors struggle not with the act of writing itself, but with managing time effectively while balancing personal, professional, and creative responsibilities. Without a structured approach, deadlines slip, ideas stall, and motivation wanes. However, with intentional strategies, writers can dramatically increase productivity and maintain consistent progress.…
Eclipse of Perdition by Yashua Lebowitz (Book Review #2125) – Review Tales
Eclipse of Perdition is a gripping, multilayered psychological thriller that plunges readers into the darkest corridors of the human mind — and the societal structures that often shape, break, or bury the truth. With unflinching prose and sharp introspection, this novel explores trauma, memory, systemic failure, and the blurred lines between reality and delusion. BUY…
Raising Mom: A Daughter’s Gift for her Mother’s Final Days by Jane Farrell (Book Review #2143) – Review Tales
Raising Mom: A Daughter’s Gift for her Mother’s Final Days is a heartfelt and tender tribute to the sacred role reversal many adult children experience in their parents’ twilight years. In this beautifully written diary-style memoir, Jane Farrell recounts the emotional journey of caring for her 96-year-old mother during her final days. BUY NOW When…
Building Your Author Platform: How to Connect with Readers and Grow Your Reach by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
In today’s competitive publishing world, writing a great book is only the first step. Authors must also build a strong platform to reach readers, establish credibility, and promote their work. An author platform is more than a website or social media account—it’s a combination of visibility, engagement, and consistent communication with your audience. Start with…
The Awakening of Joel Singer by Scott McCaffrey (Book Review #2179) – Review Tales
Craig Gibbons delivers an ambitious, emotionally resonant, and action-packed superhero epic in The Awakening of Joel Singer, a novel that masterfully weaves science fiction, genetic engineering, moral conflict, and human connection into a sweeping narrative. Gibbons doesn’t just write a story—he orchestrates an odyssey of transformation, both physical and spiritual, with a protagonist who evolves…
Riding the Emptiness by Steve Besik (Book Review #2178) – Review Tales
In Riding the Emptiness, Steve Besik tackles one of the most compelling challenges of our time: how to make space travel—and more specifically, lunar colonization—sustainable and affordable. With a sharp eye for science and a keen sense of storytelling, Besik presents a near-future vision that feels both technically grounded and thrillingly inventive. BUY NOW At…
Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing: Pros, Cons, and Tips for Authors by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Choosing the right publishing path is one of the most critical decisions a writer can make. The choice between self-publishing and traditional publishing can significantly impact your book’s visibility, creative control, and financial outcome. Understanding the pros and cons of each option helps authors make informed decisions aligned with their goals. Self-Publishing: Freedom and Responsibility…
Shattered by Isabella Jacqueline (Book Review #2177) – Review Tales
Shattered is a profoundly honest and heartrending collection of poetry that traces the difficult journey of a young woman grappling with the aftermath of sexual assault and the heavy toll of chronic depression. Through a series of intimate, poem-by-poem reflections spanning five years, Isabella Jacqueline offers a vivid portrayal of the pain, confusion, and resilience…
The Washashore by Marshall Highet & Bird Jones (Book Review #2176) – Review Tales
The Washashore is an absorbing, atmospheric novel that pulls the reader into another time and place with astonishing ease. Its pages are soaked in sea air, shadowed by old-world expectations, and lit by the quiet courage of someone trying to find their footing in unfamiliar terrain. The narrative flows like the tide—steadily, sometimes gently, sometimes…
Dragon King’s Bane by AJ Jontz (Book Review #2175) – Review Tales
From its opening pages, Dragon King's Bane immerses the reader in a high-stakes fantasy world that is both vividly constructed and emotionally charged. AJ Jontz writes with a deep understanding of what epic fantasy fans crave: layered worldbuilding, complex moral undertones, and a protagonist on a path of painful, personal growth. But what truly elevates…
How to Overcome Writer’s Block and Stay Consistent by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Writer’s block is one of the most frustrating obstacles an author can face. It can strike unexpectedly, leaving even experienced writers staring at a blank page for hours, days, or weeks. Often, it is not a lack of talent but fear, perfectionism, or exhaustion that creates the block. Recognizing the root cause is the first…
Missing in MiskatonicBy Cynthia C. Huijgens (Book Review #2174) – Review Tales
Missing in Miskatonic is a cerebral, atmospheric mystery that pulses with intellectual energy and quiet dread. Set in a fictional Ivy League university steeped in history, tradition, and occult undercurrents, this is a novel that asks big questions while keeping readers hooked on the unraveling of a very personal disappearance. Cynthia C. Huijgens has crafted…
Deadly Vision by T.D. Severin (Book Review #2173) – Review Tales
T.D. Severin’s Deadly Vision delivers a high-stakes, pulse-pounding blend of medical realism and psychological suspense that grips from the first page. As a pioneer in the psychomedical thriller genre, Severin brings his expertise as a physician and surgeon to bear with frightening authenticity and razor-sharp tension. BUY NOW At the heart of the novel is…
The Goddess of Loneliness by John Straughn (Book Review #2172) – Review Tales
John Straughn’s The Goddess of Loneliness is a genre-blending triumph—a fantasy romance that dares to ask metaphysical questions while staying deeply human at its core. At once imaginative and intimate, this novel combines cosmic creation, flawed deities, and a tender, slow-burning love story between two outsiders navigating life on the edges of existence. BUY NOW…
Time Management and Productivity Tips for Writers by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Writing a book is a rewarding but demanding endeavor. One of the biggest challenges authors face is managing time effectively while staying productive and motivated. Balancing writing with personal responsibilities, marketing, and research requires intentional strategies. Here’s a comprehensive guide to maximizing productivity as a writer. 1. Create a Dedicated Writing Schedule Consistency is key…
Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing: Pros, Cons, and Tips by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Choosing how to publish your book is one of the most important decisions an author can make. Today, writers have two primary paths: self-publishing or traditional publishing. Both have unique advantages and challenges, and understanding them is crucial for a successful publishing journey. Self-Publishing: Freedom and Control Self-publishing offers complete creative control over your book.…
The Chronicles of Merlin by Barry Kellman (Book Review #2171) – Review Tales
Barry Kellman’s The Chronicles of Merlin is a lyrical and philosophically rich reimagining of Arthurian legend, told not through battles and crowns, but through the intimate, mystical voice of a boy destined to become one of history’s most enigmatic figures. Melding Celtic mythology, spiritual teachings, and an exquisitely poetic narrative, this first installment in what…
The Chaos That Is Me by Shawna K. Whaley (Book Review #2170) – Review Tales
The Chaos That Is Me by Shawna K. Whaley is a deeply personal and unflinchingly honest memoir of a woman who has endured more than most ever will. From childhood abuse and poverty to addiction, depression, and a string of broken relationships, Shawna opens her life with remarkable vulnerability and courage. She invites readers not…
Cinnamon Soul by Quinn Lawrence (Book Review #2169) – Review Tales
Quinn Lawrence’s Cinnamon Soul is a vivid and compelling fantasy adventure that deftly blends action, character-driven storytelling, and rich worldbuilding. With sharp dialogue and unforgettable leads, the novel opens with a chase through the vibrant, chaotic streets of Velles, introducing readers to Cinna—a tenacious, barefoot assistant with unmatched skill and nerve—and her calculating, composed employer,…
Ultimate Menopause Solutions by Mary Wright (Book Review #2168) – Review Tales
Mary Wright’s Ultimate Menopause Solutions offers a refreshing, deeply researched, and holistic approach to menopause that goes far beyond typical self-help guides. Drawing from over 35 years of experience in both conventional and natural healthcare, Wright brings a unique global perspective shaped by her humanitarian work and extensive travels studying traditional healing practices. BUY NOW…
How to Overcome Writer’s Block and Stay Consistent – Review Tales
Writer’s block is one of the most common challenges authors face. It can stem from fear, perfectionism, lack of inspiration, or even exhaustion. The good news is that writer’s block is solvable with intentional strategies and habits. Understand the Root Cause Before you can overcome writer’s block, identify the underlying cause. Are you overwhelmed by…
Building Your Author Platform for Maximum Reach by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
An author platform is more than just a website or social media account—it’s a way to connect with readers, establish credibility, and promote your books effectively. A strong platform is essential in today’s competitive publishing landscape. Start With a Professional Website Your website is the central hub for your author brand. Include a biography, book…
Sophia’s Aberrant Legacy by Rick Bohm (Book Review #2167) – Review Tales
In Sophia’s Aberrant Legacy, Rick Bohm presents an intellectually provocative and thematically rich work of speculative fiction that dives deep into the heart of what it means to be human in a future governed by technological evolution and ideological decay. BUY NOW At the center of the narrative is Sophia—a figure shrouded in mystery and…
RabRab and the Big Angry Feelings by Dr. Leah Brancheck (Book Review #2166) – Review Tales
RabRab and the Big Angry Feelings is a thoughtful, tender, and developmentally attuned picture book that offers young children a path to understand and manage one of their biggest emotional hurdles—anger. Written by Dr. Leah Brancheck, a neurologist and mother, the book blends gentle storytelling with practical emotional guidance, creating an inviting space for learning…
How to Market Your Published Book: Strategies for Maximum Visibility by Jeyran Main – Review Tales
Publishing a book is a major achievement, but it’s only the first step. To reach readers and maximize the impact of your work, effective book marketing is essential. Marketing a published book involves a combination of strategy, creativity, and consistent effort. Here’s a guide to help you promote your book successfully. 1. Build Your Author…