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Intrigue and Suspense in Parisian Detective Tales, Part One: Two Sisters by Marcel Marquié (Book Review #2046) – Review Tales
In Two Sisters, the first part of his Parisian Detective Tales trilogy, Marcel Marquié weaves a captivating post-WWII detective story set against the backdrop of a recovering Paris. The novel is steeped in the political tensions of the time, with France still grappling with the aftermath of Nazi occupation, labor unrest, and the early stages…
A Riveting Tale of Tragedy, Identity, and History: The Delegation (Book Review #2045) – Review Tales
In The Delegation, author Avner Landes delves into the complex, often tragic lives of two Soviet Jewish artists—Solomon Mikhoels, a world-renowned actor, and Itzik Feffer, a poet who became a government functionary. Set in Moscow in 1943, this novel weaves a tale of espionage, art, politics, and personal struggle during the harrowing days of World…
Never Have I Ever by Harker Jones (Book Review #2044) – Review Tales
Never Have I Ever by Harker Jones is a dark and twisted psychological thriller set in a small-town Michigan where secrets, lies, and betrayal swirl around a group of teenagers who find themselves caught in a deadly game. With its sinister atmosphere, mounting tension, and relentless pace, this novel keeps readers on edge from start…
Sinister Stories and Twisted Tales: The Ultimate Anthology of Sci-Fi & Cosmic Horror by Anthony L. Abraham (Book Review #2043) – Review Tales
Sinister Stories and Twisted Tales is an immersive anthology that delves into the darkest recesses of speculative fiction, blending sci-fi and cosmic horror into an interactive experience that is as unsettling as it is thought-provoking. Edited by Kaitlyn Flint, this 2024 release offers readers a chilling journey through a series of linked tales that explore…
Flew Too High by Louie Mandrapilias (Book Review #2042) – Review Tales
Flew Too High by Louie Mandrapilias is a raw and thought-provoking LGBTQ+ coming-of-age memoir that explores the complexities of identity, drug smuggling, and personal transformation. The story follows Louie, a gay college student from the South, as he navigates his coming-out journey in the late 1970s. When he visits New York City in 1978, Louie…
RUNNIN’ NO MORE by G.T. DÍPÈ (Book Review #2041) – Review Tales
Runnin' No More by G.T. Dípè is a captivating romance that explores themes of healing, love, and resilience against the backdrop of personal trauma. The story centers on Teniade Adeowo, who escapes a traumatic attack in Lagos by seeking refuge in England. His first encounter with Stefan Wickström at Heathrow sparks an undeniable connection, but…
The Drowners by David A. Anderson (Book Review #2040) – Review Tales
A Journey of Self-Acceptance and Love in The Drowners David A. Anderson's The Drowners is a compelling and heart-wrenching exploration of a young man's journey toward self-acceptance and love. Set in Dublin in 1995, the novel follows Aaron Murphy, a troubled teen starting fresh at a new school after being ostracized at his previous one.…
Smart Phone: A Mystery Adventure by Josh Eber (Book Review #2039) – Review Tales
Set in 2009, Smart Phone: A Mystery Adventure follows 13-year-old Jeffrey James as he visits California for the first time. Guided by his cousin Margaret and their new friend Diana, the trio embarks on what should be a dream vacation. But things take a sudden turn when Jeffrey's new smartphone begins sending ominous texts, leading…
Stoneslayer: Book One – Scandal by Candace Lynn Talmadge (Book Review #2038) – Review Tales
Stoneslayer: Book One - Scandal is a captivating paranormal fiction novel that blends ancient mysteries, political intrigue, and extraordinary female power. Set in a richly imagined world filled with historical layers and fantastical elements, the book introduces Lieutenant Helen Andros, a fierce and complex character whose journey unfolds against a backdrop of power struggles, family…
Neon Ziggurat by Angie Lofthouse (Book Review #2036) – Review Tales
Neon Ziggurat by Angie Lofthouse is a fast-paced, gripping tale that mixes cyberpunk intrigue with high-stakes action, taking readers deep into the heart of a corrupt mega-corporation and a city built on greed, despair, and betrayal. With a strong-willed protagonist and a world brimming with tension, this novel hooks readers from the first page and…
Petals of My Heart by Hawa Who (Book Review #2035) – Review Tales
In Petals of My Heart, Hawa Who offers a poignant and intimate exploration of the human heart’s journey through love, loss, healing, and self-discovery. This collection of poetry is not just a reflection on emotions; it is an invitation to explore the multifaceted nature of existence, self-acceptance, and the lessons carried by each experience. BUY…
Embracing Vulnerability: My Journey as an Author by Hawa Who – Review Tales
Becoming an author is more than writing—it’s about embracing vulnerability and connecting with readers through authentic storytelling. When I began writing Petals of My Heart, I knew it would be deeply personal. The themes of love, loss, and self-discovery are drawn from my own life, and writing became an act of self-reflection and courage. Through…
Istanbul Crossing by Timothy Jay Smith (Book Review #2034) – Review Tales
Istanbul Crossing is a gripping and thought-provoking literary thriller by Timothy Jay Smith, which tells the story of Ahdaf, a gay Syrian refugee whose life is caught in a deadly web of politics, love, and survival. Ahdaf flees Syria after witnessing the brutal execution of his cousin by ISIS for being homosexual. Seeking safety, he…
Patience by Mike Kizzar (Book Review #2033) – Review Tales
Patience by Mike Kizzar is a delightful children’s story that teaches a valuable life lesson through an enchanting narrative. The story centers around a young princess who struggles with impatience, always wanting things right away. She cannot wait to open presents, eat food, or even experience surprises, causing concern for her father, the king. In…
The Tale of the Young Witch by Joseph Minart and Davon Custis (Book Review #2032) – Review Tales
The Tale of the Young Witch by Joseph Minart and Davon Custis takes readers into a world where the magic of witchcraft, long believed to be a thing of the past, is resurrected and woven into the fabric of the present. This compelling fantasy novel not only captures the imagination but also explores themes of…
Go and Preach No More: A Legacy Abandoned, My Life Reclaimed by Wm Raff (Book Review #2031) – Review Tales
Go and Preach No More: A Legacy Abandoned, My Life Reclaimed by Wm Raff is an insightful memoir that takes readers on a journey through the struggles, disillusionments, and ultimate liberation of a man raised in the strict, Pentecostal-influenced New Apostolic Church. Raff’s story is one of questioning faith, confronting deep-rooted traditions, and ultimately reclaiming…
A Journey of Perseverance and Discovery in Misdiagnosed for Miles by Tammie Robie (Book Review #2030) – Review Tales
Tammie Robie's Misdiagnosed for Miles is an inspiring medical memoir that chronicles her 16-year journey of battling undiagnosed health issues, all while maintaining her identity as a competitive marathon runner. This heartfelt and courageous memoir takes readers through the emotional and physical challenges of living with a condition that went undetected for years—despite the numerous…
DRONESTAR a novel by M.S. Zlotnickov (Book Review #2029) – Review Tales
Dronestar by M.S. Zlotnickov is a gripping YA space fantasy that combines thrilling adventure, rich world-building, and a heartwarming coming-of-age story. Set on the junk-ridden planet of Takis, it follows thirteen-year-old Sirus Spadefoot, a boy born to a convict mother, who finds himself caught in a complex web of secrets, survival, and a desperate quest…
Divine in Essence by Yarrow Paisley (Book Review #2028) – Review Tales
Divine in Essence by Yarrow Paisley is a striking collection that melds the surreal and the macabre in a series of stories that linger long after the final page is turned. In this uniquely crafted anthology, Paisley offers readers a tour through strange, dreamlike realms where reality is never quite what it seems, and the…
Consequence of Power by SABRINA LUND (Book Review #2027) – Review Tales
Consequence of Power: Isabella's Season by Sabrina Lund is a captivating historical fiction novel that immerses readers in the opulence and intrigue of 18th-century London. Set in 1763, the story follows Isabella Thornbury as she navigates her first season in society, where charm, scandal, and power play crucial roles in shaping destinies. With a blend…
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…