Paper on the Wind by David Walton Earle: A fun and charismatic book
Travel with a sarcastic Texas A&M Aggie graduate student and share the life lessons he learns as he ventures into an alternative reality.
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Contemporary
Fiction
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Dystopian
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SCI-FI
Dissonance Volume II: Reckoning by Aaron Ryan: A Strong Follow-up
Author Aaron Ryan continues the epic journey begun in Volume I in an increasingly tense post-apocalyptic landscape, set amidst a gritty, attainable future
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Mystery
Thriller
A Curse in Kyoto by S.J. Cullen: Vengeance and Mystery in Japan
Something is happening at the British School of Kyoto. A phantom geisha is haunting the halls, a star pupil is missing, and the
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Fantasy
Faith by Nick Nielsen: A promising beginning for an interesting trilogy
London. Jake is short on trust. After surviving for seven years in a gang, the twenty-three-year-old thief plans to buy his freedom with
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Non-Fiction
Rock Music, Authority and Western Culture by James A. Cosby: A different look at classic rock
The history of rock and roll music can be seen in a long arc of Western civilization's struggle for both greater individual expression
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Dystopian
Fiction
Dissonance Volume I: Reality by Aaron Ryan: An interesting first chapter of dystopian storytelling
Plug your ears. Don't look. The war for humanity has begun. Cameron "Jet" Shipley was there when they arrived in 2026. He, and
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Fantasy
The Year of the Dark Spring by Lewis A. D’Ambra: Nine Amazing Fantasy Tales
Author: Lewis A. D’Ambra Genre: Fantasy Year Published: 2023 Nerdection Rating: “Nerdection Worth to Read” Spoiler-Free Plot Eight hundred and thirty-two years after
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Fiction
Botánicos by Alan Meerow: A fascinating adventure and love story
Garwell Sorrentino was a legendary tropical botanist with the Cincinnati Botanical Garden, and arguably the world's expert on the rainforests of southeastern Peru.
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Non-Fiction
Self improvement
A Dao for the Third Millennium by Jack Parkinson: A reevaluation of older teachings
The author, Jack Parkinson, had been working as a teacher in China for 13 years and had a lot of exposure to the
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Thriller
The Walk-In by Leslie Rains: A criminal thriller and a ghost story to boot
The Walk-In by Leslie Rains is a captivating crime thriller that weaves a mysterious tale of soul transference and murder, immersing readers in