Last Alive by David B. Seaburn Book Review
A tender exploration of grief, loneliness, and the healing beauty of everyday life. Our review of Last Alive by David B. Seaburn.
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The Angel: A Chantry Cross Romance by Ellen Wood — A heartfelt second-chance romance full of longing and devotion
Some romances are built on sparks. The Angel: A Chantry Cross Romance is built on memory, regret, and the kind of love that never truly lets go. Ellen Wood’s novel leans fully into the emotional pull of second chances, giving readers a story about first love, painful separation, and what happens when life finally offers two people the opportunity to face what they lost. It is earnest, dramatic, and deeply romantic in a way that will appeal to readers who enjoy emotional intensity and a love story that wears its heart on its sleeve.
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Idol Pursuits by Robert Rioux: A dark and enthralling read
In Robert Rioux’s contemporary coming-of-age novel, Idol Pursuits, readers are plunged into the vibrant yet challenging world of K-Pop, where dreams clash with harsh realities. Following the journey of eighteen-year-old Heather Moon, who strives to carve a path for herself and her eclectic group of aspiring musicians, this story unveils the complexities of ambition, resilience, and the struggle for identity in the music industry.
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Girl Talk by Anuja Chandramouli Book Review Article
People and societies have been conditioning females about how they should behave, what they should wear, where they should go, whom they should marry, and last but not least, who they should love. As much as stereotypes have restricted a women’s movement in a pragmatic world, they have sadly taken away the liberty of a feeling as natural as falling in love.
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Until It Was Gone By David B. Seaburn Book Review
“Until It Was Gone” is a contemporary novel by David B. Seaburn. The story is about a family struggling to manage their lives amidst the challenges of modern society. Will the family manage to scale through?
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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. In his adventure, he meets various characters – larger than life – from the three little pigs to Dr. Victor Frankl, Jesus, Huckleberry Finn, and The Big Bad Wolf. Each had their prophetic influence upon him.
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The Means of Keeping by Rich Marcello – Weathering through disaster
The microburst changed everything. Before, Tereza and David were both content. With their own families. With the way their lives were progressing as they carved out a stable existence for themselves in a world set alight with chaos as humanity teeters on the brink of climatic collapse. One storm destroys it all. A storm created by a century’s worth of selfish decisions.
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The Looney Bin A Psychological Fiction by Stan Kapuchinski
A psychiatrist who is seriously in need of psychotherapy is something we’ve all heard of before – and it makes sense, right? This story is about exactly that, but the difference is this psychiatrist is in denial.
Readers who love serious reading material sprinkled with satire and humor will enjoy reading this piece of fiction. The author introduces you to Jack Rackham, a psychiatrist with serious issues that need to be addressed, or he will not endure.
