Cracks: Book One in the Saga of the Spheres By L.A. Prendergast
Cracks the first instalment is a science fiction story by L.A. Prendergast that explores what it means to be alive, to belong, and to face the unknown.
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10 Satirical and Quirky Novels About Greed, Success, and Society You Don’t Want to Miss
Satire has always been one of literature’s sharpest tools. With a mix of humor, irony, and wit, the best…
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Crème Victoria by Justin Daab – Exploring Corporate Greed
In “Crème Victoria,” author Justin Daab delivers a sharp and satirical exploration of the beauty industry’s dark underbelly through the eyes of an unsuspecting protagonist. Set against the backdrop of corporate greed, this novel intertwines humor with poignant reflections on success, family, and self-worth.
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The Burning Planet of Polly by A.J.R.Traill – If you think you understand, you’re probably wrong
Five years on from the events at Portal in Polly Isn’t Home, and Polly West is yet to fully move on from the loss of her misguided friend, Tanner.
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Balance of Light by JC Button Book Review
Balance of Light by JC Button is the thrilling sequel to Jigsaw of Light in The Book of Light series, and it truly takes you on a ride. It’s a mix of adventure, mystery, and just the right amount of magic. If you enjoy stories about lost worlds, ancient secrets, and brave teenagers saving the planet, this book will grab your attention from the very first page.
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The Devil You Know by David Brimer – Nightmares do come true
A swarming infestation unleashed from its subterranean incubator ravages an entire town in less than a few days, threatening the future of the human race with predatory efficiency.
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10 Books That Help You Find Meaning When Life Doesn’t Make Sense
Life doesn’t always play by the rules. Sometimes, despite all the effort, the rewards don’t come. Sometimes, grief and…
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One Plus One Is Not Equal to Two By Nathaniel Malabonga: The Truth Every Reader Must Know
We all have spent our early years of life in educational institutions. The schools have raised us with a mindset that if we get good grades, a rewarding future will be secured. Good grades meant good jobs.
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$20,000 Under the Sea By Sam Locrian – A Mystery Adventure Worth Reading
Do you ever wish that some events in history were different? Sam Locrian clearly does. In the book $20,000 Under the Sea, Sam rewrites history, aligning it more with classic mystery adventure stories than with actual history.
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All the Bad Things I Did by Greg Dorchak – Taking moral inventory
All the Bad Things I Did is a comedic collection of essays in which author Greg Dorchak pulls back the curtain on various moments in his life. His opinions on a plethora of topics are brought to centre stage within their own chapters.
