Books Reviews Anonymous

Isaac, by Robert Karmon

June 19, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

A different point of view during WWII, Isaac takes readers on a ride for the insurgent side of the war. Rounded up to be murdered,

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The Angel of a Madman, by Ricky Dragoni

June 12, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

At its core, Angel of a Madman is a touching story about how helping someone else, even when you’re having your own problems, can help

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Abraham, by Daniel Backer

June 11, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

I sort of feel like I just read someone’s account of their most recent acid trip. There’s a whole lot of weird spirituality that goes

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Perfectly Normal, by Amy Martin

June 10, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

I’m going to be honest: when I started this novel, I thought it was going to be a very generic body-swap-girl-and-boy-fall-in-love type deal. I’m so

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The Skin Room, by Morgan Fleetwood

June 9, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

Step inside the mind of a young man that has a slight obsession with skin. The look of it. The feel of it. But alas,

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Blades of the Fallen, by Ross Harrison

June 5, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

An awesome, Mass Effect-esque adventure of galactic proportions. What seemed to be a simple assignment for two aspiring Vanguard turned into a haunting nightmare. Necurians

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Not Quite Lost: Travels Without a Sense of Direction, by Roz Morris

June 2, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

When they say life is an adventure, some people experience more adventure than others. When taking trips, whether it’s down the road or three hundred

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Solahutte, by Steven Donahue

June 1, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

A touching romance with the backdrop of Nazi Germany. Blaz Schaffer, a solider transferred to a death camp, isn’t having the easiest adjustment. Rival guards,

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Matters Arising From the Identification of the Body, by Simon Petrie

May 31, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

A detectives job is always significantly worse when the investigation involves those of wealthy backgrounds. For one reason or another, there just always seems to

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The Great Daylight Savings Time Controversy, by Chris Pearce

May 29, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

Be prepared for a textbook-like read on everything you ever wanted to know about daylight savings times. Origin, evolution, controversy, history—all packed into one neat

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The Dream Recorder, by C. M. Haynes

May 28, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

Life after death is certainly more exciting than Abby could have hoped for. Being a Dream Recorder means that she watches and records dreams. At

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The Die-Fi Experiment, by M. R. Tapia

May 27, 2018 Book Reviews Anonymous

If I had to summarize this in one word it would be: brutal. The extent to which social media has taken over our lives is

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Review of “Rock & Roll, Sex, And Fools…The Slow Fade to Black of Mr. Joe Kool Jack” by Paul Bibbins

March 16, 2014 Book Reviews Anonymous

Rock & Roll, Sex, And Fools …The Slow Fade to Black of Mr. Joe Kool Jack written by Paul Bibbins is a novel that is

Review of Elaine Pereira’s “I Will Never Forget”

March 14, 2014 Book Reviews Anonymous

Elaine Pereira’s novel, I Will Never Forget, is hands down one of the most beautiful and poignant memoir I’ve ever had the pleasure of reading.

Review of Timothy Brady’s “Caomhnóir”

March 13, 2014 Book Reviews Anonymous

Let me start by saying that Caomhnóir was a very well-researched book. The facts and placement for some of the major wars in history (Vietnam,

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