31 Hours: A Mother’s Story of Hope, Heroes, and Autism by Dr. Michelle Naguib Review
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. All opinions are my own. A young mother struggles as her son, diagnosed with…
Blog Tour: Rise (Queer Sci Fi Tenth Annual Flash Fiction Contest) Tour + Excerpt
Queer Sci Fi has a new flash fiction anthology out: Rise. And there's a giveaway.RISE (Noun, Verb)Eight definitions to inspire writers around the world, and an unlimited number of possible…
Moonlight Dunk Contest & Cow Dunked Over the Moon (A Barnyard Basketball Adventure) by Michael Hamburg Reviews
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Destiny of Daring (Destiny Trilogy Book 3) by Cathy Burnham Martin Review
The strength of family and the bonds we share together in the face of horror and adversity come to a dramatic conclusion in author Cathy Burnham Martin’s “Destiny of Daring: Never Forget”, the third book in the Destiny trilogy.
Secrets Laid to Rest (A Ladies of SPI Mystery) by Catherine C. Hall Review
A newly minted paranormal investigation group must work through their small town life and a local mystery to get their newly formed group out into the world in author Catherine C. Hall’s “Secrets Laid to Rest”, the first book in the A Ladies of SPI Mystery series!.
Urban Nomad: A Memoir by Freddie Kelvin Review
A man who has shunned his past finds himself returning to the life he thought he left behind in author Freddie Kelvin’s “Urban Nomad: A Memoir”.
Strange and Twisted Things by Holly Payne-Strange Review
A woman forced to start over after a shocking divorce finds herself caught in a battle between love and the essence of evil itself in her brand new Italian home in the novel “Strange and Twisted Things” by Holly Payne-Strange.
Hacking Acupuncture (Without Needles) by Yadi Alamin Review
Author Yadi Alamin shares his discovery of a non-invasive form of acupuncture and how you can accomplish it too in the book “Hacking Acupuncture (without needles)”.
Inside the Pencil Box by Avni Saxena Review
A young girl’s pencil box holds two kingdoms within it, and the kingdoms of Pencils and Erasers must learn to come together to help the little girl who relies on them in author Avni Saxena’s “Inside the Pencil Box”.
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