Book Review: Byline Budapest by Diane Wagner
BYLINE BUDAPEST by Diane Wagner is a post-WWII story with a clear sense of history and some truly thrilling scenes. Reviewed by Eric Mayrhofer.
Tag: historical fiction
Book Review: I, Monster by Clifton Wilcox
I, MONSTER by Clifton Wilcox is a gripping and horrifying story of a man’s descent into inhumanity. Reviewed by Philip Zozzaro.
Book Review: Keeping the Countess
KEEPING THE COUNTESS by Lille Moore is where a luminous love story blooms in the midst of secrets and chaos. Reviewed by Tomi Alo.
Book Review: That Last Summer by S.K. Snyder
Thwarted romance, grief confronted, adversity overcome—That Last Summer by SK Snyder is a delicious bite of family drama with a frosting of Regency aesthetics.
Book Review: Whiz Kid by Joel Burcat
Immersive & culturally rich—a novel about lifechanging choices—and temptations—over the course of the Phillies miraculous 1950 season. Whiz Kid by Joel Burcat.
Book Review: Of Wind and Wolves
At the intersection of history and mythology, Anaiti encounters both human dangers and otherworldly foes. Of Wind and Wolves by JM Elliott.
Book Review: The Advocate
THE ADVOCATE by Homeless is a stirring chronicle of one woman’s fight against fear and repression during America’s McCarthy era. Reviewed by John M. Murray.
Book Review: The Contender from Delos
Wrestling the weight of expectation may be even harder than any opponent in the pit. THE CONTENDER FROM DELOS by Leo Carrington.
Book Review: Silken Dragons
A pirate captain with the soul of a poet. A mission born from vengeance that becomes something far greater. SILKEN DRAGONS by Daniel McKenzie.
Book Review: Austin Blues
Blues, love, and litigation in 1970s Austin. AUSTIN BLUES by Gary A. Keith reviewed by Josie Prado.