Book Review: Amir’s Lifelong Journey
From zero to hero, Amir has lived it all, and his story demonstrates how success is to be achieved, both professionally and spiritually. Amir’s Journey by Megharief.
Tag: Literary & General Fiction
Book Review: Dry the Rain by Richard Leise
DRY THE RAIN by Richard Leise is a sharp rebuke to the way we treat survivors of sensational crimes like media property.
Book Review: North End Girl by Karen A. Romanko
North End Girl by Karen A. Romanko follows a young elevator operator with mind-reading abilities on a whirlwind mystery.
Book Review: Epic and Lovely
EPIC AND LOVELY by Mo Daviau (WVU Press) is a piercing exploration of desire, detachment, and the dangerous comfort of familiar harm.
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: An Umbrella Made for a Man
Katherine Elberfeld’s An Umbrella Made for a Man is a tender, raw, and quietly furious excavation of one woman’s spiritual calling.
Book Review: Pillars of Creation by Carlos Nicolás Flores
Contradictions, uncertainties, guilt, and memory abound on the Texas-Mexico border in the meditative novel Pillars of Creation by Carlos Nicolas Flores.
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: Before We Arrived
Before We Arrived by Jodie Pine is a transformative novel set in a beautiful animal sanctuary, where healing isn’t only for the animals.
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.