A fast-paced science fiction thriller set in a dark near-future world, Ethos of Cain introduces a relatable mercenary forced to confront the cost of his choices. This review explores the action, themes, and why this series opener works so well.
A tender children's picture book that captures the comfort of coming home after a long day apart. My review of Mommy Is Here! after a Long Day at the Hospital plus reader extras and an iRead giveaway.
A thoughtful YA historical novel set during the Roman Empire, Titus and the Christian Coin explores faith, perseverance, and forgiveness through a compelling young protagonist.
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The Compassionate Writer by Anne E. Beall offers a thoughtful, psychology-informed approach to writing with honesty, empathy, and care. This review explores the book's strengths, followed by a guest post from the author reflecting on how compassion can transform both storytelling and the stories we tell ourselves.
A Quiet Kind of Wrong by Mary Frances Hill is a quietly gripping domestic thriller that explores guilt, family loyalty, regret, and the lasting impact of secrets. This post includes my review, a guest post from the author, and a giveaway as part of the iRead Book Tours event.
Joseph Gulesserian's The Guerrilla Guide for Entrepreneurs & the Rest of Us offers a grounded, experience-driven approach to business and career strategy. This thoughtful review explores what makes the book stand out in a crowded genre — practical insight without hype or shortcuts.