"Exiles" is a compelling conclusion to a thought-provoking trilogy that will leave you pondering the fate of these characters long after you turn the last page.
Book Review | Exiles (Reflections of Michael Trilogy Book 3) by LJ Ambrosio |#ComingOfAge #LiteraryFiction @GoddessFish @louis.ambrosio @FilmValor
Ostraca is a must-read travel fiction, coming-of-age, literary fiction novel. While it’s a study of overcoming grief and personal growth, it also shares a poignant look at an era before technology exploded.
Ostraca: East-West (The Rosy Dream, Book 1) by Matt Duggan | Book Review | #ComingOfAge #TravelFiction #LiteraryFiction #1990s @MDugganMD #ManVsFilms
"Crossing Day" is a gripping thriller that paints a chillingly plausible picture of a modern South still shackled by its past. The narrative deftly explores the dynamics of power and prejudice, with the Confederacy’s alliance with Nazi Germany adding a dark twist to the tale. The author’s vivid world-building and the stark parallels drawn to our own society underscore the vigilance needed to protect democracy.
Crossing Day by William A. Glass | Book Review ~ Author Guest Post ~ $25 Gift Card Available ~ Excerpt | #AlternateHistory #YoungAdult @GoddessFish @william.glass.50767 @williamasaglass @WilliamAGlass3
True to the spirit of escapism found in many great novels, ‘Murder at the College’ asks readers to indulge in a bit of disbelief suspension. The romance unfolds with haste, and coincidences abound, but isn’t that the joy of reading? To lose oneself in a story’s embrace?
Murder at the College by P.H. Turner | Book Review & $20 Gift Card Available | #Mystery @GoddessFish @WildRosePress @pht97 @P.H.TurnerAuthor
I highly recommend "The Sapien Empire" to fans of intense, character-driven post-apocalyptic stories. Ogloff's vivid world-building and compelling character arcs make for a thrilling read.
Book Review | The Sapien Empire by Nathan Ogloff (Book 1) | #ScienceFiction #Dystopian #PostApocalyptic #SciFi @unusualauthor
Today I'm shining a spotlight on the 7th Place Finalist in the 2023 Book Blogger's Novel of the Year competition., Ghosts of Mars by Stuart White.
How would you feel if you were born on Mars, were the most famous person in the Solar System, but could never leave the Red Planet?
Mars. 2045.
My name's Eva, and I’m a Martian.
Well, technically the first Martianborn human - I’m not, like, green or anything.
So listen, we’re in trouble here; I need to steal a rover to rescue Dad, who’s stuck in a mining vent, in a planet-wide dust-storm, far from our base, or he'll die. He may even be already dead.
Oh, and I’m Type 1 Diabetic with no insulin. Wish me luck.
With a Type 1 Diabetic main character, Ghosts of Mars explores how life beyond Earth, and the fame and scrutiny that come with it, affects the young people involved, who didn't sign up for life on Mars.
Ten percent of the author's profits go to Diabetes UK!