Review: Mancala Moon by Asa Bowers
A poetic, introspective journey through grief and healing, Mancala Moon blends literary fiction with magical realism in a story that lingers long after the final page.
Genre: Literary Fiction
Anasazi Vision by True North | BBNYA 2025 Semi-Finalist Spotlight
A spiritually rich and contemplative literary novel, Anasazi Vision follows one woman's return to the Four Corners desert as grief, ancient wisdom, and an unexpected promise lead her toward healing, truth, and a vision the world may finally be ready to hear
Book Review: Boy With Wings by Mark Mustian
Boy With Wings swept me into one of the most haunting and tender Southern Gothic stories I've read in a while. It's a lyrical blend of magical realism and historical fiction that lingers long after the final page.
Once We Were Lovers (At the Dream Café, Book 5) by R.J. Gould – Book Rev..
R.J. Gould returns to The Dream Café with a tender, witty story of second chances. Once We Were Lovers follows Georgie and Peter—former sweethearts reunited after fifty years apart—as they confront their past and rediscover love in their seventies.
Review Tour: Scenes from a Song by Susan Sloate – A Drama That Resonates ..
A heartfelt novel tracing how one song—"Wrapped in Gauze"—connects lives across decades. Join me as I review Scenes from a Song by Susan Sloate, part of the Goddess Fish Promotions Review Tour, and don't miss the $25 Amazon/BN gift card giveaway!
Review Tour: Between Two Seasons by Marc Macdonald | Literary Fiction &..
Between Two Seasons by Marc Macdonald is a beautifully written literary fiction novel that will bring both laughter and tears. Mae, a grumpy 91-year-old, completely steals the show while reminding us of the power of unexpected connections.