A haunting magical realism novel spanning centuries, Versions of Nirvana by H. C. Turk follows an 18th-century witch whose trance reaches into the future to guide lost souls toward redemption. Dreamlike, atmospheric, and emotionally reflective.
A missing woman, a remote island, and too many possible answers. My review of Swept Away by Jo A. Hiestand explores a steady, atmospheric mystery that keeps you guessing from start to finish.
Operation Medusa by Jake Greco is a fast-paced military thriller blending Greek history, geopolitical tension, and character-driven storytelling. A strong series opener with both action and depth.
Spotlighting The Light of Kasaban by Thomas Howard Riley, the 7th place BBNYA 2025 finalist and a dark fantasy about forbidden magick, found family, and survival in an unforgiving desert city.
A thoughtful feature of Life and How to Live It: Near Wild Heaven by Chaz Holesworth, a deeply personal and reflective memoir exploring life, growth, and introspection through an unfiltered, stream-of-consciousness style.
A raw and reflective look at resilience, trauma, and what it truly means to begin again. This nonfiction review explores the emotional depth of Life and How to Live It: Begin the Begin by Chaz Holesworth.