Tag: iRead Book Tours

Review: Life and How to Live It: Begin the Begin by Chaz Holesworth

Review: Life and How to Live It: Begin the Begin by Chaz Holesworth

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.

Home Is Where Our Story Begins by Dr Omomaro Okekaro | Book Spotlight + Guest Post

Home Is Where Our Story Begins by Dr Omomaro Okekaro | Book Spotlight + Gue..

A heartfelt emotional fiction novel about returning home, uncovering family secrets, and finding healing after loss—plus a thoughtful guest post on forgiveness and making peace with the past.

Read a guest post from Dr. Omomaro Okekaro, PhD and learn more about the book.

Delaware Behaving Badly Book Review | True Crime with History, Context, and Consequence

Delaware Behaving Badly Book Review | True Crime with History, Context, and..

True crime meets history in Delaware Behaving Badly by Dave Tabler. This nonfiction collection explores real crimes from America's first state—while going deeper into the aftermath, consequences, and patterns behind them.

Review: Mancala Moon by Asa Bowers

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.

Spotlight: Oracles of Fire Finale (Books 4–5) by Bryan Davis | YA Christian Fantasy

Spotlight: Oracles of Fire Finale (Books 4–5) by Bryan Davis | YA Christi..

A two-book spotlight on the epic finale of the Oracles of Fire series by Bryan Davis. Dragons, prophecy, and a high-stakes battle between good and evil come together in this YA Christian fantasy adventure.

Review: There's a Young Man Dressed in Blue by Fabio Amabili | A Thought-Provoking Psychological Thriller

Review: There's a Young Man Dressed in Blue by Fabio Amabili | A T..

A layered psychological thriller with literary depth, dual timelines, and a twist that reshapes everything. This is not a light read—but for readers who enjoy ambiguity and interpretation, it offers a uniquely thought-provoking experience.