In this wonderful collection of 50 poems, you will find poems about love in all its forms - relationships, marriage, nature, hope, and so on. Throughout this book, the author observes events in practical life situations that we all experience every day. Readers will experience a variety of emotions while reading the poems - it... Continue Reading →
Book Review: How To Become A Superstar by David Lee
The dream of becoming a superstar inspires everyone. This self-help book motivates the readers and explains the Superstar Formula. It's a short read. Graphically depicted and narrated in simpler terms. The book focuses on the 3 P’s - Passion, Purpose and Perseverance. The three P's are very useful and helpful in our lives as it... Continue Reading →
Book Review: 28 Disastrous Dates by Poppy Mortimer
An empowering and hilarious memoir of the author's most disastrous dates spanning two decades and three continents, ranging from the outright hysterical to borderline traumatic. She discusses her intentions for writing this book as well as the lessons she's picked up along the way. In an engrossing narrative, you are entertained and lighthearted. It... Continue Reading →
Book Review: In The Minds Of The Wicked by Warwick Gibson
In the Minds of the Wicked is a masterful suspense novel that captivated my attention from the first page. I was completely invested in both the storyline and the characters. An action-packed thriller wonderfully narrated with an eye for detail. The structured plot has the right mix of intense moments and perfect execution of the... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Intersections by Poornima Manco
An exceptional storyline about four friends, their secrets, betrayal and revenge. Great characterisation with the flawless writing style. I was hugely impressed with the depth and interweaving of plot lines, how expertly the author handles the multiple threads and how well he captures the range of relationships and dynamics between family and friends. I was... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Great And Mighty Benjamin Teller by Tracy Edward Wymer 
An uplifting story - guaranteed to warm your heart! Just the blurb drew me in. This book has it all … realistic characters, beautiful scene-setting, vivid descriptions and a flowing, nail-biting storyline. The plot is full of surprises, and you will be spellbound by its originality. A meticulous execution of Ben's wish list and the... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Step Lively: New York City Tales of Love and Change by Sherri Moshman-Paganos
From the author's personal experiences to all her recollections from the 1980s, you get to explore a unique perspective on life, relationships, writing, loneliness, and more. The author has a distinct style of capturing the essence of New York in her stories. With each story, we gain a greater understanding of the author and her... Continue Reading →
Book Review: His Lucky Angel by Caroline Kribbs
Fantastic The book focuses on Grace Rogers, the shape- shifter and Ed Kelly, an outlaw with a mysterious past on a mission to capture the killer on the prowl. Entertaining storyline, great action, intense situations, and fabulous characters make reading this series well worth. Each chapter is well crafted and you would feel like reading... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Havoc by Paityn E Parque
The second book in the Engine Game series, a sequel to Madness. This book's prologue begins with the conclusion of the first series. Although glimpses of the first book have been included in the book, it is recommended that you read the first series to gain a better understanding of the character traits. The chapters... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Everything In Between by Valerie G Miller
A heartfelt collection of short stories about family, loss and love, and those special moments in between… This book is a collection of short stories told in a distinctive style with every story beautifully crafted. The writing is captivating, the characters are believable and the plot has so many twists and turns. Stories of ordinary... Continue Reading →
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