Review: To Reclaim a Life by Nelson Erlick
A gritty and unflinching musing on living, dying, and the purgatory that can exist between the two, To Reclaim a Life by Nelson Erlick ...
Review: The Mark of Cain by Z. Bennett Lorimer
The spectacular conclusion to a standout saga, The Mark of Cain (Tales of Ciel Book 3) by Z. Bennett Lorimer caps off a dramatic ...
Review: Down to Earth: A Way of Being by Brian Gregory
Exploring everything from childhood development patterns to humanity's meaning and purpose in the universe, Down to Earth: A Way of Being by Brian Gregory ...
Review: The Alchemy of Blood by Richard LaBrie
Raw, unguarded, and ultimately hopeful in the face of harsh reality, The Alchemy of Blood by psychologist and poet Richard LaBrie transmutes the creeping ...
Review: God in Drag by Kristine Madera
A touching tale of humility, healing, and the unpredictable paths of every soul, God in Drag by Kristine Madera is a travel novel that ...
Review: Second Nature by Thomas Drago
A gritty, dread-inducing drama that explores lingering extraterrestrial trauma in small-town New York, Second Nature by Thomas Drago is a character-driven gem of science ...
