Editorial Reviews

Blue Miracle by Blair Harton

Blue Miracle by Blair Harton

Untimely romance, summer grief, and sweet second chances combine in Blue Miracle by Blair Harton, a tender and dramatic work of romance. Natalie and Grayson meet in their youth in a beachside town, but bad luck and worse weather pull them apart. A decade later, small-town serendipity brings them back into each other’s orbit, but distance, time, and the scars of heartbreak are hard to overcome, no matter how strong the connection. A time-leaping tale told from intimate dual perspectives, this tangled love story is driven by its emotional depth and attention to character, feeling as much like a contemporary […]

2025-03-25T11:14:55+02:00March 25th, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Gallant Guard-dach by Alice Kanaka

Gallant Guard-dach by Alice Kanaka

A quaint and charming mystery pulled from Alice Kanaka’s inimitable creativity and love of dogs, Gallant Guard-dach: Cozy Mysteries with a Dash of Dachshund is a breezy and original whodunit. Lizzy Hornwhistle is trying to avoid her newfound fame as an author by lying low in snowed-in South Dakota, but she is quickly drawn into neighborly commitments, planning committees, slow-burning diner drama, and curiosity over the mysterious new resident, not to mention constantly doting on her furry friends. Along with the tangled webs of romance, resentment, and deadly revenge that stretch across this small town, her days are full, to […]

2025-03-24T16:41:34+02:00March 21st, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

The Good Doctora by Todd Merer

The Good Doctora by Todd Merer

A globe-spanning legal thriller that crackles with attitude and authenticity, The Good Doctora by Todd Merer is a fast-paced, character-driven drama about surviving a criminal enterprise in style. Electra Esq. is a savvy suit who has earned her spot as a top-shelf lawyer for cartel bosses, but proximity to deadly men like Martin Montez means a much higher chance of catching a bullet – or being framed for murder. As her lines of morality and self-protection begin to blur, it will take all of her wiles to defend a questionable client, avoid entrapment, and keep the legal and literal targets […]

2025-03-21T16:06:24+02:00March 21st, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Before the Coming Dawn by Steve L. Ririe

Before the Coming Dawn by Steve L. Ririe

An elegant historical drama steeped in magic, mistrust, and unlikely alliances, Before the Coming Dawn by Steve L. Ririe is a mesmerizing second chapter of his As the Starlings Fly saga. After performing what some consider a miracle, the manipulative mayor of New Harmony is more popular than ever, but the sinister force whispering inside his head is eager to use that power for its malicious ends. At the same time, a string of murderous attacks stoke fears that threaten the town’s collective humanity, forcing the grieving Emily, LeFevre, and Marco to reveal the darker truth behind the monstrous horror. […]

2025-03-20T12:47:36+02:00March 20th, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

A Dark Culling by Jonathan Staten

A Dark Culling by Jonathan Staten

An imprisoned mercenary takes on a slate-cleaning mission that lands him at the center of a galactic conspiracy in A Dark Culling by Jonathan Staten, a gripping mash-up of crime thriller and science fiction. Rick Dawson has been slowly shaving years off his murder sentence by handling hits and unsavory tasks for the Warden of the Ceris Max prison, but a high-end hunt for the enigmatic Imogen Rivera offers him a shot at actual freedom. However, a revelatory change of heart shifts Rick’s loyalty to a more worthy cause, setting this antihero squarely against the sinister powers that still hold […]

2025-03-18T15:41:58+02:00March 17th, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

An Unlikely Sunset by Joe Giampaolo

An Unlikely Sunset by Joe Giampaolo

Striving to capture the fleeting beauty of an instant, An Unlikely Sunset by Joe Giampaolo is a powerful collection of traditional Japanese poetry. The poet’s serene and unhurried poetic voice draws readers into the simple majesty of our vivid world, summoning lyrical metaphors that vividly convey the complexity and depth of our inner lives, loves, and losses. Unveiling these poetic reflections in the stark and simple forms of haiku, tanka, and chöka, Giampaolo’s mastery of these revered styles is undeniable. Lilting, playful, profound, and reverent, these meticulously curated poems, many of which are published here for the first time, stand […]

2025-03-17T16:46:07+02:00March 17th, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Point of the Triangle by Roseanne Burke

Point of the Triangle by Roseanne Burke

A sweet yet scandalous thriller about lies, lust, and the lengths we go for love, Point of the Triangle by Roseanne Burke is both a tantalizing mystery and a bold portrait of modern romance. Olivia Bloomfield’s career, marriage, and hopes for a family have hit a wall, so after discovering that her arrogant surgeon of a husband is having an affair, she finds a charming coffee shop lover of her own. However, when pregnant Olivia mysteriously disappears from her friend’s lake cabin, Detective John Bison begins to fear the worst, but crimes of the heart are rarely simple. Uniquely structured […]

2025-03-13T16:07:42+02:00March 13th, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

12 Steps to Eliminate Debt and Build Wealth by Jay Rigler

12 Steps to Eliminate Debt and Build Wealth by Jay Rigler

A practical and easy-to-follow guide for financial independence and future planning, 12 Steps to Eliminate Debt and Build Wealth: A Step-By-Step Guide to Become Financially Independent by Jay Rigler is a straightforward handbook for anyone struggling to make ends meet and prepare for the future. Drawing from his own experience with overspending and slipping into debt after college, Rigler offers a transparent and relatable peek into his choices, as well as the turning points that led him to develop his comprehensive yet common-sense plan. While the information can be a bit repetitive and the writing unpolished, the author doesn’t claim […]

2025-03-12T17:08:52+02:00March 12th, 2025|Categories: Editorial Reviews|
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