Justine Castellon reviews Life Out Loud by SR Stacy, a witty mafia romantic suspense with an art thief heroine, a pen-pal romance, and a stolen Velázquez.
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Book Review: A Healer’s Prophecy by Karoline Ettinger
Karoline Ettinger’s A Healer’s Prophecy, Book 1 of the Kallos Trilogy, is a hopeful, beautifully written coming-of-age fantasy. Read our five-star review.
Book Review: Alone Together by S.S. Fitzgerald
Army veteran Dr. Dakota J. Miller reviews Alone Together by S.S. Fitzgerald, a post-apocalyptic horror novel that gets pandemic protocols right.
Book Review: The Gallos by C.J. Simone
Seventeen-year-old photographer Sylvia Brooks already lives under the shadow of her father’s crimes when she moves into the Gallo mansion to finish high school. Two people vanish. She wakes with a head wound and a hole in her memory. In a town ready to believe the worst of her, she has to decide whether she is hunting the truth or becoming it.
Who Owns You? Dalton Wyers’s Debut Asks the Real Question
Dalton Wyers is thirty-one. A father of two. A season ticket holder for Oklahoma Sooners football. And, as of this year, a debut novelist with no MFA, no writing workshop history, and no pen name hiding any of it. He has two Master’s degrees and a stack of professional certifications, none of them related to fiction. He taught himself to write using craft books and YouTube, started for real last year, and had a finished novel, Arvo, in under twelve months.