A moving story of longing and loss… Ivanka, a Russian art patron, has almost given up on life after a difficult clinical diagnosis when a wrongly delivered letter put her in touch with Maria, a reclusive gifted musician. Ivanka… Read More ›
Month: July 2019
Willoughby’s World of Wonder by Stephen Barnwell
Buy now A gem of a book meant for readers’ keeper shelf… Award-winning author Stephen Barnwell brings forth a fictional reproduction of the famous 1882s Field Guide to Strange Beasts & Curious Creatures and lists 136 strange beasts and curious… Read More ›
Adaptively Radiant by Joseph E. Henning
Intriguing and fascinating… Adaptively Radiant chronicles exotic voyage of two young cousins across islands in Japan, Hawaii, and West Coast of America after they stumble upon a mysterious pouch containing nine stones of significant importance. As they move ahead… Read More ›
The Indivisible and the Void (Age of Axion #1) by D.M. Wozniak
A seamless, assured, and rich fantasy that is as absorbing as it’s intriguing… In this enthralling series opener from Wozniak, the Master Voider Democryos leaves the comfort of his royal adobe after his wife leaves him for a mysterious… Read More ›
The Inferiority Complex: A Thriller Novel by Ryan Degg
A macabre fun ride… TJ, a socially awkward, highly intelligent psychopath and serial killer, goes on a killing spree for reasons that make sense only to him. With a mole within the Manhattan NYPD department, it is up to… Read More ›
May Cause Drowsiness and Blurred Vision: The Side Effects of Bravery (C’mon Funk Book Series Book 1) by Gloria Squitiro
Totally addictive, utterly enjoyable… In this first installment of C’mon Funk series, Squitiro chronicles the course of her family’s Europe trip along with beginning of her husband’s campaign for the seat of mayor of the Kansas City and describes… Read More ›
Break: Poems on Mental Illness by Adam Levon Brown
Powerful and moving… This deeply affecting collection narrates Brown’s struggles with his parents’ separation, his mother’s recurring episodes of maniac depression, verbal abuse at the hands of his schizophrenic father, and his own battle with maniac depression. In “To… Read More ›
