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• Through the Waves a Steady Path by Patrick Garry

  By theprairiesbookreview on August 3, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A captivating tale that’s hard to put down… Elegant and brilliantly constructed, Garry’s utterly engrossing literary tale takes readers into the exhilarating journey of a former police officer caught into an intricate past conflict. The former Minneapolis police officer Elaine… Read More ›

• Master of the Scam by Aaron T Knight

  By theprairiesbookreview on August 3, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A fast-moving, thoroughly entertaining yarn… Knight debuts with a spellbinding depiction of one man’s remarkable drive to survive. It is 1937. The world is enveloped in the chaos of the Great Depression. Jack Wagner’s life is changed forever after a… Read More ›

• The Assassin by Thomas Bauer

  By theprairiesbookreview on August 3, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Compulsively readable, tense and illuminating tale… Set in Italy during the Napoleonic era, Bauer’s riveting debut delivers a powerful blend of political intrigue and suspense. The young and naive Umberto Guardo, the son of a baker, spends his time loitering… Read More ›

• The Long Shot: A French Canadian Saga (A Klondike Gold Miner’s Life Book 1) by Joyce Derenas

  By theprairiesbookreview on August 3, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Nuanced and compelling… Set against the backdrop of a world enveloped in the chaos of depression, Derenas’s debut is a riveting, complex tale of the courage of one ordinary man. Losing his wife to childbirth is just the beginning of… Read More ›

• Cromby’s Axiom by Gary J Kirchner

  By theprairiesbookreview on July 30, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Remarkable, thought-provoking, and not to be missed… Humane and superbly well-written, Kirchner’s debut takes readers on an exhilarating ride into a futuristic world lead by outlandish technology. TOMMY PIERRE ANTIKAGAMAC, a star quarterback, is content being the most followed player… Read More ›

• Weeping Goes Unheard: Sacred Tears for Indigenous Victims of Racial Genocide by Lucia Mann

  By theprairiesbookreview on July 30, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A revelatory, unsettling, and enormously powerful account… Unbiased and disturbingly honest, Mann’s latest is a compelling and definitive chronicle of the heartless and brutal atrocities Canada’s Indigenous population has been forced to bear. Utilizing available records, firsthand descriptions, including survivor… Read More ›

• The Rainbow Season by Wes Snowden

  By theprairiesbookreview on July 29, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Lush, vivid, and profoundly moving… Incredibly readable Snowden’s heartening latest explores one man’s journey to redemption. A mutual love of dancing brings Timothy and Grace together, but with Timothy’s fondness for alcohol and tendency to take undue risks in stocks,… Read More ›

• The Amazing Bees by The Amazing Bees

  By theprairiesbookreview on July 29, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Astute and endearing… Compulsively readable. The Amazing Bees debuts with a fanciful yet scientifically accurate adventure, featuring a courageous honeybee princess on a mission to protect her hive. Princess Debbee has always looked forward to becoming a queen and serving… Read More ›

• The Conscious Virus (Aedgar Wisdom Novel # 1) by Miki Mitayn

  By theprairiesbookreview on July 28, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A vivid, absorbing work of magical realism… Mitayn expertly blends magical realism and science fiction, drawing readers deep into an extraordinary setting and character in her engrossing debut installment in An Aedgar Wisdom Novel series. Aboriginal Dr. Nerida is a… Read More ›

• Bloodroot by Daniel V. Meier Jr.

  By theprairiesbookreview on July 28, 2021 • ( 1 )

  

  By turns heartbreaking and fascinating… A powerful story. Meier returns with a stunning story about a man caught in the grip of treachery, passion, and the unescapable flow of history. England 1609. After a minor scuffle with his master, the… Read More ›