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• From Art to Empowerment: How Women Can Develop Artistic Voice by Annette Luycx

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 10, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Offbeat, authentically original… A beautiful, accessible workbook. Art educator and mentor Annette Luycx present a highly practical and effective amalgamation of personal experience, practical workouts, studio process, and art exercises to help women artists-to-be develop an artistic voice through self-discovery. … Read More ›

• The Dagger (The Madigan Chronicles Book 1) by Marieke Lexmond

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 8, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  One magical and thrilling ride… Lexmond’s series kicker in The Madigan Chronicles serves up fiery protagonists, a mystical world-building, and plenty of surprising twists. The Madigan family, a long-line of powerful witches, is the keeper of a magical wand, one… Read More ›

• Black Screen by James Salerno

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 8, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A nonstop, thrilling journey… This fast-paced romp by Salerno offers a gripping look at what could transpire if one day the systems that control technology and electrical power come to a screeching halt. With a sinister plan of making Russia… Read More ›

• Running Back in Time by Dr. Zeev Gilkis

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 5, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Simple yet powerful… A must-read. In his empowering latest, author and renowned scientist, Zeev Gilkis, PhD, offers a spirited guide about competitive running in old age that will nudge any reader toward following their dreams. He shares his own journey… Read More ›

• Hanging Softly in the Night: A Detective Nick Larson Novel by Maria Elena Alonso-Sierra

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 5, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A compulsively readable mystery… This exciting installment in the A Detective Nick Larson Novel series from Alonso-Sierra finds the ingenious Detective on the trail of a psychopathic serial killer. With the New York Police Department’s Sixteenth Precinct in Manhattan under… Read More ›

• Blood Will Have Blood by Thomas H. Carry

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 4, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Gritty, hard-boiled crime drama… An absolute page-turner. Set in New York City in the late 1980s Carry’s outstanding latest effortlessly incorporates New York’s Broadway scene into a tale of violence, murder, and betrayal to deliver a gritty crime drama. It’s… Read More ›

• In the Shadow of Gold by Michael Kenneth Smith

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 4, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  Full of vivid details and fraught with the constant tension… A fascinating read. Smith’s richly drawn latest delves into the mystery of the lost Confederate Treasury during the US Civil War, offering a fictionalized version of the story. It’s 1865,… Read More ›

• Born From A Wish by Dino Jones

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 4, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A fast-paced, intriguing read… Set in 1998, Jones’s novel tells the story of a young man on brink of despair as reality and illusion merge in this emotionally moving story. Albert is a young man living a solitary life. The… Read More ›

• Survival (3 book series) by Chris Wright

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 2, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A bombshell-laden blend of horror and hard science fiction… Wrights begins his sci fi trilogy with a heaping serving of thrills, scares, adventure, and dark intrigue. Survival, the gripping first book in the series takes readers into a bizarre world… Read More ›

• The Greatest Thieves in the World (Pink Panthers #1) by Neboysha Saikovski

  By theprairiesbookreview on January 2, 2021 • ( 0 )

  

  A gripping, roller-coaster read… Combining crisp writing, devious, intriguing characters and daring escapades, Saikovski’s impressive series kicker in the Pink Panthers series fictionalizes the true story of a shady network of brazen robbers known as Pink Panthers. The Pink Panthers… Read More ›

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