Entheophage by Drema Deoraic
A Michael Chrichton-esque sci-fi with a unique storyline, easy to understand scientific theories, a large complex cast of characters, and a moral arch.
Category: Fiction
Book Review: The Violins Played before Junstan – Lou Kemp
Well, life has been stressful but I am starting to get back into reading and reviewing unknown indie authors. And as is my pattern I am targeting what I hope to be hidden gems that have less than ten reviews.
Qwerty: A Haunting by Barbara Avon
A sultry noir vibe and a little twist ending.
Creating Cinderella – Multiple Authors
A diverse collection of Cinderella retellings worth a good peek.
Dreamscapes: An Autobiographical Account of Dreaming by Astra Crompton
One person, 12 dreams expertly sewn together in the form of short stories. Intrigued? I was.
The Weird Sisters of Wynter’s Hill – Helen Whistberry
A fun little dip into a novel noir with a paranormal twist.
Mindreacher – Irene Baron
This provocative scifi thriller will have you looking at the world of psychic ability in a light you never expected.
Rabbit Trapped – Jacquelyn Holmes
This book was another treat for me because if you have read this blog you know how much I just adore reviewing first books by new authors. There’s a special thrill in finding these little gems before anyone else does!
Icarus – Adam Wing
A kind and gentle retelling of Icarus that will melt your heart as much as Icarus’ wings.
There and Never Ever Back Again: Diary of a Dark Lord – Jeff Mach
200+ pages of a loquacious super villain pontificating upon their existence while besmirching the reputations of elves and unicorns – what’s not to love??
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