Book Reviews

Land of Hope by Cate Baum – Review

Cate Baum's debut novel, Land of Hope, emerges as a hauntingly beautiful tapestry, intricately woven with threads from speculative fiction, historical myth, and modern-day fable. Set against the desolate, haunting backdrop of a Brontë-esque England, Baum's work is an arresting meditation [...]

2025-04-30T18:15:59+02:00Categories: Book Reviews, Latest Books|

Magda Revealed by Ursula Werner

Setting the record straight on the life and legacy of Jesus Christ through the words of his truest companion, Magda Revealed by Ursula Werner is a revelatory work of fiction. After two thousand years of watching Christianity morph into a carnival mirror version [...]

2025-03-28T11:56:03+02:00Categories: Latest Books|

The Interchange by John Steven Welch

A gripping dive into a dystopic future where human nature itself is up for debate, The Interchange by John Steven Welch is an original work of dystopian fiction, creating a daunting but captivating world that eerily reflects the current social climate. [...]

2025-03-07T18:52:28+02:00Categories: In Brief|

Financial Dignity by Andreas Jones

With the goal of empowering readers to overcome financial stress and rewrite their own money story, Financial Dignity: Stop Worrying About Money and Start Living Life On Your Terms by Andreas Jones strikes an essential balance between managing personal well-being and [...]

2025-03-05T16:35:11+02:00Categories: In Brief|

Anticipation Day by Jeff Michelsen

A boundary-pushing plunge into a vividly imagined future, Anticipation Day by Jeff Michelsen poses powerful questions about identity, the human experience, and our digital destiny as a species. Extrapolating real-world advancements in artificial intelligence and computing power, this novel proposes a [...]

2025-03-03T19:26:51+02:00Categories: In Brief|
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