Genre: Fiction

Rockstars of the Goons by Katherine Leggieri You can take the band out of the garage, but you can’t take the garage out of the band. Bigfoot haunts a group of rockstars—a humorous, fun band seeking fame. Rockstars of the Goons by Katherine Leggieri

Billionaire Boss’s Fake Mrs. Right by Aria McDow The first time, my dream romance with the billionaire, star hockey player shattered on the ice he loved playing on. The second time, I fake married him without knowing we were playing a high-stakes game for keeps. Cade Elkridge is out of my league. He’s destined to […]

Cape Corse by Paul Weston “Cape Corse” by Paul Weston seems to be an immersive and finely crafted work of historical maritime fiction set during the Napoleonic era. Here are my thoughts: This is part of Weston’s “Historical Maritime and Naval Fiction” series signals that it will deliver an authentic, heavily researched portrayal of naval […]

Dispossession Paperback by Amar Mehta “Dispossession” by Amar Mehta seems to be an epic fantasy novel blending swords, sorcery, and provocative themes. Here are my thoughts: The opening line immediately sets an ominous, fantastical tone by describing a spirit possessing one’s mind and body through the power of a sword. As a reader, this mystical […]

Journey’s Seekers by BK Parent “Journey’s Seekers” appears to be an engaging and imaginative fantasy novel set in the realm of Sommerhjem. Here are my thoughts: The setup immediately immerses you in an intriguing, high-stakes premise – the evil Regent has been forced out due to the Gylden Sirklene challenge, and the future of Sommerhjem […]

Learning to Love her Fearful Rancher by Ava Winters “Learning to Love Her Fearful Rancher” appears to be a heartfelt and emotional Western historical romance novel. Here are my thoughts: The premise of two individuals who have endured profound losses and tragedies – Penelope losing her family and becoming the sole guardian of her nephew […]

The Object by Joshua T. Calvert “The Object: Hard Science Fiction,” is straightforward and sets the genre expectation clearly. It might benefit from a touch more intrigue, but it does the job. The description is engaging. It hooks you with the idea of a deep space secret and a protagonist, Dr. Melody Adams, who stumbles […]

The Hidden Soldier by Eoin Dempsey “The Hidden Soldier” seems to be an engrossing historical thriller spanning decades and continents. Here are my thoughts as a potential reader: The setup immediately hooks me with the high-stakes premise of Peter and his young daughter Sara fleeing war-torn Poland after WWII and settling in Pennsylvania, only for […]

Secrets of Camelot by Reut Barak In a treacherous backstabbing court, a secret lover is the quickest way to the gallows… Guinevere was set against an arranged marriage. At fifteen, she was ready to fight her oppressive father and smart enough to question king Arthur’s glorious reputation. But against her desires, the young court lady […]

Diary of a Vegetarian Zombie By Maysam Yabandeh In a world torn apart by never-ending political debates, a coalition of violent zombies emerges, seeking to save the Earth from mankind by force. Once bitten, humans are converted to eco-friendly zombies. Enter Zander, a peaceful, vegetarian zombie defies the way of zombies by kissing humans instead […]