2023 Book Review: Resurrection

Resurrection by MC Hunton A Fantasy, 2021 by Underground Press, 392 Pages What I Didn’t Like: Tiny minor thing that I only mention because no book is perfect … it’s weird not to have the author’s name on the spine. Of course, I know there’s already a new cover so maybe that’s remedied? Content Warning:... Continue Reading →

2023 Book Review: Shampoo & Conditioner

Shampoo & Conditioner by M.L. Ortega A Mystery/Thriller, Independently Published in 2022, 101 Pages  What I Didn’t Like: The story is very bare bones. The plot is the focus, which is fine, but you don’t get many chances to connect with the characters. It feels like a rushed story. This is Book 2. While it’s... Continue Reading →

2023 Book Review: The Shroud

The Shroud by George Bachman A Fantasy, 2022 by Sublime, 398 Pages  What I Didn’t Like: Wordy, often unnecessarily so. I don’t mind beautiful language and poetic descriptions but this was often a bit much.  Underlining. I could not figure out WHY certain words, phrases, or paragraphs were underlined. They weren’t linked in my ebook... Continue Reading →

2023 Book Review: Broken Bonds

Broken Bonds by J. Bree Paranormal Romance, Independently published in 2021 , 418 Pages  What I Didn’t Like: There were no trigger warnings listed or suggested. I checked the kindle version as well as the paperback and I didn’t see any. This book is not full of triggers but I am a firm believer in... Continue Reading →

2023 Book Review: Einstein in the Attic

Einstein in the Attic by Dana Dargos A Science Fiction, Independently Published in 2022, 357 Pages  What I Didn’t Like: This won’t affect my rating but it’s something that may help you decide between ebook and paperback. The print on the ebook is tiny and cannot be resized. Go for the paperback.  The dialogue is... Continue Reading →

2023 Book Review: Fall of Titan

Fall of Titan by HG Ahedi A Science Fiction, Independently Published in 2020, 295 Page  What I Didn’t Like: I don’t especially like starting a book with a list of characters. That being said, I just skipped it. No harm done. The fight scenes were a little choppy. I like the speed of them but... Continue Reading →

2022 Book Review: ShegoraTH

ShegoraTH by Dima Tsyptsiura A Short Story Anthology, Independently Published in 2022, 120 Pages  What I Didn’t Like: The formatting is stilted and clumsy. It gives the narrative an odd pace. I can understand some strange line breaks for poetry but the flash fiction would’ve been better served in paragraph form. There’s nothing to grab... Continue Reading →

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