Book Review: I, Monster by Clifton Wilcox
I, MONSTER by Clifton Wilcox is a gripping and horrifying story of a man’s descent into inhumanity. Reviewed by Philip Zozzaro.
Tag: lit fic
Book Review: Generation After Generation
GENERATION AFTER GENERATION by Heather Gafkay is a moving story about how a family tree can weather any storm as long as its roots are nurtured.
Book Review: Absence by Issa Quincy
A tender and thoughtful novel, Absence by Issa Quincy (Two Dollar Radio) illuminates the power of memory and how it shapes us. Reviewed by Amy Brozio-Andrews
Book Review: Sunday People
From religion and history to trauma and affairs, Sunday People by Jo Ann Kiser navigates the legacies that tie people together. Reviewed by Haley Perry.
Book Review: The Ivory Obelisk
Hidden truths and broken bonds in a masquerade ball—a deeply felt psychological novel. THE IVORY OBELISK by Eli Kale reviewed by S.A. Evans.
Book Review: Big Lake Troubles
BIG LAKE TROUBLES by Jeffrey D. Boldt is An intimate look at the messy, often murky path to doing what’s right. Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka.
Book Review: Perception by Maureen Hartman
PERCEPTION by Maureen Hartman is a searing family drama—a story of secrets coming to light and the ever present possibility of new beginnings. Reviewed by Warren Maxwell.
Book Review: Rem’s Chance
The peace and quiet of middle-age is disrupted by an irrational murderer and a revived teenage punk band in Dave J. Andrae’s Rem’s Chance. Reviewed by Nick Rees Gardner.
Book Review: Finding the Grain
Finding The Grain by Linda Fifer delicately navigates the complexities of love and healing. Reviewed by Melissa Suggitt.
Book Review: Still Alive
STILL ALIVE by LJ Pemberton is the mesmerizing life journey of a complex woman trying to find peace in her life and within herself. Reviewed by Erica Ball.