STARRED Book Review: TRACKRS by Michael A. Jacobs
Cold cases aren’t just stories—they’re unfinished nightmares. TRACKRS by Michael A. Jacobs unravels the long, frustrating hunt for a predator who thought he’d never be found.
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STARRED Book Review: Rewilding by Lisa Gerlits
REWILDING by Lisa Gerlits is a tender story about family, healing, and the power of rediscovering childhood amidst life’s hardest truths.
STARRED Book Review: The Call of Abaddon
THE CALL OF ABADDON by Colin Searle is a post-apocalyptic thrill ride of galactic proportions. Reviewed by Timothy Thomas.
STARRED Book Review: In Death’s Company
A war against Death herself threatens mortal life, and everything after, in this epic urban fantasy. In Death’s Company by Natalie Johanson reviewed by Joelene Pynnonen.
STARRED Book Review: The Cold Light of Fate
THE COLD LIGHT OF FATE by Kim Catanzarite is an emotional, expansive story that explores the vulnerable, personal consequences of multiverse politics.
STARRED Book Review: The Campaign by Evette Davis
In The Campaign, the final book in The Council Trilogy, Evette Davis delivers a smart, fast-paced urban fantasy that’s as much about political warfare as it is about personal reckoning. Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka.
STARRED Book Review: Dragonfly Down
DRAGONFLY DOWN by Annette Masters is a psychological thriller where a final summer in paradise turns into a nightmare. Reviewed by Joelene Pynnonen.
STARRED Book Review: Freelance by Kevin M. Kearney
Fueled by teenage angst and paranoia, Kevin M. Kearney’s Freelance (Rejection Letters Press) is a brilliant commentary on technology, humanity, and the gig economy.
STARRED Book Review: Intrinsic by W.H.B.
Great expectations, heartbreaking disappointment, and love that endures life’s great lows. INTRINSIC by W.H.B. reviewed by Timothy Thomas.
STARRED Book Review: Repeat As Needed
Melding poetic forms, candid conversations, and calls against injustice, these poems are confessional, communal, rage-filled, compassionate, and above all, kind. Reviewed by Warren Maxwell.