“Golden” is a story of personal transformation as Will Watson takes on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and tackling life’s challenges with the help of his dog, Mia, after moving to Australia.
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Book Review: Rule #1 for Depression by Nicolas Ramis
Rule #1 for Depression reveals a single life-altering principle to eliminate negative thinking and empower individuals to reclaim their mental health and purpose.
Book of the Week: My Place Among Them by J. Stanion
In My Place Among Them, J Stanion weaves a tome where the heartache of history meets the enduring human spirit, reminding us that even in the face of cultural genocide, unity and understanding can plant the seeds for healing.
Book Review: Ethereal Awakening: A Post-Apocalyptic Dystopian Zombies Survival Odyssey by Jennifer Wells
Ethereal Awakening is a remarkable contribution to the post-apocalyptic genre, showcasing Jennifer Wells’ ability to craft a story that is both thrilling and thought-provoking.
Book Review: Don’t Forget Me (An MM Fantasy Romance) by Julie Mannino
Don’t Forget Me reads like a storm rolling in—beautiful, intense, and impossible to ignore.
Book Review: Immortal Sins by Maurice D. Winterborn
In Immortal Sins, a fractured kingdom faces ruthless invaders and internal betrayal, as the last of its defenders struggle to hold onto the fragile hope of survival in a world where dark forces stir.
Book of the Week: Unheard by Bhavini Bhargava
“Unheard” by Bhavini Bhargava offers an intimate and deeply personal exploration of emotions left unspoken, capturing the ebb and flow of human experience through raw, unfiltered poetry that mirrors life’s multifaceted seasons.
Book of the Week: Dreams Never End by E.A. Bagby
Dreams Never End is a labyrinth of the mind and soul, where every turn presents both a new danger and a deeper understanding of what it means to be human in a world governed by forces beyond our control.
Book Review: The Ghost in the Garden by Alisse Lee Goldenberg
“The Ghost in the Garden” is a fascinating book that intertwines the realms of the ethereal and the earthly, weaving a spellbinding narrative that equally thrills and chills. Within its 26 chapters lies a web of spectral mysteries that unravel amidst the serene streets of Stratford. The tale is masterfully crafted, blending elements of mystery,ContinueContinue reading “Book Review: The Ghost in the Garden by Alisse Lee Goldenberg”
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