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Historical Fantasy Captures the Grim Realities of the Jim Crow South

Some books have the power to both entertain and enlighten readers, such as Michael Arthur Kennedy’s debut novel, Time Conjurer (BookBaby). This unique work of fantasy touches on real-world issues as readers are transported through time to the Jim Crow South. Since he was a child, Dr. Kenny Lawson has…

Katie BloomerAugust 30, 2023

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With No Memory of Their Trip, One Couple Fights to Grasp Reality in Paranormal Horror

The Sundial Inn (FriesenPress) by Stephen John Ross is haunting in the best sense of the word. From the protagonist to the eponymous inn, this novel begins in eerie fashion from the very first sentence, which only continues in this paranormal thriller. We’re welcomed to a world that is extremely…

Darryl OliverMarch 23, 2023

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Alternate History Gives Autonomy to Enslaved Young Man in America

What if? That’s the question the alternate history genre of speculative fiction poses as it weaves together real events and gives them a different outcome. One of the best-known examples is Philip K. Dick’s classic, The Man in the High Castle, in which Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan win WWII.…

Joanna PoncavageOctober 4, 2022

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Transcend “The Fourth Wall” With a Psychic Soldier’s Afghanistan War Story

Possessing extrasensory powers, Captain Thomas Jett was living comfortably in Houston, building up his law practice and serving in the Army Reserve when he got the call to volunteer in Afghanistan. “With all my experience in law, military intelligence, archeology, and the knowledge of the occult, I was the one.”…

Joanna PoncavageMarch 18, 2022

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Intergalactic Space Odyssey “Breach of Contract” Takes Readers on a Wild Ride

The planet Earth is in trouble, and the human race is on the brink of extinction. An intergalactic coalition is working to save Earth’s species, but less-noble powers have other plans. Add aliens that look like cats, shape-shifting lizards, shape-shifting wolves, demons, and a crustacean-like species trying to destroy the…

Joanna PoncavageJanuary 26, 2022

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Shapeshifting Aliens, Endangered Earthlings and a Sci-Fi Adventure Full of Whimsy

In the sci-fi novel, The Data Collectors (Skinny Leopard Media) by Danielle Palli, Earth is the last outpost for a dying breed of beings — humans. Humans used to live on many planets, but one by one, they destroyed them all, much in the way they are destroying Earth now.…

K.D. ReidNovember 30, 2020

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“Indiana Jones” Meets “The Da Vinci Code” in This Spectacular Adventure Across Central America

Blending action, suspense and astonishing historical fact, The Curse of Cortés embarks on a fantastic, nail-biting adventure reminiscent of Indiana Jones or The Da Vinci Code. Author Guy Morris incorporates classic elements such as pirate ships and hidden treasure into a story of modern-day international intrigue, featuring drug runners, corrupt…

Michael FerryDecember 6, 2021

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“The Contortionist:” Selling Your Soul? Everything Has its Price

Start with the greatest tradeoff in literary history — Thomas Mann’s classic German novel Doctor Faustus, in which the protagonist, seeking more from his unfulfilled existence, sells his soul to the devil. Then switch to those many people of cliché fame who greedily accept a “free lunch,” only to find…

Jim AlkonDecember 2, 2020

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Extraordinary Power and Vulnerability in “The Better Angels”

With age comes wisdom, and, in a few rare instances, the ability to time travel. In The Better Angels (All Things That Matter Press) by Bette Bono, Aggie wonders if her life as she knows it is drawing to a close, reeling from the loss of her late husband, adjusting…

Jeff DaughertyJanuary 22, 2020

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Humanity’s Rules Become More Complex as AI Changes Life’s Fine Print

“Terms of Service” can be found in the fine print at the bottom of most websites we enter every day, and we blindly click “ok.” But have you ever read any of these agreements? In the existential sci-fi thriller Terms of Service, which blurs the lines between what might happen…

Karina Holosko, M.A. English LitMarch 4, 2022

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Amid Florida’s Lurid Nightlife, a War Rages Between the Rational and the Animalistic

In Carleton Eastlake’s provocative and sharply written Monkey Business (Red Hen Press), William Fox is caught somewhere in between that civil war — as a writer immersed in the corporate, political and social minutiae that defines the entertainment industry and, in this case, the TV series for which he writes,…

Jim AlkonAugust 9, 2022

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Discover Magic and Adventure in Evocative Epic Fantasy

Looking for a classic example of the primordial battle between good and evil? A lush fantasy world where heroes fight against the forces of darkness? Then look no further than the first installment of V. L. Stuart’s epic fantasy series, Orb and Arrow (Book I: Exploration). A Tale of Heroism…

Katie BloomerJune 12, 2024

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A Female Blade for Hire Leads this Gripping Fantasy Novella

“The soul of the warrior was servitude. The only reason to fight was to protect yourself or defend those who could not protect themselves. If a person never had to bleed in the field or watch their friends die in the mud, then you, as a warrior, were doing your…

Megan BeauregardSeptember 8, 2022

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Quest for Stolen Artifact Leads to Battles and Betrayal in Epic Fantasy Series

Rise of the Red Hand, the gripping prequel novella to Jason Lancour’s Storm Cloud fantasy series, is a battle epic of Shakespearean proportions — gruesome wars, tense politics, and a female warrior that stands out from the crowd even as she fights alongside them. The novella sets the tone with…

Megan BeauregardJune 5, 2023

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Inventive New Release Walks the Line Between Science Fiction and Fantasy

In one of my other reviews, I pondered an age-old question in the world of fiction — the difference between science fiction and fantasy. Although the discussion is still in progress and probably will be for some time to come, the one thing that many seem to agree on is…

Wyatt SemenukAugust 25, 2023

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Genetic Modification Threatens Human Race in Sci-Fi Thriller Set in Future Chicago

Who can stop reading a book that in its first chapters describes a brave new world 600 years from now that only hints at an event known as “the Arrival”? Hunter by Robert M. Leonard opens with Thomas Hunter, some kind of non-human, standing on a ledge five miles above…

Joanna PoncavageDecember 14, 2021

Historical Fantasy Captures the Grim Realities of the Jim Crow South

With No Memory of Their Trip, One Couple Fights to Grasp Reality in Paranormal Horror

Alternate History Gives Autonomy to Enslaved Young Man in America

Transcend “The Fourth Wall” With a Psychic Soldier’s Afghanistan War Story

Intergalactic Space Odyssey “Breach of Contract” Takes Readers on a Wild Ride

Shapeshifting Aliens, Endangered Earthlings and a Sci-Fi Adventure Full of Whimsy

“Indiana Jones” Meets “The Da Vinci Code” in This Spectacular Adventure Across Central America

“The Contortionist:” Selling Your Soul? Everything Has its Price

Extraordinary Power and Vulnerability in “The Better Angels”

Humanity’s Rules Become More Complex as AI Changes Life’s Fine Print

Amid Florida’s Lurid Nightlife, a War Rages Between the Rational and the Animalistic

Discover Magic and Adventure in Evocative Epic Fantasy

A Female Blade for Hire Leads this Gripping Fantasy Novella

Quest for Stolen Artifact Leads to Battles and Betrayal in Epic Fantasy Series

Inventive New Release Walks the Line Between Science Fiction and Fantasy

Genetic Modification Threatens Human Race in Sci-Fi Thriller Set in Future Chicago

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