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  Chas Murrell’s techno-thriller, Yearn to Fear, is undeniably compelling as it is centered on industrial espionage, a likely theme in a world where governments and companies continue the race of unraveling more lucrative technological advancements. To lower budget deficits following the COVID-19 outbreak, the Australian government hopes to develop extremely efficient computer chips. Marcus Hall is the prime Sydney-based CSIRO electronics engineer tasked with developing the revolutionary Lamarr chips. Murrell’s elaborate writing begins the mystery with an obvious antagonist. As the mystery unfolds, more unexpected revelations are made. Work continues as usual for Marcus who enjoys a friendly working environment alongside his assistant, Henry, and Sarah, the project manager. The excitement around the project mounts when Marcus makes an overwhelming discovery: a ground-breaking neuroscience breakthrough. The plot is fascinating and moves fast following the discovery. Suddenly caught ...

  For lovers of teen and young adult supernatural mysteries, The Last Children of Montauk by Kit Fernsby is an unputdownable must-read! Packed with suspense and tension, this is a metaphysical science fiction book that will have you hooked from the start. The unusual subject matter is dark, intriguing and mysterious. Children are abducted for their supernatural powers, be it telekinetic, psychic or something else. Snatched from their families and all they love, they are forced to live a life in prison conditions, they are isolated and used for their powers. My heart broke for these children, I wanted a better life for them, I wanted them to escape and cause havoc upon their captures… and that is excellent storytelling. You are drawn to the children, each unique and endearing. There isn’t really a main character; rather there are several well-devolved outstanding characters. However, both Arvee and Kateri shine brightest for me. Arvee’s story comes from inside the government...

  In Search of the Body & Soul Connection is a road map to help people find their own way towards self-awareness. Very respectful to all ways of thinking and believing, Duke Saganich offers us his thoughts to enlightenment and mindfulness and how nature and spirit work together to focus our consciousness. An original and thought-provoking read. I feel like this has been written with the sole aim of helping people live a richer life, and is aimed especially for those seeking the unknown and spiritual understanding. Care has been taken to cover all aspects of thought processes and beliefs. Even though the author now lives his life in the way of mindfulness this is never pushed as the only way to seek truth. Duke Saganich has done extensive research and has poured his findings into this book in a simple yet pragmatic way, so that it is easy to follow and written in layman’s terminology. I found the pictures at the start of each chapter enhanced the text and reflected the car...

Soul Seeker (Gehenna) by Kaylin McFarren takes you on an astonishing journey, following a demon and an angel, as they race to learn the truth about their unimaginable bond and risk their lives to preserve the balance between Heaven and Hell.  Lucifer’s chief soul collector, Critovich Daemonium a.k.a. Crighton, is really good at his job. Charged with tracking down and bringing the souls of sinners to Hell, Crighton finds ways to amuse himself by tricking even good souls into committing heinous acts that will then bring them under his control. Throw in the enjoyment of reaping the occasional angel soul and it seems as though Crighton has everything a demon could ask for. Then the unthinkable happens – he’s captured by humans and thrown into an observation room with the beautiful angel, Ariel. As extraordinary events begin to unfold, it quickly becomes apparent that everything that Crighton thought he knew about himself is a lie. Fighting a forbidden attraction to Ariel, Crighton need...

 Into the world of space operas and galactic empires comes a tongue-in-cheek science fiction book to knock you off your feet! Two heroes, who rival the friendship of Captain James T Kirk and Spock, accidentally embark on an interstellar adventure. Grab hold of your seats for this clever and inventive ride into the unknown. Black Table by Anttimatti Pennanen is a must read, 5 star, fantastic science fiction story that readers will not be able to put down!! Two good-looking dudes from Finland, arrive at Comic Con Oregon dressed in their best ‘Next Generation’ uniforms, oh complete with pointed ears for Gus who appreciates the logic mind of Vulcans. Fate, destiny or misfortune occurs that day when their beloved Dr. Wells has a heart attack in front of them. Seconds, before he had pushed a book into their hands and urged them to find something. Following the Dr.’s clues they find themselves discovering alien technology. Like Alice falling down the rabbit hole, Gus and Jon find th...

  Artisan’s Book Review The Rope of Life is a deeply personal and riveting memoir by Mirinda Kossoff. It is both fascinating and uplifting.  Memoir provides an author an avenue to take a deep dive into the past. Through memoir, readers glimpse different lifestyles, pieces of history and locations they might never have known. I was gripped by this story and read it quickly over two days. I soaked up the historical information and was glued by the family dynamics. Although we understand there will be a sad ending, Mirinda Kossoff’ writes with such grace and humility that I was not left feeling sad. Rather, Kossoff’s drive to look beyond past hurts – and to understand the why of her life and her relationship with her father – is uplifting and inspiring.   My heart went out to her father, Hugh, who, determined to fit in, changes his first name, has a nose job and converts from Judaism to Christianity. These changes don’t seem to make a difference as this very intel...

  Salvage the Bones: A Novel – Winner of the National Book Award Jesmyn Ward, two-time National Book Award winner and author of Sing, Unburied, Sing, delivers a gritty but tender novel about family and poverty in the days leading up to Hurricane Katrina. A hurricane is building over the Gulf of Mexico, threatening the coastal town of Bois Sauvage, Mississippi, and Esch’s father is growing concerned. A hard drinker, largely absent, he doesn’t show concern for much else. Esch and her three brothers are stocking food, but there isn’t much to save. Lately, Esch can’t keep down what food she gets; she’s fourteen and pregnant. Her brother Skeetah is sneaking scraps for his prized pitbull’s new litter, dying one by one in the dirt. Meanwhile, brothers Randall and Junior try to stake their claim in a family long on child’s play and short on parenting. As the twelve days that make up the novel’s framework yield to their dramatic conclusion, this unforgettable family–motherless children sacr...

  “What is Present Reality” is a well-written must read for people who wonder about where they are in their life today and where they want to be tomorrow, because by understanding how present reality comes to be, they will uncover how to manifest the desired future. – Susan Violante, Reader Views  “Have you ever felt muddled between thoughts and slowly failing to comprehend what is real and what is an illusion? This book works out through 18 chapters in which the author describes how an entity whose divine energy has been channelized properly can realize all the dimensions of reality.” – Atrayee Bhattacharya, Criticspace Journals  “The knowledge that I gained from reading this book helped me realize that if my present reality is created by my past realities and influenced by my cultural conditioning, I can help create my future reality by utilizing the information that is being presented now that I am aware of it.” – Paige Lovitt, Reader Views  “Move through the page...