Book Review: The Lower Canyons
THE LOWER CANYONS by John Manuel is a profound adventure of churning rapids and political turbulence. Check out what Madeline Barbush has to say in her first IBR review of this Atmosphere Press novel.
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Book Review: The Inexplicable Grey Space We Call Love
THE INEXPLICABLE GREY SPACE WE CALL LOVE by Chuck Augello is a short story collection about people searching for connection, sometimes without even realizing they are. Check out what Nathaniel Drenner of Independent Book Review has to say in his latest review of this Duck Lake Books title.
Book Review: Boardroom M
BOARDROOM M by Gretchen Kirkpatrick is a great start to a promising new espionage series. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say in her book review of this indie author title.
Book Review: Chains of Time
CHAINS OF TIME by R.B. Woodstone is a strong literary fantasy novel about race, family, and time-traveling. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this indie author novel.
Book Review: Emergency Powers
EMERGENCY POWERS by James McCrone is a rapid-fire FBI investigation exposing lies, money, and violence behind the American presidency. Check out what Tucker Lieberman has to say in this review of this indie author novel.
Book Review: A History of My Brief Body
A HISTORY OF MY BRIEF BODY by Billy-Ray Belcourt is a masterfully crafted essay collection about many things, including LGBTQ+ and Native American studies. Check out what Liam Anthony of IBR has to say in his review of this Two Dollar Radio title.
Book Review: Beyond Bourbon Street
BEYOND BOURBON STREET by Nikesha Elise Williams is a rich and engaging story about love, loss, and the search for marital bliss in the rebuilt ruins of New Orleans. Check out what Joseph Haeger has to say about this New Reads Publications novel.
Book Review: Dead Men Don’t Get Married
DEAD MEN DON’T GET MARRIED by Steve Shrott is a delightful mystery with a private eye unlike any other. Check out what Steph Huddleston of IBR has to say in her review of this Cozy Cat Press novel.
Book Review: not human enough for the census
NOT HUMAN ENOUGH FOR THE CENSUS by Erik Fuhrer is a collection of poems and images exploring how humans fit into the greater nature of existence. Check out what Joseph Edwin Haeger thinks about it in his book review of this Vegetarian Alcoholic Press title.
Book Review: The Bellhop Only Stalks Once
THE BELLHOP ONLY STALKS ONCE by Cat Hickey is an irresistible mystery set in the Costa Rican jungle. Check out what Steph Huddleston of Independent Book Review has to say about this indie author novel.