Book Review: The Perfect Tulip
THE PERFECT TULIP by Alexander Martinez is a methodology to evaluate options and make better decisions. Check out what Jadidsa Perez of IBR has to say in her review of this indie self-help book.
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Book Review: The Gift of Great Sorrow
THE GIFT OF GREAT SORROW by Louise Braun Frank is a once-in-a-lifetime story of triumph over tragedy. Check out what Lindsay Crandall of IBR has to say about this grief memoir.
Book Review: Jewbilly
JEWBILLY by Rick Rosenberg is a wild ride well worth taking. Check out what Joe Walters of IBR has to say about this middle grade historical novel.
Book Review: Before
BEFORE by J. Kilburn is a gripping coming-of-age tale entwined with small town complications. Check out what Manik Chaturmutha’s book review of this indie author YA novel.
Book Review: Bone Deep Bonds
BONE DEEP BONDS by B.G. Arnold is a crime mystery that asks the question, “How we heal?” Check out what Jadidsa Perez of IBR has to say in her review of this Atmosphere Press novel.
Book Review: What Happens In…
WHAT HAPPENS IN… by Steffanie Moyers is a high-stakes journey through some of the sexiest and most exclusive bits of Las Vegas. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of IBR has to say about this indie thriller.
Book Review: Z Is for Zapatazo
Z IS FOR ZAPATAZO by Ruben Rivera is an examination of the universal trials of human experience. Check out what Samantha Hui of IBR has to say in her review of this poetry collection.
Book Review: My Name Was Susan O’Malley
MY NAME WAS SUSAN O’MALLEY by Michael J. Nercessian is a melancholic yet healing reflection on mishandling mental illness. Check out what Madeline Barbush of IBR has to say about this indie literary novel.
Book Review: Redcap, Whitecap, Goblin, Thief
REDCAP, WHITECAP, GOBLIN, THIEF by Vaughn R. Demont is an urban fantasy set in a city of fae magic. Check out what Tucker Lieberman of IBR has to say in his review of this indie author novel.
Book Review: Sunflowers Beneath the Snow
SUNFLOWERS BENEATH THE SNOW by Teri M. Brown is a resounding novel that delves into the past and present of three generations of women. Check out what Madeline Barbush has to say in her review of this historical novel.