Book Review: The Book of Reading
Can love and truth survive when history and memory collide? THE BOOK OF READING by Eric Larsen reviewed by J.B. Leddington.
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Book Review: The More Beyond
THE MORE BEYOND by Jill Charlotte Thomas is a poignant yet glaring study of a girl learning to become. Reviewed by Audrey Davis.
STARRED Book Review: Independence Ave
Numbers and dreams collide in INDEPENDENCE AVE by Lauren Canaday, a captivating memoir where safety is found in vulnerability. Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka.
Book Review: NG173
Tragic & true—NG173 by Donald E. English is an emotional read about love and family in the face of traumatic racial injustice. Reviewed by Toni Woodruff.
Book Review: Titan’s Tears
TITAN’S TEARS by Chad Lester is a sci-fi thriller full of unexpected twists where bioengineering and murder-machines are just the beginning. Reviewed by Chelsey Tucker.
Book Review: Heirs of the Promise
HEIRS OF THE PROMISE by Langdon Franz is a fun fantasy novel with intricate magic systems and stunning action sequences. Reviewed by Alexandria Ducksworth.
Book Review: But I Digretch
BUT I DIGRETCH by Gretchen Astro Turner (Outskirts Press) is a hilarious and touching take on the joyful absurdities of being emotional creatures. Reviewed by Erica Ball.
Book Review: You’ve Been Summoned
YOU’VE BEEN SUMMONED by Lindsey Lamar establishes a glamorous but secretive atmosphere and storyline to delight the likes of a millennial Agatha Christie. Reviewed by Kristine Eckart.
Book Review: Daft Mejora’s Infinite Madness
DAFT MEJORA’S INFINITE MADNESS by Karl Dehmelt (Apprentice House Press) is a thought-provoking alien’s-eye view of a tumultuous United States. Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender.
Book Review: Reap the Wind
REAP THE WIND by Joel Burcat is a thrilling American odyssey through a risky record-breaking storm in the name of love, duty, and honor. Reviewed by Chelsey Tucker.