Book Review: Panic Years
Panic Years by Daniel DiFranco is a dynamic life-on-the-road novel that never pumps the brakes. Find out why Joe Walters of Independent Book Review calls it a “gem of constant entertainment.”
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Book Review: Lenin’s Asylum
Author A.A. Weiss shines in this intelligent, introspective new travel-memoir from Everytime Press. Find out why Independent Book Review’s Jaylynn Korrell fell in love with Lenin’s Asylum.
BOOK REVIEW: The Writer’s Crucible
Philip Kenney knocks it out of the park with his nonfiction book THE WRITER’S CRUCIBLE. Find out why R. Read of Independent Book Review gives it FIVE STARS.
BOOK REVIEW: How to Set Yourself on Fire
★★★★★ How to Set Yourself on Fire by Julia Dixon Evans is a pleasant and honest look into the life of an imperfect person. Check out why Jay Korrell of Independent Book Review gives it five stars.
BOOK REVIEW: Waypoint
★★★★★ WAYPOINT by Deborah Adams and Kimberley Perkins is a breathtaking YA thriller that you’re not going to want to miss. See why Joe Walters of Independent Book Review gives it five stars.
BOOK REVIEW: She Too
Talk about a punch in the gut. She Too is a powerful #metoo novel by author R. Read. Check out what Joe Walters says in his latest from Independent Book Review.
BOOK REVIEW Eats of Eden: A Foodoir
★★★★★ Eats of Eden: A Foodoir (Alternating Current Press) is a brilliant essay collection by Tabitha Blankenbiller. Independent Book Review’s Liam Anthony calls it a “must read for readers who are also writers.”
BOOK REVIEW: Good Grief
Author Nick Gregorio blends fiction with incredible in this powerful novel about grief, pain, and learning to get over it. Check out why Joe Walters of Independent Book Review fell in love with this Maudlin House novel.
BOOK REVIEW: Gold Shadow by L.C. Perry
★★★ Check out what Rosie Wylor-Owen of Independent Book Review has to say about this compelling dystopia novel Gold Shadow by L.C. Perry.
BOOK REVIEW: Nobody Knows How It Got This Good
★★★★ Nobody Knows How It Got This Good by Amos Jasper Wright IV is a vibrant collection of short stories connected to the city of Birmingham, Alabama. Find out why Helen Barnes gave this collection from Livingston Press four stars.