Book Review: Dead on the Delta
DEAD ON THE DELTA by Sherry Knowlton is a complex conservation thriller set on the Okavango Delta. Check out what Steph Huddleston of IBR has to say about this Milford House Press novel.
Tag: fiction
Book Review: What Stella Sees
WHAT STELLA SEES by Sarah Kornfeld is a magical tale of epilepsy and artistry. Check out what Jack Messenger has to say about this excellent debut novel in his latest independent book review.
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: 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: Through His Eyes
★★★★★ Through His Eyes by Emma Dibdin is an absolutely captivating summer read out of Head of Zeus Publishing.
BOOK REVIEW: The Legacy of King Jasteroth
★★★★The Legacy of King Jasteroth (Vol. 1) is a promise of fantastic things to come. This first installment in debut author S.L. Wyllie’s new Fantasy series provides a fearless female protagonist, a mysteriously powerful villain in King Jasteroth, and a growing interest with each new complication.
BOOK REVIEW: Double Down
★★★★ Double Down by author Bruce Wessell is a laugh-out-loud novel filled with hilarious hijinks, stolen money, and a Las Vegas adventure. R. Read gives it four stars in our latest Independent Book Review.
BOOK REVIEW: Going Home
★★★★ Sharon Marchisello’s murder mystery Going Home receives four emphatic stars by Independent Book Review’s R. Read.
BOOK REVIEW: Daisy, Bold & Beautiful
★★★★★ Daisy, Bold and Beautiful is an absolute treat. Written by eleven-year-old phenom author Ellie Collins, this middle-grade novel discusses important topics and entertains with a cast of unique young characters.