Book Review: Rage
RAGE by Iain Stewart is an action-packed thriller in the skies of the Great War. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say about this Atmosphere Press historical novel.
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Book Review: Hey, White Girl
HEY, WHITE GIRL by Judith Bice is a bittersweet tale of growing pains, race, and family. Check out what Madeline Barbush of IBR has to say about this Atmosphere Press novel.
Book Review: A Soldier’s Quartet
A SOLDIER’S QUARTET by Colin Baldwin is a subtle and nuanced exploration on the human side of war. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say about this indie historical novel.
Book Review: The Hunt for Peggy C
THE HUNT FOR PEGGY C by John Winn Miller is some gripping WWII fiction with a classic feel. Check out what Frank Pizzoli of IBR has to say about this Bancroft Press novel.
Book Review: Stamp Mill Murder
STAMP MILL MURDER by Sherilyn Decter is the second book in a historical mystery series that just keeps getting better. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say about this indie author novel.
Book Review: A Thousand Valleys
A THOUSAND VALLEYS by Ken Fulmer is an intriguing literary feat that examines one family’s approach to addiction, mental illness, and generational trauma. Check out what Alexandra Barbush of IBR has to say about this indie author historical novel.
Book Review: Death on the Line
DEATH ON THE LINE by Carol Amorosi offers the unlikely perfect combination of murder and astronomy in 1700s America. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of IBR has to say about this historical mystery.
Book Review: Daughter of Hades
DAUGHTER OF HADES by Mack Little is a captivating historical adventure story of love, loss, and the will to survive. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of IBR has to say about this Inklings Publishing novel.
Book Review: Big Sky Murder
BIG SKY MURDER by Sherilyn Decter is an adventurous historical mystery set in Montana’s gold fields. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen of IBR has to say about this indie author novel.
Book Review: Mrs. Alworth
Mrs Alworth by Tim Castano is a nuanced, humane, and all-too-human exploration of life’s great mysteries: hope, death, and the love that lives on after we’re gone. Check out what Kathy L. Brown has to say about this literary historical novel.