Book Review: Life Expands
LIFE EXPANDS by N.R. Milne is a rip-roaring travel comedy romance that offers readers a chance to escape the real world. Check out what Helen Barnes has to say in her latest Independent Book Review.
Tag: Literary & General Fiction
Into the Depths: Sion Dayson’s As a River
AS A RIVER by Sion Dayson is a literary fiction novel with lyrical prose that pulls you under the weight of history. Check out what Sean Alan Cleary has to say in this IBR book review of this Jaded Ibis Press book.
Book Review: How Can a Man Die Better
HOW CAN A MAN DIE BETTER by Roy V. Gaston is a military historical fiction novel sure to impress history buffs and fiction readers alike. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this indie author book.
Book Review: Hall of Mirrors
HALL OF MIRRORS: VIRGINIA HALL: AMERICA’S GREATEST SPY OF WWII by Craig Gralley is a historical spy fiction novel with a captivating female lead. Check out what R. Read has to say in her latest independent book review.
Book Review: The Perfect Culture
THE PERFECT CULTURE by Brent Robins is a coming-of-age novel in the form of a fictional travel memoir, sure to inspire you to take a trip of your own. Check out what Liam Anthony of Independent Book Review has to say about this 2019 indie novel.
Book Review: Bottled Goods
BOTTLED GOODS by Sophie van Llewyn is a powerful, sophistocated, emotional delve into Soviet-era Romania through the eyes and heart of a young woman. Check out what Rosa Kumar of Independent Book Review has to say in her book review of this Fairlight Books novella.
Book Review: The Book of X
THE BOOK OF X by Sarah Rose Etter offers a raw, fleshy understanding of womanhood. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Reviews thinks of this novel from Two Dollar Radio.
Book Review: The Summer Demands
THE SUMMER DEMANDS by Deborah Shapiro is an intimate novel of quiet growth and dynamic relationships. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this Catapult novel.
Book Review: Mostly Dead Things
MOSTLY DEAD THINGS by Kristen Arnett is a LGBTQ literary novel about taxidermy, familial hand-me-downs, and the quest for vulnerability. Check out what Joe Walters of Independent Book Review has to say about this Tin House Books title.
Book Review: The Not Wives
THE NOT WIVES by Carley Moore is a terrific literary novel about what it means to belong to yourself while trying to be a part of something bigger. Check out what Jaylynn Korrell of Independent Book Review has to say about this Feminist Press title.