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The Road by Cormac McCarthy - Book Review

America’s been wasted by (what?) and a father and son, both nameless, travel across the desolated country to find the California coast and hopefully safety. They have to walk through snow and woods;...

By Zora Flatley

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Salem’s Lot by Stephen King - Book Review

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Salem’s Lot by Stephen King - Book Review

This quiet and peaceful country town is about to witness the birth of a terrifying evil, one that might consume it entirely. Jerusalem’s Lot, known as Salem’s Lot by the locals, is a town Ben Mears re...

The Dinner List by Rebecca Serle - Book Review

The Dinner List, released in 2018 and written by the beloved romance writer Rebecca Serle, is a seemingly frothy novel that buries within it some deep philosophical musings on love, loss, and the heal...

Thinner by Stephen King - Book Review

If gluttony had a photo next to it in the dictionary, the face in that picture would be Billy Halleck. A morbidly obese lawyer, Billy doesn’t mind the finer things in life, even if it means stepping o...

Verity by Colleen Hoover - Book Review

A tale of love, loss, and one writer’s journey to uncover the truth at all costs. Lowen Ashleigh is a struggling writer on the verge of financial ruin when she receives a call that will change her li...

Voyager - Outlander 3 - by Diana Gabaldon - Book Review

“He gave you to me," she said, so low I could hardly hear her. "Now I have to give you back to him, Mama.” Two decades ago, Claire was thrust through the standing stones of Craig Na Dunn, back into t...

Poet in the Long Dark Coat by Adam Gary - Book Review

The final book in the White Cover Poetry Trilogy, Poet in the Long Dark Coat, reveals a slightly different poetic style than the other two books in the series. Along with poems composed of more lines,...

The Afghan by Frederick Forsyth - Book Review

There are a countless number of post-911 spy/military thriller novels out there but The Afghan deserves serious consideration because of the author’s credentials. Frederick Forsyth’s previous careers...

The Hunger Games (Book#1) by Suzanne Collins - Book Review

The United States of America no longer exists. In its place is the country of Panem; a totalitarian state consisting of twelve districts in addition to the Capitol. The districts are exploited and ru...

The Fellowship of The Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien - Book Review

It always seems to start with a young, little hobbit risking his life on a great adventure, fighting evil. “The Fellowship of the Ring” is the first book of the epic, fantasy novel, written by J.R.R....

By Reanna Quitzon

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