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D M Carney

D M Carney has been writing short stories for several years. Now her debut novel is ready for the world. Her distinctly dialogue-driven style brings the characters and story to life, drawing readers closer to the action. Her stories typically focus on young adults and the challenges they face.

B S Dara

B S Dara, the author of The Insatiable, is an Engineer by profession and possesses a profound love and dedication for reading and writing. With a professional career spanning over a decade that involved extensive travel to different countries

G E Poole

G E Poole, the author of Infrequent Frequencies and Rare Resonance, is a nothing and a nobody. Outwardly leading an ordinary life as a householder, from an early age he was drawn to physics, logic, science, philosophy and the quest for consciousness.

Randy Brown

Randy Brown is the author of the award-winning novel First as well as the Desert Sun thrillers: Sunset, Sundown, and Sunburst. His books have...

Jurgen Jojo Appelo

As an author, speaker, and entrepreneur, Jurgen Appelo travels the world to share inspiring stories about people and organizations. Slightly anarchistic, autistic, and eccentric, he happily adopted the nickname “jojo” when it was given to him at the age of sixteen.

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The Arimasen Dialogues by Michael Hoffman

The Arimasen Dialogues by Michael Hoffman is a voice-driven philosophical fantasy set on a world beyond Space, Time, and Matter. Themes, characters, style, and similar reads.

The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke

The Ending Writes Itself by Evelyn Clarke puts six midlist authors on a Scottish island, hands them a dead man's unfinished manuscript, and a two-million-dollar prize. This review breaks down what the debut mystery gets brilliantly right and where it stumbles — spoiler-free.

Rites of the Starling by Devney Perry

Rites of the Starling by Devney Perry is the second book in the Shield of Sparrows series. Discover whether this romantasy sequel delivers on its promise of reunion, deeper lore, and world-expanding mythology.

The Faraway Inn by Sarah Beth Durst

Heartbreak, portal magic, and very good hot chocolate: The Faraway Inn by Sarah Beth Durst delivers a warm, inventive YA fantasy that sneaks up on you and earns its ending. A spoiler-free review.

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