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Today we shall be reviewing 'The Hidden Heir' penned by Samuel Lockwood, a gripping tale set against the backdrop of historical politics in America, where we're left to ponder the intriguing possibility of Marilyn Monroe and John F. Kennedy having a secret love child. This thriller promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats, weaving a story that's as suspenseful as it is captivating. Samuel Lockwood's debut novel, 'Hidden Heir,' is a testament to his talent as both a writer and a communicator. When he's not penning thrilling narratives, Lockwood lends his expertise to corporate communications, working with clients in the financial services industry. He's a proud graduate of the University of Miami, where he earned a degree in Marketing back in 2021. Grab your copy here Told from a third-person perspective, 'The Hidden Heir' offers a peek into the lives of its diverse cast of characters. While Clyde takes centre stage, each character

Today, we delve into 'Fourth Wing,' penned by Rebecca Yarros, a gripping high-fantasy novel entrenched within the confines of a war college. Seamlessly blending action with romance, it earned the prestigious Goodreads Best Romantasy Award in 2023. Renowned for her literary prowess, Yarros has crafted other notable works including 'The Things We Leave Unfinished' and 'In the Likely Event.' Grab your copy here Set within the unforgiving walls of Basgiath, 'Fourth Wing' unfolds amidst the relentless trials of a war college where survival and graduation are the sole options. Here, Violet, a twenty-year-old prodigy groomed for a life as a scribe, finds herself thrust into the elite ranks of Navarre's dragon riders. As the narrative unfolds, danger, adventure, romance, friendship, and intrigue intertwine, offering readers an immersive experience replete with every conceivable emotion. Within its pages, 'Fourth Wing' offers profound insights, encaps

Exciting news! This week's post isn't just any ordinary book review—it's a sneak peek into an upcoming literary gem. Get ready for the mesmerizing debut poetry collection, "Shadows of the Ruined" by the talented Helga Lockheart, hitting shelves next month!        Grab yours here Prepare to be captivated by Lockheart's exquisite exploration of love, anger, pain, and loss. Each poem delves deep into the raw, emotional tapestry of human experience, offering readers a thought-provoking journey through the complexities of relationships and the depths of the soul. A few glimpses into the book: " You were the light, I your darkness You were the moon, I your wolf You were the heart, I your beat I was yours, but you were never mine " " Everything comes with a price. The price I had to pay for loving you with all my heart was to become the villain of our story. " " I've built the most beautiful castle for a house and one day it just collapse

  The book we shall be reviewing today is 'Demon Confessions of Sansa Plath' penned by Tracy Daley. It is a YA story story.  Tracy Daley is also known for her book, 'If the fire comes', a middle grade historical fiction.  The book offers a unique concept, delicately addressing mental health while incorporating elements of fantasy. The forbidden love adds an intriguing dimension to the story, and the writing style is commendable.  It also delves into themes of sacrifice and the purpose of life, emphasizing that seeking validation from others is secondary to finding it within ourselves.  The gradual development of the narrative allows readers to immerse themselves in the story and form a deeper connection with the characters.  It imparts the wisdom of empathizing and seeing situations from different perspectives to grasp the bigger picture, while also underscoring the vital significance of balance.  The conclusion sets the stage for a potential sequel without leaving the

The book we shall be reviewing today is 'The Workshop: Week One' by esteemed author Matt Mills, the inaugural instalment in a captivating series comprising sixteen books. Notably, Mills demonstrates his exceptional writing skills by seamlessly merging four distinct forms of literary expression: prose, poetry, screenwriting, and playwriting. Mills is an accomplished graduate of New York University, where he focused his studies on music and writing, honing his craft to deliver a compelling narrative. 'The Workshop: Week One' introduces a dynamic ensemble of nine writers from diverse backgrounds, all enrolling in a Creative Writing in Various Media course. As the plot unfolds, the characters engage in a riveting competition to assert their creative prowess. Mills artfully employs dry humour and sarcasm in his narration, skillfully entertaining readers throughout. Moreover, his adept use of language resonates particularly well with the Gen Z demographic.  However, it is wor

  Today, we'll be reviewing "Chicken Dinner News" by Jeff Billington, a contemporary fiction novel that resonates with those searching for meaning. The book is scheduled for release on June 20th, 2023. Jeff Billington's upbringing on a farm in the Orzak Mountains, surrounded by animals, family, and local folklore, provides him with a personal connection to the story. Through a third-person perspective, the plot unfolds, centering around the main protagonist, Ryan Shipley, who receives a phone call informing him of his grandfather's passing. Unexpectedly, Ryan discovers his grandfather's will during the funeral, which is left specifically for him. Throughout the narrative, the book delves into themes of gender identity and racism, tackling these important concerns. The primary focus of "Chicken Dinner News" lies in cultivating relationships and fostering a strong sense of community spirit. Character development takes precedence over intricate plotline