I got this book after chatting with the author via email. Once again, I wasn’t disappointed. I do love a space opera. I’ve written two, three-part space operas myself and appreciate the skill needed to build a story and universe … Continued
I received this email a short while ago Hi Richard Dee, I’m Paul Yantus, a technology entrepreneur turned science fiction writer. I’ve penned a thrilling novel about a physics experiment gone wrong, sparking a global chase to control the ultimate … Continued
I received this book from the author, after he subscribed to my newsletter and wondered if I’d be interested in reading his lead magnet. When I read it, I thought that it would be the kind of thing that all … Continued
Chantelle Atkins has done it again. Thanks to her, I’ve discovered a whole new realm of writing, a place of deep thought, accurate observation and brilliant storytelling. First of all, this is the second book to tell the story of … Continued
This week’s review is of the first book in a new mystery series from an author I admire. He’s the person who has introduced me to the world of Y.A. suspense, teen angst, grisly deeds and their repercussions. This is … Continued
This week’s review is of a new book from someone who has become one of my favourite poets. Shh, Purely Poetry is a compilation of sensual, love and relationship poems. When I saw the subject, I wasn’t sure if I … Continued
Continuing a series is always exciting. By the time you get to the fourth part, you have a pretty good idea of the main character’s motivation, strengths and weaknesses. To continue their adventures and see whether changed circumstances change their … Continued
This week, I’m looking at the debut novel from an author who is new to me. Terracotta is a novel by Chris Mawby. While the name is new, the genre is familiar. Heist Crime. However, that’s where the similarity ends, … Continued