Underdogs: The Enemy | Book 3 by K. Weikel My rating: 4 of 5 stars Good. The series continues this time from Malcom’s point of view. Is he an ally or an enemy? You’ll have to read this book to find out. Pros: 1. It’s a clean read.2. It’s novella-length. I could read it in […]
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City of Spores by Austin Shirey My rating: 3 of 5 stars A strange whodunit. Private Investigator Johanna Kolibrik reluctantly agreed to a case to keep her struggling business afloat. Unfortunately, she gets wrapped up in something bigger as Madripol has gigantic problems. Old Town is a dark place, and the enemies she encounters are
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The Reviewer by M.K. Alexander My rating: 5 of 5 stars Original. The hero, an aspiring indie writer with potential, falls prey to the villain, the reviewer. Pros:1. It’s a clean read.2. It’s a short story.3. There is one laugh-out-loud moment.4. Re-readability. I’ve already read it twice.5. This book will resonate with indie authors.6. The
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The Deal by Robert L. Hay My rating: 4 of 5 stars Original. This tale was a delightful break after finishing a novel. Pros:1. Fast paced.2. A lot of illustrations.3. Easy-to-read.4. Fantasy elements.5. Excellent theme. Cons:1. The story length.2. This tale would benefit from more character development. I received an advance review copy for free
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Misfit’s Magic: Shades of Winter by Fred Gracely My rating: 4 of 5 stars Imaginative. Goff continues his adventures with his two sidekicks, Halstrom and Lydia. On top of keeping his grades high at school, he fights against an evil scheme to resurrect this world’s version of the Dark Lord. Goff’s magical realm portrays a
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Huck’s Little Adventure by Zach Hawrot My rating: 4 of 5 stars It’s fine. Based on the theme, it would be difficult to issue this story with a five-star rating. I don’t think the story was amazing, but it’s not bad either. The conclusion of this tale made me go back and look through the
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Family and Fury by Zach Hawrot My rating: 5 of 5 stars I liked it. I enjoyed Family and Fury and I hope Zach Hawrot creates a short story collection in the future. It was great reading about what Riven went through to protect his family from the darkness. I liked the fast pace. The
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Hey guys, I’m behind on my book reading goals because I’ve been hooked on some animes. If you’re an anime fan like me, or if you’re curious about trying something different, then these are some animes that I recommend you watch: Solo Leveling: This is a must-see. It’s an action-packed fantasy thriller with horror elements.
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Moon Soul by Nathaniel Luscombe My rating: 3 of 5 stars Not bad. Moon Soul is a science fiction novella about August, who is half-human, half-Spyren. As part of Spyren, she can see memories in the sand. At first, August uses this gift to make a living with her parents out of the picture. Yet,
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Boneyard Tales by Michael Carter My rating: 4 of 5 stars Great. I like that this book is easy to read. You’ll be able to squeeze in 1-3 stories a day, while reading a longer novel on the side. The stories that I enjoyed the most were Yetimaker, Becoming Bones, The Man with a Golden
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Sea Among Stars by Nathaniel Luscombe My rating: 4 of 5 stars Great. I didn’t like all the stories in this book, but I did enjoy most of them. Usually, I only mention my favorite tale in an anthology; but this time around, I have to mention two of them because the latter was sort
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Good. As I read through this novelette, I originally decided to rate it four stars. However, the author was clever enough to throw in two freebies, which made me happy; therefore, I decided to bump the grade up to five stars. The prose was good, and the premise of the story was OK. I give
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