You meet Ogdan Kostan at the beginning of this book. But who is Ogdan Kostan? #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-fx-26-by-steven-vucak-bca75cfca9df?sk=7ac10fbf2cd39486a112fa2063554c56
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In the Prologue Yuri Alexandrovich Bezmenov’s letter immerses you into where this book is headed. If you jump ahead immediately to Chapter One without reading it, you will miss a key thought to consider. #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-identity-crisis-by-t-k-kanwar-132d3ed54504?sk=57aab372b9bc025fc7e097e00180feff
Book Review: Remember You Will Die by Eden Robins
@chloroform_tea lays down the motifs in the novel
http://www.nerds-feather.com/2025/01/book-review-remember-you-will-die-by.html
First you are in Gheorgheni, Romania in 1578. After knowing this back story, you will find yourself in Chapter one in 2017 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-the-lonely-vampire-by-ann-greyson-45162325e45e?sk=7819b4f253398922a63a1ab38618f5a6
Read CELESTIAL MONSTERS by Aiden Thomas if you love the aftermath, road trips, dysfunctional pantheons, delightful anarchists, dismantling systems of oppression, queer love, questioning authority, baking, cryptids, cenotes,vengeance, forgiveness, tiny birds & new beginnings.
ALSO: if you need a reminder that trans people are strong, joyful, brilliant, messy & beautiful, ALL of Aiden Thomas' books are a must read, but this duology in particular.
This collection of thirty-three stories originally published in Boston Literary Magazine, SFWP Quarterly, Toasted Cheese, and twenty other publications is one you will enjoy. While the titles or versions of some of these stories may be different, the compassion remains the same. #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-crossing-the-lines-stories-by-tony-press-8b24b0277f?sk=bf06e3856e86bf6e091d3e2f63a8487f
With this begins Lena’s fifth marriage. Readers of the previous five mysteries will find the familiar characters of past stories, knowing their past history and interactions adding to the enjoyment of this one. #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-murder-comes-to-madtree-by-georgann-prochaska-e058f4ad7ee3?sk=c8f9aae1c901b4ddf1647937f49775e0
On my reading blog, I review Associate Professor Akira Takatsuki's Conjecture Vol. 5 (Light Novel) by Mikage Sawamura. We finally learn what the festival of the dead is about. Still my go-to spooky mystery comfort read.
https://susannashore.blogspot.com/2025/01/associate-professor-akira-takatsukis.html
This book is a gift of love from the author that readers will cherish. #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-the-menu-by-steven-manchester-ad21156532fe?sk=47e29f13474fc75f199a02d8ac847a58
Have you read our latest book? Your thoughts could help others discover this gem. We’d love to read your review over on Good Reads or even 👀 Amazon.
If you haven’t picked up your copy yet, we recommend these tales the Romans wish you didn’t know about them. They’re just a bit cheeky 😉
Book 5 of 2025 is First Do No Charm by @JoanGrey Joan Grey. It’s so much fun, and so refreshing, to read about a main character in her 40’s. And she’s not a hot mess with a demon child, she doesn’t hate her parents. I’m so glad I picked it up.
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The author is willing to be vulnerable, sharing her mental health struggles. She looks to find herself amid the backdrop of her life in New Orleans as part of the Mardi Gras society. #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-singing-out-loud-by-marilee-eaves-353fae3639ae?sk=9de2d9d8a1da7178d804a758a8c90b86
I've had the pleasure of being a judge in the SPSFC this year, and my team was given 31 books to try. I gave 26 of them a chance and wrote down my thoughts on each of those 26. (Why not the remaining 5? I ran out of time, sorry!)
My thoughts on every book I "taste-tested": https://www.skaeth.com/spsfc-reading-first-taste-mini-reviews/
It's been amazing to go through these books, and my hope is to shine a light on them for more readers to discover them!
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The author immediately plunges you into the action and setting. One indicator of an excellent book in a series is the ability to stand on its own. #BookReview https://medium.com/feedium/book-review-edisto-tidings-by-c-hope-clark-ad96307df5d?sk=349451e767929f293cd13897337a4851