Review – The Emperor and the Endless Palace by Justinian Huang
The Emperor and the Endless Palace is set across three time lines from ancient China to modern day Los Angeles. This doomed love triangle has little to offer.
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Review of books in all formats: audio, ebook, etc
Review – Hitched by J. F. Murray
A Vegas mix-up in “Hitched” leads to marrying a first love. It’s a rom-com rollercoaster full of laughs, quirky characters and love’s surprise twists.
Review – Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock by Maud Woolf
In “Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock,” Maud Woolf spins a tale of identity and autonomy wrapped in a sci-fi mystery about a celebrity and her clones.
Review – Queen of Freedom: Defending Jamaica by Catherine Johnson
“Queen of Freedom” revives Queen Nanny’s story, highlighting her pivotal role in the Maroons’ fight for liberty in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains.
Review – The House on Rye Lane by Susan Allott
“The House on Rye Lane” entwines timelines into a chilling narrative, where a house in Peckham exudes dread, ensnaring characters in its eerie curse. Recommended.
Review – Saint Valentine the Kindhearted by by Ned Bustard
“Saint Valentine the Kindhearted” revives the true spirit of Valentine’s Day, celebrating the saint’s life and love beyond the commercial.
Review – Baby Dragon Finds His Family by Sheryl Bass
Looking for family? Join Baby Dragon on his quest for relationships and belonging.
Review – Black Voices by Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor
Black Voices by Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor is more than just a book; it’s a journey through Pan African culture, brimming with insightful quotes and stunning art.
Review – Are You A Sleepy Monster by Guilherme Karsten
Join a monster’s bedtime routine in “Are You A Sleepy Monster?” A charming tale of turning fear into fun at lights out.
Review – Always There by by Krystaelynne Sanders Diggs
Always There: A compassionate story exploring grief’s journey. Sweet illustrations depict sorrow and healing, offering solace and understanding
