Recent Reviews

  • Embody Your Inner Goddess

    Embody Your Inner Goddess is a transformative book that beckons readers on a profound journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Crafted with the intention of guiding individuals towards embracing their fullest potential, this book is not just a read; it’s an experience. Through a carefully curated blend of personal anecdotes and practical exercises, Leduc opens readers with the divine feminine energy within, encouraging a radical acceptance and celebration of self. Readers will find this book a great companion on their path to self-realization and empowerment; it’s perfect for those ready to deepen their spiritual connection with themselves and live a life of authenticity and purpose.

    FULL REVIEW > https://musingmystical.com/embody-your-inner-goddess-by-lauren-leduc/ ~ Musing Mystical, Review

  • Treasures of Egypt

    Ever since I was a kid, I have been intrigued by Egyptian culture and mythology. This was the main reason I picked up this book.
    It gave me so much more. I loved the characters. The main characters fully stole my heart (looking at you, Khaf), but I also adored many more of the characters. They were simply fun and complex most of the time, and I loved following them through their journey. I cried, laughed, wanted to yank my phone away, and got very annoyed, too. It was a full rollercoaster of a book, but it was perfect as a cosy little book that hurts you just perfectly.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars ~ Virag Viszus (Reviewer, Netgalley

  • Treasures of Egypt

    I really liked this book. Egyptian mythology is one of my favourites, and I love reading about it and seeing other people's takes on it. I think Nefiri was a strong character who carried the book along with the other characters. I love the author's interpretations and characterizations of the Egyptian deities and mythology. It was really great and paced well. The writing kept me engaged the entire time, and I enjoyed it. ~ Emma Lynn (Reviewer), Netgalley

  • Mind Beyond Words, A

    Jes Kerzen
    I hope that A MIND BEYOND WORDS by Jes Kerzen is widely read, knowing that it's out there for many readers who want to push the boundaries of what we believe to be reality to a far wider, wilder, and more fascinating place. When teacher Jen Kerzen encounters and gets to know Asher, a student designated to be on the autism spectrum, she is drawn into a world she never dreamed possible, of telepathy and wonders beyond the typical expectations of a neurodiverse classroom, never mind fitting into our culture and definitions of reality. I deeply enjoyed having my expectations blown by the incredible bond the pair developed and still live to this day, as well as how a supposedly deficient person is familiar with and expert in realms no one dreamed possible. Written in a conversational style, Kerzen brings the reader along in an ultimately mind-blowing experience with a child leading the way.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars ~ Louise Foerster (Reviewer), Netgalley

  • Naked in the Now

    I recommend everyone to read this book. ~ Catarina Silva (Reviewer), Netgalley

  • Treasures of Egypt

    Treasures of Egypt offers heart-pounding adventure and thought-provoking mystery that leaps off the pages and pulls YOU into Avaris along with it.

    Amr Saleh captures an exciting combination of “The Mummy” meets “Moon Knight” to deliver a captivating story filled with mythology and magic. If you enjoy ancient Egyptian mythology, you will love this story. ~ Miranda McClellan (Reviewer), Netgalley

  • Pagan Portals - Thor

    Morgan Daimler
    An interesting take on the God Thor, looking in more depth at the mythology surrounding his character.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars ~ Diane Scurr (Reviewer), Netgalley

  • New Dictionary of Fairies, A

    Morgan Daimler
    A great resource for anyone interested in the mythology around fairies. It covers a wide range of stories from various cultures in an accessible way. ~ Diane Scurr (Reviewer) , Netgalley

  • Magdalene Lineage, The

    I found this book intriguing. Mary Magdalene is a character that I would love to know more about. This book raised my curiosity to follow this area of interest.

    Rating: 5 out of 5 stars ~ Diane Scurr (Reviewer), Netgalley

  • Fairy

    Morgan Daimler
    5 out of 5

    If you know me, you know I love fae, and I was so excited to get my hands on this book. It goes quite in-depth despite not being extremely long, and it’s clear Daimler has done a lot of research. This doesn’t just explore the land of fairy – it also dives into the way it’s known and perceived across cultures, and throughout history. I learned some new things I hadn’t come across when I was younger and first diving into the realm of fae. It also includes how Christianity influenced old beliefs, and how the view of the realm of fae has evolved in modern times. The chapters make it easy to navigate, and are invaluable if you wish to use this regularly as a reference book. I greatly appreciated the pronunciation appendix at the back. Highly recommend if you’re interested in the realm or inhabits of fairy. If you want to dive deeper, the extensive bibliography gives you no shortage of things to read. ~ https://lshadowlynauthor.com/2024/04/19/review-fairy-the-otherworld-by-many-names/, Lilyana Shadowlyn

  • Tamarisk

    Angela Locke
    I just wanted to tell you how much I’ve enjoyed Tamarisk. The details, the hardship, the terrible journeys, the places, the heartbreaking characters, Rebecca and Pierre so well defined, the children, I could see them, knew them. Such a very good read and more. Congratulations on this wonderful story. I was in tears and couldn’t wait to find out how it would end. It will stay with me. I’m so pleased this is out in the world and I hope it gets the recognition it truly deserves. ~ Kerry Darbishire: A Lift of Wings, Distance Sweet on my Tongue, A Window of Passing Light, Jardiniere, Kay’s Ark ( biography)

  • Fear of Music (2nd Edition)

    David Stubbs
    Praise for the 1st edition of this title released in 2009: The title belies the fact that the main thrust of the content is a parallel history of contemporary art and music with a conclusion that attempts to answer the question inherent in the title, but, of course, fails. That's not a criticism as the content is informative and thought provoking and there never was going to be a clear answer. The author crams in a great deal in this short space and does it with an intense, evocative style, not difficult to read and absorb. If you are interested in contemporary music, particularly the kind that challenges the norm, this will prove to be a good investment. ~ Bill Anderton, www.newentorchestra.org/reviews

  • Shadowed Skies

    Suspense, description, vivid characters, and a phenomenal plot and ending! Well done! ~ Madison Davis, Paranormal Romance Guild Reviewer

  • One Man Down

    In One Man Down, Alex Pearl delivers another hilarious and compelling mystery set in the world of a London advertising agency. As Angus Lovejoy and Brian Finkle strive to create the perfect television commercial, they find themselves embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse. With witty dialogue, unexpected twists, and a nod to the iconic figures of the 1980s, including comedian Julian Clary, this book is a must-read for fans of classic murder mysteries. Your only regret reading it will be that it's over too soon.
    ~ Drēma Drudge, author of Victorine and Southern-Fried Woolf

  • Tamarisk

    Angela Locke
    I just wanted to tell you how much I’ve enjoyed Tamarisk. The details, the hardship, the terrible journeys, the places, the heartbreaking characters, Rebecca and Pierre so well defined, the children, I could see them, knew them. Such a very good read and more. Congratulations on this wonderful story. I was in tears and couldn’t wait to find out how it would end. It will stay with me. I’m so pleased this is out in the world and I hope it gets the recognition it truly deserves.
    Kerry Darbishire: A Lift of Wings, Distance Sweet on my Tongue, A Window of Passing Light, Jardiniere, Kay’s Ark ( biography)

    ~ Author Kerry Darbishire, email

  • Treasures of Egypt

    I am a huge fan of anything Mythology; from a young age, I have always been fascinated by it and I was not disappointed by this. I was captured right from the start and stayed up late to finish it!

    Treasures of Egypt, was a beautifully written young adult novel that contains mythology, magic, romance and adventure. I look forward to reading more from this author! ~ Dominique Zanni (Librarian), Netgalley

  • Treasures of Egypt

    If you're ready to embark on the ultimate treasure hunt and experience the thrill of uncovering ancient mysteries, "Treasures of Egypt" is the book for you. Get ready to lose yourself in a world where history meets adventure, and the only limit is your imagination! ~ Nikao Heeg (Reviewer), Netgalley

  • Conquist

    Like the best ‘lost world’ stories, the action of Conquist is unrelenting from the moment Varga and his men step through the one-way ‘entrada’ until the very last page. Through his travels, Varga encounters the strangest of flora and fauna, others like him who have wandered into this world only to be lost, enemies who become allies, and seeming friends who will betray them all.

    Varga himself is a fascinating character, seemingly cruel and uncaring of the misery he inflicts on the Incas, staunchly loyal to his men, hoping to raise himself and his cousin Diego from penury and struggling with the legacy and memory of his father who chose honour above gold. He’s a clever tactician and brave in a fight, and he and his men experience fearful battles, strange discoveries, desperate flights and pursuits, hidden places, and unimaginable wonders in equal measure while Varga learns a few hard truths about himself and his place in the world. He may not achieve all that he desires, but perhaps there are other, more personal victories possible that can bring him peace.

    I tore through the novel in record time. Conquist is a rip-roaring action adventure with heart that is sure to please. ~ Keith Stevenson (Book Trade Professional), Netgalley

  • Mind Beyond Words, A

    Jes Kerzen
    A Mind Beyond Words is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand spirituality and the deeper levels of consciousness.
    It is well written and concise and offers a clear and loving understanding of who and what we really are: truth-seekers, voyagers filled with hopes and dreams and the innate ability to see that which is!

    FULL REVIEW: https://bluewolf-reviews.com/books/new-age/a-mind-beyond-words/ ~ Bluewolf Reviews, Review

  • Treasures of Egypt

    A great story that displays wittiness, suspense and incredible detail to the fascinating world of Egyptian mythology. Saleh's first book is showcasing his passion and dedication to create a spellbinding tale of friendship, love, internal struggles and most importantly, Egypt. ~ Thomas Zerbes (Reviewer), Goodreads