There are underlying themes in Those Who Hunt Wolves that relate to current, real-world events and happenings. Survival and Bureaucratic/Technological Control stood out to me most as I was reading through this fantastic novel. Be aware that this article discusses…
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To Read or not to Read: Double Blind: The Icelandic Manuscript Murders by Sara Winokur
Sara Winokur’s latest-thriller, Double Blind: The Icelandic Manuscript Murders, brings you into the world of mysterious letters, cold-cases, and unexplained occurrences. Winokur draws on her 25-year experience as a research geneticist and her admiration for John Grisham and John Clancy in…
Not a Diet! Intermittent Fasting Is a Lifestyle
Did you want to try Intermittent Fasting but gave up because you couldn’t find answers to all your concerns? We have some great news for you. Prominent health expert Dr. Janet Bond Brill recently launched her new book, Intermittent Fasting…
The Commander: An Honest Review
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What You’ll Experience While Reading a Mystery Novel
Are you a fan of mystery novels? Reading page by page, glued to your couch, unaware of the time – if you can relate to all these scenarios – welcome to my favorite book genre! If you’re just starting out,…
Junker Blues: Lon E. Varnadore Delivers a Sci-Fi Epic
In Junker Blues, Varnadore has set out to create a sci-fi book of epic proportions. The story follows its protagonist, Marcus Redding, on his travels through the solar system in a stolen ship as he flees slavery from Grim, one…