Book Review #26: Transcendence by H.G. Ahedi

Zane Carter is a survivor-- a hardened, broken soldier. The confidence he used to have in his country is gone, and he knows, without a doubt, that the US is going to lose WW2. So, when a battle goes sideways and Zane blacks out, he's sure he's dead. This is the end for him.Except, it's …

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Book Review #25: These Troubled Days by James Tarr

Boston is in shreds. America is sinking quickly into a fascist government. With unfits quarantined into the Chelsea Internment Center, millions of people are in distress. Yet Harold, an ex-activist, only has one concern in life: protect his daughter Aiden from the very life he used to frequent. ProServ Officers like Eckart and Blair make …

Book Review #24: Tempting Fate by Emily Stormbrook

Miranda Grace Avery is a disappointment. A disgrace. Unloved. Disgusting. Responsible for her sister's death. Useless.And tired. Oh, so tired.Maybe that's why, after eleven years of torture at the hands of her abusive husband, Miranda bolts, faking her own death and running back to the only place she's ever felt safe-- Barrett's Bay. But keeping …