Book Review #30: Letting Go by Carrie Lange

TW: This review contains mentions of intense grief and suicide. Please read with caution if you struggle with these topics. When Dan put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger, he hoped his life was over. He was so ready to be done, to free his fiancee from being engaged to such a …

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Book Review #29: Resonance by Nicholas Dabideen

In a post-pandemic world, technology is king. Equipped with the fully automated CHIPS, humanity relies entirely on the new computers they have inserted in their wrists. It can do everything. If you don’t have a CHIP, you’re seen as an outcast.  Sage has always seen himself as different. He yearns for the peace of a …

Book Review #28: She Named Me Wolf by Tenkara Smart

On his journey through life, Wolf goes through too much: his father's alcoholism, his mother's crippling fear, his brother's carelessness, his isolation at school. Yet, he's never truly alone. Since he was a child, his best friend has been a spiritual entity named Polly. The Japanese ghost helps him to navigate the treacherous waters of …

Book Review #27: Skid Kids by Michael Franz

Zander is a mutant. Not by choice. Westport made him this way; President Crowley made him this way.The Wastelands are full of mutants like Zander and his younger sister Kensy. They're victims of the Cleanse-- a deadly gas that leaves its survivors deformed. Cast aside by the humans that live in Westport, they are forced …