Book Review: The Broken Fife
From music to morality, The Broken Fife by Gary C. Demack explores the importance of resilience in an America on the brink of change. Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender.
Tag: indie historical fiction
Book Review: Even Without Blood
EVEN WITHOUT BLOOD by Birgit Treipl is a novelized true story about an Austrian boy and his family impacted by WWII in the Dutch East Indies. Reviewed by Peter Hassebroek.
Book Review: Rescue Run
RESCUE RUN by John Winn Miller is a gripping adventure with a deeply felt personal bent. Reviewed by Frank Pizzoli.
Book Review: The Adventures of Ruby Pi and the Aviation Girls
Learn about the evolution and dynamics of flying in this enlightening story collection. Reviewed by Tomi Alo.
Book Review: What We Tried to Bury Grows Here
WHAT WE TRIED TO BURY GROWS HERE by Julian Zabalbeascoa is a dynamic tale built of different voices and the comprehensive struggles of war. Reviewed by Toni Woodruff.
Book Review: The Water Stricken
THE WATER STRICKEN by Rina Olsen is about one woman’s search for justice unraveling the threads of fate and tradition. Reviewed by Lauren Hayataka.
Book Review: The Sentinel’s Daughter (Daughters of the American Revolution)
The Sentinel’s Daughter unabashedly shows the gruesomeness in fighting for a better future. Reviewed by Jadidsa Perez.
Book Review: Sunday Jenks
Torn between reason and desire, Sara’s choices lead to unexpected places in SUNDAY JENKS by Nellie Hill. Reviewed by Tomi Alo.
Book Review: Cherry Blossoms in Winter
CHERRY BLOSSOMS IN WINTER by Michael J. Summers is a powerful historical novel with friendship, romance, and warfare. Reviewed by Chelsey Tucker.
Book Review: The Bronze Door
THE BRONZE DOOR by Karin Ciholas is a fortitude of imaginative prose with an immersive historical atmosphere. Reviewed by Jadidsa Perez.