Book Review: A Thousand Words for Stranger by Julie E. Czernedo
Heidi Angell reviews the sci-fi classic A Thousand Words for Stranger, weighs in on her views of the book, the female character, and the female author.
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Book Review: Conjure Women by Afia Atakora
Heidi Angell shares her thoughts on the historical African Fiction mystery Conjure Women by Afia Atakora and how elements call to our experiences today.
Book Review and Analysis of The Oz Principle
Heidi Angell reviews The Oz Principle: Getting Results Through Individual and Organizational Accountability by Craig Hickman, Tom Smith, and Roger Connors
Book Review: Dark Omens
Heidi Angell reviews the historical murder mystery Dark Omens by Rosemary Rowe, which takes place in Britania during the Roman Occupation.
Book Review: Charmed and Lethal an urban fantasy by Christine Eller and Lin Ryals
Heidi Angell shares her review of the urban fantasy debut novel Charmed and Lethal by authors Christine Eller and Lin Ryals.
Book Review: New Hope by Steve Hobbs
Heidi Angell introduces you to the Urban Fantasy 80’s flashback fun of New Hope by Steve Hobbs
Aroon Book 1 in the Duncullen Saga by M.B. Gibson
Heidi Angell shares her review of Aroon, the first book in the historical 18th century Irish Duncullen Saga by M.B. Gibson
Book Review: Lightspeed Frontier: Kicking the Future Adam Corres
Heidi Angell reviews Lightspeed Frontier: Kicking the Future a comedic sci-fi by Adam Corres that is also the basis for the video game Lightspeed Frontier.
Book Review: Moss and Clay by Rebekah Jonesy
A review of Moss and Clay, the first book in the Mab’s Doll urban fantasy series by Rebekah Jonesy.
Book Review: Monster Huntress by David Wiley
Genre: Epic YA Fantasy
Y’all, I am so in love with Ava. OMG! Seriously, this 13-year-old is my hero.
