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Female Fight Club Has Zero Magical Realism. A lot of the low-rated reviews of this one claim they expected magical realism in this book and

Carolina Reaper Spicy Romance With Atypical And Controversial Message. First thing to know about this book: Not for the "clean romance" crowd. AT. ALL. Y'all don't need to bother reading a word of it, because there are at least three instances where you will need the

Solid Women's Fiction/ Romance Blend. This is one of those tales the genre blends between women's fiction and technically satisfying all known RWA/RNA "romance genre" requirements... while being around habanero spicy to boot, at least in once instance. (Others are closer to jalapeno or even milder, though still stronger th

Solid Travelogue/Memoir Needs Documentation To Be Solid As History. This is one of those books where read as a travelogue/ memoir from a 40 ish yr old dude who has lived a life few of us can really imagine (though far too many ca

Strong Christian Fiction Law-Based Thriller From A Long Time Master. For those who are unaware that this is a Christian Fiction book even though Robert Whitlow has spent this Millennium building a career as a Christian Fiction author and even though the description explicitly mentions "faith" or "redemption" in three of five paragraphs... yes, thi

Solid Near Stand-Alone Sequel Will Be Divisive. This is one of those books where a co-author was added... and makes an immediate and obvious impact. How you like that impact will likely depend on your own politics and worldview. Making one charac

Deja Vu / Rinse And Repeat. Either Works. I do believe this is the first time in over 1,800 reviews over the last decade where I can truly say that literally everything I said about the author's

Dense Yet Intriguing Tale Won't Be For Everyone. This is one of those dense tales that starts off very slow - through nearly the first half of the book - with a lot of what would actually happen if a suspicious objec

Low Stakes Medium Spice Sarah Morgan/ Hallmarkie Summer Tale. Sarah Morgan basically has two settings: summer and Christmas, and she seems to make it a point to r

Ipse Dixit - Bare Assertion Mars Needed (If Politically Slanted In Presentation) Call. This is one of those texts that so many American Christians are going to need to read... and yet because it *is* so politically slanted in a somewhere left-of-center/ social justice warrior direction, not enough on at lea