Sushama Chhatria

The dives into the complexities of familial love and personal identity with raw emotion. Kirsten Farris’s characters are richly drawn, their flaws and fears laid bare as they face betrayals and long-buried secrets. The subtle supernatural elements amplify the narrative's tension, creating a haunting, immersive experience. Farris’s prose is evocative and poignant, making the struggles for redemption and self-acceptance deeply relatable. A dark yet beautiful exploration of love, loss, and the human condition.

Its is a unique mix of mystery and the paranormal, with the Monkees’ memorabilia serving as an eerie backdrop. Shillingburg’s suspenseful writing draws readers in, while themes of grief and memory add emotional depth. Fans of both The Monkees and ghost investigations will enjoy this intriguing tale.

RETRIBUTION: Book One of The Masterminds Series by L. A. Burch It's not just a story about crime; it’s a haunting exploration of the human soul under siege. L. A. Burch doesn’t simply craft a killer and detectives; she builds a psychological battlefield where morality, intellect, and instinct collide in unpredictable ways. What sets this book apart is its emotional precision. Sergeant Walter Rogers isn’t just a detective; he’s a man carrying the weight of his choices, a soldier whose battlefield has shifted but whose wounds are still fresh. Detective Ann Grace is more than a partner; she’s the embodiment of rationality in a case that grows increasingly irrational. Together, they’re not solving a case—they’re surviving it. Burch’s narrative is alive with tension, but the real magic lies in its quiet moments: the doubts, the resolve, and the slow unraveling of what it means to face an enemy who knows you better than you know yourself.

The author's experiences will inspire you to believe in the magic of life. It's like finding a hidden treasure chest full of hope, faith, and wonder.