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Review of Unlock Your Power like a Phoenix by Priyadarshini Behera

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“Unlock Your Power like a Phoenix” weaves together fictional stories and valuable life lessons to guide readers on a journey of personal development, mindset transformation, and spiritual awakening. Each chapter offers a narrative rich with insights, touching on themes from the spiritual realm and personal growth. While some chapters draw from Hindu rituals and beliefs, […]

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Review of Grandma’s Culinary Treasure by Dr. Sheryl

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In “Grandma’s Culinary Treasure,” embark on a delectable journey through the heart and soul of traditional Mangalorean cuisine, where aromatic spices, rich history, and timeless recipes converge into a culinary masterpiece. Nestled along the pristine coastline of India, Mangalore boasts a culinary heritage as diverse as it is delicious. For generations, recipes have been lovingly

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Review of Jaxyl Warrior Princess by Ruth Mitchell

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“Jaxyl” introduces readers to the remarkable Jaxyl, a Warrior Princess destined to save the Cosmos. She is a daring and self-assured heroine who captivates with her adventurous spirit and unapologetic nature. Jaxyl’s decisions may sometimes be controversial, but she consistently stands by her choices and fulfills her promises. This fast-paced feminist adventure romance is packed

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Review of The Legacy Navigator by Lance E Welch

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In “The Legacy Navigator,” Lance E. Welch offers a compelling call to action for individuals to recognize the legacy they leave behind and take transformative steps to shape it intentionally. Many people find themselves paralyzed at the prospect of crafting a meaningful legacy, daunted by the perceived complexity and uncertainty of the process. Welch presents

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Review of The Law of Beasts – Khovahsh by Dapharoah

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“Khovahsh Burgoos, an elitist demi-shifting reincarnate, is a nine-thousand-year-old member of the Dragonhead Ancients. This ancient order, steeped in mystery and power, holds sway over the supernatural realms. In this intricate world, Alicia Chay stands out as the sadistic queen of torture who has ruled for forty centuries under various identities. With a family of

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Review of On the Precipice by Brianna Riley MacMahon

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“On the Precipice” plunges readers into the politically charged universe of Imperium, one of the most powerful societies in existence. Set in New Caelus, the political heart of Imperium, the story unfolds against the backdrop of a crucial electoral cycle. The populace faces a monumental decision: whether to continue supporting the militaristic Expansionist Party, which

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Review of The Run by P.J. Aitken

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“The Run”, written by P.J. Aitken, takes readers on an extraordinary journey where ten teenagers compete in an extreme adventure race. Set across five dangerous and challenging zones, the twenty-mile race pushes the boundaries of their endurance and bravery. Each chapter unfolds as a self-contained, over-the-top action sequence, offering a unique perspective from each teenage

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Review of The Space Traveller’s Lover by Omara Williams

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Meet Omara Williams, an acclaimed writer known for her captivating blend of science fiction and romance. Her debut novel, “The Space Traveller’s Lover,” takes readers on an exhilarating journey across galaxies, where love and loyalty collide amidst an interstellar conflict. With a background in nuclear engineering and a passion for science and technology, Williams brings

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Review of Rise of the Weakest Summoner by J. R. Saileri 

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In “Rise of the Weakest Summoner by J. R. Saileri  ,” readers are transported to a world where danger lurks around every corner and the fate of nations hangs in the balance. When Ast’s group receives an unexpected request from the Elf Queen, they find themselves thrust into a perilous quest to save Civienne’s precious

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Review of The Lore Gatherers by Jonathan Uffelman

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In “Book of Leprechauns: The Lore Gatherers” by Jonathan Uffelman, Shaun McClanahan and his daughter Molly find themselves ensnared in a perilous quest when a malevolent force threatens their very existence. As their precious gold is stolen and a sinister entity sets its sights on them, the McClanahans are thrust into an extraordinary adventure that

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Review of Hurt Runs Within by Zoltan Vincze

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In “Hurt Runs Within” by Zoltan Vincze, the harrowing journey of Mackay Connolly unfolds against the backdrop of Afghanistan’s unforgiving terrain and the shadowy depths of PTSD. Following an IED explosion that claims the lives of three comrades, Mackay Connolly finds himself teetering on the brink of oblivion. Medically discharged from the British army, he

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Review of When Dreamers Become Doers by Jaye Thomas

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In a world filled with untapped potential and unfulfilled dreams, Jaye Thomas’s “When Dreamers Become Doers: Goals and Success” serves as a beacon of inspiration and empowerment. Through this insightful book, Thomas encourages readers to transcend their limitations, embrace their aspirations, and embark on a transformative journey towards achieving their goals. “When Dreamers Become Doers”

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