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NaomiI can't understand why – out of the four hockey players I'm sharing a house with this semester – Finn Howard's the one who catches my eye.The guy never smiles. He doesn't say much and disapproves plenty.But, something about him feels familiar. Something about him feels safe.I'm not falling for Finn, I'm just curious. Could I make him smile? It wouldn't hurt to try. I love a good challenge. And who knows, maybe it'll distract me from pining over a guy I meet online.FinnI don't get nervous unless I'm on the ice. So why does my chest feel tight whenever Naomi Lewis looks in my direction?She's witty, kind, and happy. How is someone that happy all the time?If her sunny disposition isn't enough to distract me, the fact that her voice sounds exactly like the streamer I anonymously moderate for will.If Naomi is her, she's in for a huge disappointment. I'm not the guy she thinks I am...not anymore, at least. And for that reason alone, I should stay away from her. I should stop trying to get closer. I should stop wanting her because she fell for someone else. Someone I will never be again.__Sunny Disposition is a slow burn, hidden identity romance featuring a grumpy, amnesic hockey player and sunshine cozy game streamer.

Rethink God is a work of non-fiction focusing on spiritual and religious concepts and was penned by author Nadiez Bahi. It is a complex work with a long and well thought out reasoning; the work focuses on the central question as to whether God exists or not. As we strive to answer this question for ourselves, the author explores ideas from science, philosophy, and atheist reasoning, and puts these alongside ideas of extreme religious enthusiasm and the search for definitive proof. What results is an informative and critical look at both extremes of thought on the existence of God, and one which allows us as a reader to find our own path amongst the myriad of ideas and search for our own truth. Author Nadiez Bahi offers a work that is truly like nothing I have ever read on the topic of religion, faith, and God. As someone who is not particularly religious, the exploration element of the work gave me plenty of space to have my own opinions without being preached to. But the beauty of the work is in this freedom because the narrative style encourages you to question the information presented as well as your own assumptions, and I did form new opinions of my own beliefs during the reading experience. Bahi’s prose is level, unbiased, and clear in its presentation of different ideas, building to a powerful central conclusion that offers great insight towards the central question. Overall, I would recommend Rethink God to readers who are curious about religion and faith and would like to read more without being lectured.

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The Initiated is a work of dramatic historical fiction penned by author Micki Voisard. Set in the harrowing and fascinating time of the Vietnam War, we see the perspective and world view change for young Maggie Finn from 1968 onwards. From her hippie and free love roots, Maggie’s faith in her fellow man is dashed and she secures her escape as a flight attendant for the soldiers going to and from the war. So begins her induction into the dangerous conflict and her connection to so many survivors who are forever damaged by what they have seen and done. Maggie’s own damage begins to seep through the cracks as the novel continues. Author Micki Voisard writes with powerful descriptive quality to bring the recent historical past back to life in vivid and almost painful living color. Maggie begins in a tragic situation before her true adventure starts, endearing readers to a young woman with dashed ideals, but without mocking the peaceful life she was trying to live. The reality check comes in hard and harsh with a powerful impact and solid writing that lays bare the facts of the situation, then leaves room to breathe as Maggie takes in the truth of what she’s seeing. The narrative around her perceptions is intelligent and emotive without being overly dramatic, keeping a nice balance for fans of wartime fiction, plus those who want a more in-depth personal drama story. Overall, The Initiated is a highly recommended read for its broad appeal and excellent writing quality.

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The Sylver Platter: Becoming combines fantasy, mystery, and adventure. The work is intended for young adults but can also be thoroughly enjoyed by adult readers. Penned by J.B. Fitzgerald, in this impressive and immersive opening to an exciting new series, we find ourselves following the initially humdrum life of Sylvia Platt, a young woman who shies away from drama. But when Sylvia is shot multiple times, and her body refuses to die, a unique opportunity arrives in super-heroic proportions. It won’t be easy to transform from pacifist to hero, but her island needs her as a string of deadly murders puts them all on edge. J.B. Fitzgerald has crafted a superb work of superhero drama and fantastic fantasy mystery that will keep fans of either genre engaged from beginning to end. One of the things that most impressed me about this work was its unique approach to crafting an anti-hero who is far from the usual gritty, grumpy renegade archetypes. Sylvia is wonderfully distinctive, with witty, well-spun dialogue that includes quips and big giggles but also really characterizes her perspective on the situation she’s found herself in. She’s deeply reluctant, which makes her all the more endearing to root for as challenge after challenge is thrown her way, and the author’s inventiveness at finding solutions to these issues, which are uniquely Sylvia, is second to none. The Sylver Platter is an incredible start to what promises to be a fantastic, original, and atmospheric new series, and I can’t wait to see where it goes from here.

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Quandaries of Love is a sizzling hot romance novella penned by author Valerie J Runyan. This quick read romance takes a diverse route to its romantic conclusions, featuring couples of the same gender, age-gap relationships, and romance between differently abled people. In this very different approach, we find that excitement, passion, love, and tenderness still exist for all people, as human nature doesn’t really change despite the configuration of the couple. From the fluid lifestyles of those lust-driven souls who have just met, to the long-lasting connections and impressions which love can make, this modern romantic tale shoots through it all in the blink of an eye. Written in a dialogue-driven style which reads more like a play than a novel, the moments captured during Quandaries of Love sizzle with passion despite the unusual pairings and situations by which people come together. I would have liked a little more depth and slower pacing in certain moments to really understand the characters’ intentions fully, but readers who wish to get right to the point will not be disappointed by Valerie J Runyan’s sharp writing style. There are high points of vivid description and raw emotion, and the diversity presented in both the characters and the different styles of narration and dialogue offer much to enjoy through every page of this quick adventure into the world of modern love. Runyan provides great insight into the world beyond the boy-meets-girl tradition with real love, joy, pain, and passion, and I’d recommend this book to anyone seeking romance with a realistically modern twist.

Somebody Knows is a work of fiction in the thriller, psychological drama, and suspense subgenres. It is best suited to mature readers owing to the presence of strong language throughout and its themes of abuse. Penned by author Pamela Ungashick, the novel portrays Audrey Mae Scott's tumultuous life under the tyrannical rule of her mother, Edith, who harbors dark intentions. Audrey endures abuse and isolation but finds solace in writing about her struggles, determined to defy her mother's expectations and pursue her dreams. Meanwhile, Edith's resentment festers, leading her to concoct a sinister plan for revenge and wealth, involving sacrificing her daughter. As Audrey's defiance grows, she becomes entangled in a dangerous game with her increasingly unstable mother, risking everything for her independence. Author Pamela Ungashick utilizes strong narrative confidence to craft a gripping and emotionally charged novel that delves deep into the complexities of family dynamics. Ungashick's vivid storytelling perfectly captures the oppressive atmosphere of Audrey's household, immersing readers in her harrowing journey toward freedom. The detail in the descriptions of people and places also enhances this unsettling feeling, perfectly matching the emotions of the scene. The characters are well-crafted with realistic-sounding dialogue and strong descriptions, each grappling with their demons and motivations, particularly Audrey and Edith, whose tumultuous relationship drives the narrative forward with intensity, suspense, and some dynamic dialogue exchanges. As Audrey confronts her mother's escalating madness, the stakes are raised to a heart-pounding climax that leaves a lasting impact that is surprising and satisfying. Overall, Somebody Knows is a compelling tale of survival and redemption that will resonate with readers long after the final page, and I would not hesitate to recommend it to fans of authentically penned psychological dramas.

What Lies Buried is a work of fiction in the interpersonal drama, psychological thriller, and emotive writing subgenres, and is a follow-up to the harrowing events of Secrets In The Mirror. Penned by author Leslie Kain, the work is best suited to adult readers owing to the dark and potentially upsetting subject matter. We return to a poignant exploration of the complexities of trauma, family secrets, and the resilience required for healing. Gavin, scarred by a lifetime of abuse, grapples with Complex PTSD. As he confronts his family's mob history, the triggers intensify, putting him in a dangerous situation. His wife, Katie, supports him despite the strain on their marriage, while uncovering her own past and abandoned artistic talents. Author Leslie Kain really knows how to focus a dramatic and engaging lens on the subject of trauma's enduring impact on individuals and relationships. The narrative is suitably close to the action and right on the shoulders of the central characters, navigating this intense psychological landscape and portraying the rawness of their struggles authentically. Kain handles the subject matter of abuse and PTSD with sensitivity, highlighting the challenges of confronting buried pain, and it’s clear that a lot of research and empathy has gone into this element of the work. The novel also beautifully juxtaposes Gavin's journey with Katie's self-discovery, painting a vivid picture of resilience in the face of adversity, and giving those faint strands of hope that help us through the darkest times of the plot. The exploration of art as a means of coping and healing was a unique touch that I’ve never seen in novels of this genre before. Overall, What Lies Buried is a powerful narrative that I would highly recommend to fans of deeply psychological, cathartic, and honest storytelling.

Amanda Fights Vampires, Alone is a work of fiction penned by author Alan Zacher in the urban fantasy, action, and supernatural adventure genres. Detective Amanda Warner is on a desperate mission to solve the mysterious disappearances of nine people in St. Louis. As Christmas approaches, Amanda discovers the culprits are vampires. Trained by her late uncle, James Hurts, to combat these creatures since she was eleven, Amanda now faces them without her mentor or any support from family and friends. With the clock ticking and the pressure mounting, Amanda must rely on her skills and courage to fight the vampires and prevent more abductions. The novel explores her struggle and determination in the face of supernatural threats. Author Alan Zacher has a natural gift for suspense and atmosphere that has helped him craft an immersive and exciting fantasy. The portrayal of Amanda as a determined yet vulnerable detective is sure to grab audiences right away, highlighting her struggle to confront not only the vampire threat but also her solitude in the slow-burning emotional undertones of the tale. The detailed descriptions of her training and her past experiences added new layers of determination and depth to her character, bringing readers closer to her. The impending Christmas setting juxtaposed well against the dark theme of the story, creating a haunting atmosphere with a palpable sense of suspense. The plot holds its tension well as readers wonder if Amanda will ever overcome her fears and the vampires' menace. There were some brilliant twists that I didn’t see coming, but they were so satisfying and fit the plot well. Zacher's detailed speech and thought presentation made me totally invested in Amanda's success, rooting for her to find not just the missing people but also a sense of closure and victory against the supernatural forces haunting her life. Overall, I would certainly recommend Amanda Fights Vampires, Alone to fans of suspenseful supernatural action novels.

Titanian Awakenings: Shadows of Darkness is a work of fiction penned by author Leisl Kaberry in the fantasy, action, and adventure subgenres. It is intended for the young adult reading audience. In this thrilling tale, much of the action centers on the family ties between siblings Matara and Kessaria. As the younger sister struggles in a murky world, her sense of duty to family remains a priority, even at the risk of her own life. The story delves into the complexities of a seemingly peaceful realm facing internal unrest, rising poverty, and the resurgence of forbidden practices. Author Leisl Kaberry weaves a gripping narrative, crafting an immersive experience for readers that is sure to capture the intended YA audience with its imaginative world-building and multi-sensory descriptive prowess. The plot is fast-paced, easy to follow, and deepens and complicates well as the novel progresses, with Kaberry skillfully crafting suspenseful moments and intricate character dynamics to keep readers intrigued about where life will take Matara, Kessaria, and the others next. The blend of action, societal issues, and personal dilemmas creates a rich and engaging storyline, making it a compelling read with great intricacies that adult readers can appreciate. A particular standout feature of the work for me was the dialogue. This rolls off the pages with a smooth, accessible modernity that YA audiences will love, yet it captures the unique essence of the fantasy world that the author has built, showcasing attitude and charm. Overall, Titanian Awakenings: Shadows of Darkness is a superb series opener that handles its many themes well, and I would not hesitate to recommend it to YA fantasy readers everywhere.

Welcome to the Darkside is a work of non-fiction which labels itself as “A BDSM Primer”, and was penned by author Rajan Dominari. Written as a guidebook for those who think that they might be interested in stepping into the BDSM world for the first time, the book contains explicit language and descriptions as one might expect in order to deal with its contents. The lifestyle, practices, and roles involved in BDSM relationships and the general community are explained and explored, as well as a deeper insight into what it is that may draw a person into this particular set of behaviors, to begin with, and the satisfaction which they may gain from doing so. Readers who have ever had any curiosity about the world of BDSM are certain to find the answers to all their questions in this very helpful and informative primer. Author Rajan Dominari has a clear passion for the subject and personal experience in the relationships and roles of the BDSM community, and this expertise shows throughout. There’s a freedom to the narrative and the prose style which offers no judgment on anyone who might be curious enough to pick up this volume, and personal touches add to the deeper insight into the pleasure and fulfillment which many people gain from BDSM practices. The guidebook also provides practical advice on communication and roles, a key feature that brings clarity to the work as a whole. Overall, Welcome to the Darkside is sure to be an essential read for anyone venturing into this new community for the first time.