All the Authors in this anthology were featured in the Aurora Award-winning Podcast, "The World Shapers". This anthology has sci-fi and fantasy short stories, and very good ones too. In the first story, we have Shadow Sight by Kelly Armstrong. A story about a girl, walking on a path, alone, while admiring The Shadow Moon... Continue Reading →
Fright Nights, Big City By Mark Leslie
"Fright nights, Big City" takes off with energy and a quick recap of the last book's, "Fear and Longing in Los Angeles", main events.Although this is a paranormal comedy romance, Mark Leslie grips us into our seats with a suspense-inducing first scene that promises trouble and lots of awkward moments for our main character and... Continue Reading →
Travelers by V. S. Holmes
The narrative is impressive and steady and the story engaging at once. Given the cover, and the fact that the book is Sci-fi, we get anxious to see what marvelous science fiction is going go happen, because we are introduced to an archaeology site digging, which, has, per our experience in Sci-fi, good basis to... Continue Reading →
“Civility at Work” by Dr. Lewena Bayer
Many of us spend our lives working hard to learn skills that will be valuable, and demanded on the workplace. Yet, we neglect essential soft skills, seen as "nice to have", such as Civility. It should be a no-brainer, the fact that employers should treat their employees well. Respect the fact that they are working,... Continue Reading →
“Hidden Enemy” by JP McLean
Finally we get to review the second book of JP McLean's "The Gift Legacy" Series, and continue to enjoy this FANTASTIC and magical adventure. If you haven't read the first book, Secret Sky, do yourself a favor and DO IT. Secret Sky one of the most original, mysterious and magical paranormal romances ever! - Other... Continue Reading →
“School Shooter” by Thorsten Nesch
Thorsten Nesch, is one of the coolest writers we've had on our blog, “Grolar”, was one of the most original books last year, and he's back with: "School Shooter". Yes, you can bet that this will be a great book. Why do we say this? Because, Thorsten Nesch is one of those writers that packs... Continue Reading →
A Demon’s Trade by Kathrin Hutson
Kathrin Hutson starts the book strong, with a powerful MC and a statement that creates intrigue in the reader, like "Who is Kali Sullivan, why does she have such effect on men?" , "Is she human, a witch, or another type of magical creature?" and showing us an important part of the MC's personality: she... Continue Reading →
“That’s Creepy, Santa – The Trilogy” by Julie Kusma
A collection of short-stories with quite suggestive titles indeed, featuring "That's Creepy Santa" and other stories involving a Christmas spirit and holiday celebrations. The great thing about books, is that you don't have to be on the season they refer to in order to fully enjoy them, but this short collection will surely be of... Continue Reading →
“Night-Blooming Cereus” by Melody Wang
Get your copy here Although never before reviewed on Scribble's Worth, Melody Wang has been one of those writers we follow around, paying very close attention to what they do due to the quality of work she puts out there.A published and accomplished poet on her own, featured in many Poetry Magazines and other publications,... Continue Reading →
“Remember, no matter what; CHIN UP, TITS OUT” by Miranda Oh
What would was the first thought that crossed your mind when you read the part: "Chin Up, Tits Out" ? .... That's exactly why we loved this book from the first moment. The image of determination and self-confidence in women. The introduction to the book is funny, not on the usual way, but it's totally... Continue Reading →
