“Overcomer - A Journey Through Mental Health” by Victor J Clark is a powerful mental health guide written to help the reader deal both with mental illness and the inner struggles that one might have, explain the many aspects of mental health and educate the reader about the several hidden aspects of it, directing one... Continue Reading →
SW Jan Stats
Hello guys, and thank you for following and reading our reviews. Here are some of the stats achieved on the blog. You can download and see it in detail on the pictures below.
Shapers Of Worlds Vol. II – Anthology by Edward Willett
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 →
Valentine’s Day Reads
Hardcore, Heart-Punching Romance The Aviator Series - The Aviator + The Warfighter - by Craig DiLouie has the most romantic couple EVER!! Yes, the series is about jet-fighters, the American ways, BUT! Craig DiLouie made a KILLER job when it came to romance into these books. All the conflicts and difficulties they faced, all the... Continue Reading →
SW Tips for Writers Series #3
Here are some cool tips for writers: 1- Use #s Never underestimate the power of a hastag, tag, or link. Use key words, generic that people do search. Twitter, tells you how many times a certain hashtag was used. That can come in handy to know what people are searching. 2- Know your crowd This... 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 →
Editors VS Apps
Although the title suggests a showdown, this is a settled debate. Editors will never be replaced by Editing Apps, and I will let you know why. Why Editing Apps will never replace editors: Reason #1- Context This is the crucial difference between great Editors and apps.Of course! Yes. Editing apps will get grammatical and spelling... 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 →
