Indie Book Reviews - Editors Weekly

“Let the Earth Open” by Oren Shved offers a compelling vision of a future where artificial intelligence plays a central

“Sitting on Top of the World” transports readers to rural Tennessee during the Great Depression, offering a compelling historical narrative

“Death Can Wait: How I Beat Stage IV Cancer Naturally” by William Hudson is an intriguing exploration of holistic healing

PJ Ashton’s “The Eternal’s Triumph” delves deeper into a morally ambiguous world where characters navigate treacherous alliances and personal quests

Pat Olney’s debut novel, Fire Horse, dives deep into love, loss, and redemption. It’s a character-focused story that jumps between

In “The Eternal’s Chosen”, the narrative thrusts readers into a world rich with the promise of profound themes and gritty

Gaia’s Intervention is an adventure novel that merges real-world events and concepts with a deeply mystical universe. It does not

“The Corset Factory” transports readers to Victorian England’s heart, where Elizabeth and Lottie emerge as strikingly different characters woven into