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Editorial Book Review: “Fourth Courier” by Timothy Jay Smith
Brewed in a crumbling and miasmic city of post-war Poland, the awarded style of Timothy Jay Smith delivers in our table a first-class concoction for the crime scene! Treason, crossing hearts, and foul play are the main events in this glorious novel written by this emerging best selling author! The communist have crashed like the…
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Editorial Book Review: “Death’s Kiss” by Regie Khemvisay | Inkish Kingdoms
Regie creates a new dystopian tale where life is a gamble, where premeditated murder means survival, and where love is over-rated and the cause of our dismal doom. In a compilation, of prefabricated characters that will drive you mad and cliché-ish twists that will make you wonder which side are you on, Regie asks the…
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Editorial Book Review: “PARADIGM SHIFT: Future Comes from Behind” by S.T.K. Chan | Inkish Kingdoms
This title is also part of Kindle Unlimited, so if you are members of that subscription, you can totally get it free, and if you are not, you can sign up here!**Using the Affiliate Links will help us a lot!** Fearlessly impossible, recklessly irreverent. Easy to get lost in an action-packed and socially debatable story…
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Editorial Book Review: “Aaru” by David Meredith | Inkish Kingdoms
This title is also part of Kindle Unlimited, so if you are members of that subscription, you can totally get it free, and if you are not, you can sign up here!**Using the Affiliate Links will help us a lot!** When Imagination is your limit, you know you have no boundaries. David Meredith delivers an…
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Editorial Book Review: “Neverworld: The Great Dragon” by M. Draklore | Inkish Kingdoms
This title is also part of Kindle Unlimited, so if you are members of that subscription, you can totally get it free, and if you are not, you can sign up here! **Using the Affiliate Links will help us a lot!** Review Laugher, chills, and anxious desires to keep reading are the natural sensations generated…
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Indie Book Review: Slipstreams of hope by Aleksander Minkowski
indie review, unbiased, self-publishing, reviewer, free review, pay review, indie publishing A delivery of a farfetched story. Aleksander Minkowski prescribes us a welter tale of teenagers looking for the love of their lives, their home, and their sanity which lies hidden in ancient legends and strained mysteries – Inkish Kingdoms Hello, my book royalists! Storytime:…
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Editorial Book Review: Sent For Life by Jason Turri | Inkish Kingdoms
Sent for Life guides us through a journey of bad decisions taken by Donovan to an amazing and intergalactic adventure. Marked by misfortune, the main character is literally hunt by bad luck or just faith. An incredible story that proves that what does not kill you, makes you stronger – Inkish Kingdoms I was honored…
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