Soul Cure by Gregory Dickow

Soul Cure: How to Heal Your Pain and Discover Your Purpose by Gregory Dickow is an extremely timely book, given the state of the world today. With a pandemic, crime, weather disasters, and more, it's hard not to feel stressed all the time. The pages of this book and the author's thoughts contained within offer a bit of solace and comfort in this troubling world. There's plenty of down to Earth insight here, all presented within the framework of a loving God, a loving creator. Define and give more meaning to your life by delving into the positive affirmative message here. What you focus on, you become. Turn your thinking around and read the wise words of Gregory, help yourself fully live your life by changing your thoughts and your focus. Embrace God's love in your life, and you too can experience a magical change. Highly recommend.

The Lightning Tree by Lene Fogelberg

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Lightning Tree (The NI Revolution Trilogy Book 1) by Lene Fogelberg features the teenage sisters of Flora and Fauna. A horrible accident occurs, and soon Flora finds herself on her own. The one saving grace is her neighbor Carl, with whom she is friends. However, things start to become troubling as bodies are piling up, and Carl is the main suspect. Flora doesn't believe this of course, and the stage is set for an intriguing story that combines many elements from nature, romance, and trauma to the supernatural. The writing manages to capture the teenage angst, the unpredictability of what might happen, and a certain level of tension. This book is more than an environmental thriller; it's a well-executed and captivating read suitable for both teenage and adult audiences. Recommended.

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Pulse -Book One by B.A. Bellec

Pulse by B.A. Bellec
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Pulse-Book One by B.A. Bellec is one of those creepy books that somehow seem as though it could happen in real life and not too far off in the future. Pulse itself is a fictional company based on a model of the largest corporations of today. The power that these companies wield over society and culture is huge, and this book reads as a condemnation of those companies woven into a fictional story. The opening email is eerie and disturbing setting the stage for this creative and riveting book. Set in the dystopian future of 2040, the story is a great combination of a huge music festival, an evil company, and a menacing creature. The salient quotes before each chapter are all intriguing in their way as well. Add in finely wrought characters like Pietro and you have a mesmerizing book. A must-read book and one that will have you questioning many things about society today and what the future may hold.

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