Reading Worm

Apollo, a human-alien hybrid with the otherworldly and unwelcomed ability to kill with a touch, is born and imprisoned in Area 51. A moment of skin-to-skin contact with Apollo instantly turns a person to ash—and creates a massive surge of energy that temporarily ignites other superhuman powers within him. Apollo’s government jailers look to study and exploit him, but he escapes as a teenager and, for a time, finds the simple joys of living as a human before his discovery and recapture. When dark days threaten humanity’s future, will Apollo play the reluctant hero? Combining the mystery of The X-Files , the action of Independence Day , and the humanity found in the Superman mythos all rolled into a riveting tale of loss, destiny, and the price of power. Is our protagonist a man, monster, or hero?  Perhaps he’s all three? Deal Date: Sep 27, 2023 Sale Price: $2.99 Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C16D93RD?tag=bookbelowus-20 BookBelow:  https://www.bookbelow.com/book/BB2057837037/sipho

In a world dominated by seasoned detectives with a taste for alcohol-soaked vices and the occasional broken relationship, “ The Coyote: A Young Detective Choo Murder Mystery ” by  David B. Bond  introduces readers to a refreshingly new protagonist – 26-year-old Choochai Sirisi, or Detective Choo. The story breathes life into the genre by introducing readers to a character who combines the quick thinking and deductive prowess of Sherlock Holmes with an unusual skill set and deep understanding of Forensic Entomology. The character of Detective Choo is beautifully developed by the author, striking a balance between youthful vigor and keen intellect. His evolution throughout the novel is a testament to the author’s skill in character crafting. Choochai’s dedication to his craft, paired with his unique forensic expertise, makes him a captivating lead, and readers will find themselves rooting for his success. The story takes an interesting turn when Detective Choo is handed the perplexing ca

  In the heart of a small, conservative town, “Parkwood Hills” unfolds the gripping narrative of Joshua Redgrave, an eighteen-year-old whose life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Michael Pendergrass, the enigmatic new teacher in town. Written by Kristian Daniels, this novel explores themes of love, identity, and the harsh realities of navigating life as a gay individual in a prejudiced environment. Eighteen-year-old Joshua Redgrave, despite his popularity among peers, has never ventured into the world of romantic relationships. However, when Michael Pendergrass arrives, he becomes the catalyst for a transformation Joshua had been suppressing for years. As their paths intersect, Joshua’s feelings for Michael intensify, prompting him to embrace his true self and pursue a relationship he had long yearned for. One of the strengths of the story lies in its unabashed portrayal of the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in a hostile, conservative environment. Joshua’s journey unfolds