Apoorva's Review Journal

Book: What Dreams We Had Author: Phill Featherstone Publisher: Opitus Books Genre: Contemporary Fiction Format: Mobi No. of Pages: 241 Tour: Love Book Tours My Rating: 3.1 / 5 ⭐ Amazon Link:   What Dreams We Had My Review: What are dreams? Do they hold any hidden purpose that can be linked to our continuing experience? If yes, then how do we infer its significance? Can our behaviors/thoughts make any variation in how we think subconsciously through our dreams? After reading the novel, I query how my dreams must have been obtained from my actions (even though I don't retrieve them once I am up). The title was part scary & part long for me. There were some genuinely great high periods & at times, I thought, why is the account getting crawled. A contemporary fiction, encompassing five youngsters barely out of school, was composed during the prevailing pandemic that gives you tiny creeps & a lot to reflect upon. The actors seem real-like as their characteristics are

Book: The Dark Chorus Author: Ashley Megitt Genre: Horror Suspense, Metaphysical Science Fiction No. of Pages: 241 My Rating: 4.3 / 5 ⭐ Tour: Blackthorn Book Tours Purchase Link:   The Dark Chorus My Review: Trigger Warning: Explicit Violence, Ritual Killing Never have I ever read a work based on soul restoration. I never foresaw that whenever I read one, it would have such an influence on me. The book is just wow! I would surely put it in one of the most enjoyable novels I have read this year. It gets out all the sentiments from its reader, passion, violence, misery, anxiety, joy. The writer has done the ideal amount of study on the subject & it begs attention from the readers. Though the start was a tiny bit sluggish for me (I had to learn & understand various points as it's my first experience in this genre), the narrative later got interesting. I just couldn't part with it & completed it within a day. The novel-writing is bang-on & the few grammatical