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SUMMARY: Powerful alliances from both Daniel and Nina’s pasts are about to rip apart the fabric of time. Dark, tragic days loom close as those plans come to fruition. Meanwhile, Nina and Daniel struggle to explore the boundaries between passion and possessiveness, duty and desire.
The BookViral Review: Returned from Nina’s celestial plain Nina and Daniel receive the news that their bid to stop The Eye Of Enlil being built is nearly over but things are about to change. With Nina now mortal Daniel fears of losing here and when The Dalkhu tracks her down, there is a tragic twist when Ty is brutally killed. Every bit as good, if not better than the previous releases in Janowsky’s Persistence Of Memory series The Beginning of Always find’s her once again on top form. Whether it’s wandering through underground mazes and secret rooms beneath the Great Wall Of China or battling Demons she places us in the midst of her story. We can easily visualize the settings she describes and feel the unique bonds her characters have and when Daniel finally proposes to Nina we are right there alongside them.
As with previous releases in the series the subject of identity remains a constant thread with well-nuanced dialogue exploring this from both Nina’s and Daniel’s perspective. Needless to say, they have moved along considerably since there first meeting in Déjà vu and when it comes to the physical side of their relationship Janowsky has really raised the temperature as Nina yearns to explore all her mortality has to offer!
With three books released in the series, the original story arc is now complete but Janowsky has pitched the perfecting ending. A superb series and a must-read for fans of Superhero Fantasy Fiction The Beginning of Always is unreservedly recommended.
Evan’s memoir is no sugar-coated tale of suffering and redemption-rather a candid account of her own personal struggles in reaction to being torn from loving parents at the tender age of 8 and left at the mercy of a cruel and white-washing care system.
Stark Hunter demonstrates anti-poetry with a twist in his new Opus ‘The Pink Oleanders’, which features the life story of the Moore family, spanning 3 generations and 35+ years. With reflective vignettes of somewhat ordinary scenarios brought to life and given flavour by Stark’s individual approach to prose. Each vignette is divided into snapshots of memory, creating a stand-alone insight into life against the background of the ‘Hoover Street House’.
Treyton Templeton makes a welcome return to his nefarious ways with a crime yarn that turns the air so blue you can swim in it in Anderson’s latest release Who Scares Wins!
Constant speed-reading and jumping from one hyperlink to the next have subconsciously trained our minds to absorb information superficially
Readers looking for a genuine nerve shredder need look no further than The Genesis 6 Project! A novel that makes it readers feel like active participants in its unfolding horror as Ferguson keeps them on the edge of their seats throughout.
Both scientific and philosophical, ‘Self Actualisation in the Age of Crisis’ really is a deep-dive into the fabric of humanity and how woefully it has managed itself but offers a silver lining if we should be brave enough to listen and change.
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