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< Back Foresight Craig Ford Teen Cyber Unicorns Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest A talented young hacker, Samantha "Foresight" Erkhart, navigates the dangerous world of cybercrime and unexpected alliances as she battles a crime syndicate and a mysterious hacker known as Shadow, all while grappling with her own identity and the shadows of her past. The book is a cyber-adventure that delves into themes of identity, justice, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. Presented in a quick-paced, suspenseful style, it is ideal for young adults and tech enthusiasts who enjoy stories about hacking, cyber warfare, and moral dilemmas. The story is set in contemporary Australia, primarily in urban environments and cyberspace, where the protagonist navigates both physical and digital landscapes. Previous Next

< Back Crystal Lake Gifts Susan W. Green Romance Self Published Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest From Break-ins to Beginnings: A Heartwarming Tale of Love and Resilience in Small-Town Maine Nestled in the picturesque town of Lewisville, Maine, “Crystal Lake Gifts” is a heartwarming story, brimming with friendship, love, and the unwavering spirit of perseverance. This contemporary and engaging novel is a perfect escape for readers who cherish tales of personal growth, the strength of community, and the sweet surprises of romance. The story centers around Trish Cavanaugh, a determined entrepreneur on the cusp of a major milestone: the expansion of her beloved gift shop, Crystal Lake Gifts. Trish's dream of expansion is fueled by her challenging childhood and the enduring encouragement of her late grandmother. As she navigates the financial and emotional rollercoaster of this ambitious project, she finds unwavering support in her two best friends, Cassidy and Amanda, both successful business owners in their own right. Their camaraderie provides a strong foundation for Trish as she faces the challenges ahead. The narrative takes an interesting turn when a break-in at Crystal Lake Gifts throws Chief Derrick Williams, Trish's former high school crush, back into her life. The incident not only adds a layer of suspense but also reignites a spark of romantic tension. As Trish prepares for the grand reopening, she's confronted with a series of obstacles: financial strain, frustrating insurance issues, and a string of perplexing false alarms at her store. Her relationship with Derrick deepens as they work together to solve the mystery behind the break-in and the strange malfunctions plaguing the town's parking meters, which are impacting all the local businesses. Adding another layer of warmth to the story is the subplot involving Sarah, Trish's friend and the head of the local artisans' cooperative. Sarah's own romantic journey with Tom, an electrician, adds a touch of lightheartedness and explores the complexities of relationships, including misunderstandings and emotional turmoil. The story reaches its peak with the successful resolution of the parking meter problem, the unraveling of the mystery behind the false alarms at Trish's store, and the blossoming romance between Trish and Derrick. The climax culminates in a heartfelt proposal, setting the stage for a joyous conclusion. The book concludes with a series of heartwarming events: the arrival of Cassidy's baby daughter and the christening ceremony, a symbolic celebration of new beginnings and the strengthening of community bonds. These moments underscore the importance of connection and the joy of shared experiences within a close-knit town. "Crystal Lake Gifts" explores several powerful themes. Trish's journey embodies resilience, showcasing her transformation from a struggling business owner to a successful entrepreneur. The evolving relationship between Trish and Derrick highlights the power of love and second chances. And the unwavering support of Cassidy and Amanda emphasizes the importance of true friendship. Trish's story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit, the power of love, and the unwavering support of a strong community. Set against the charming backdrop of Lewisville, Maine, with its central locations of Main Street and the Crystal Lake Inn, this novel offers a delightful and engaging read for anyone who enjoys stories that celebrate personal growth, the warmth of community, and the magic of romance. Previous Next

< Back Otello's Oil: A Saga of Blood and Oil D.W. Layton Suspense BookBaby Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest In a rapidly changing Seattle, a father and daughter’s ferry trip turns into a race against time when he uncovers a bomb threat, while a web of political intrigue unfolds in Washington, D.C., culminating in a high-stakes assassination that could alter global relations. A political thriller set in a near-future world, blending elements of suspense and intricate geopolitical maneuvering. More for those who enjoy a focus on complex narratives involving international intrigue, espionage, and high-stakes political drama, rather than character development. The main events unfold in various locations, including Seattle, Washington, DC, Jakarta, and Bali, primarily set in the year 2031 with flashbacks to earlier events. Previous Next

< Back Roglins Anna Spencer Picture Books-Ages 4-8 Pegasus Nightingale Books Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest The writing is rhythmic and whimsical, engaging young readers with light-hearted language. The use of rhyme adds to the playful tone. Each poem maintains a lively pace suitable for children, ensuring the narrative doesn't drag. Anna Spencer's debut children's book, "Roglins," introduces readers to a whimsical world of tiny creatures hidden in the grass. These unique and charming beings are brought to life through Spencer's rhyming text and captivating illustrations. The book delves into the Roglins' daily lives, showcasing their playful antics and simple joys. With its rhythmic text and imaginative artwork, "Roglins" offers a delightful reading experience for young children, sparking their curiosity and imagination. The Roglins themselves are inventive and imaginative characters. Each one has distinctive features and personalities, making them endearing and memorable. The book's imaginative world and quirky characters create a truly captivating reading experience. Spencer's writing is rhythmic and whimsical, engaging young readers with light-hearted language and rhyme. Each poem maintains a lively pace, ensuring the narrative flows smoothly. While Spencer has a history of selling her artwork internationally, she found her true passion in creating children's books. "Roglins" marks the culmination of her artistic journey, showcasing her talent for storytelling and world-building. The vast variety of characters in your story mean readers will fall in love with at least one of your Roglins. Do you find yourself connecting with one in particular? I think each one has a part of me. And in my rhymes, it is all about happy endings. In Hidden Treasure, for example the story is all about exploration. There are times in life when we need to leave everything behind to start a new chapter. If we don’t take that step, we risk staying stuck in the same place. So, don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone —sometimes, taking a different path can lead to incredible opportunities. In Longing, the story focuses on helping others and making a meaningful change in someone's life. In this example, the narrator builds a glider to help a little Roglin soar and experience flight. Once again, the theme centers on a heartwarming, happy ending. Some of the poems are all about fun, like Wasp Whisperer, Creepy Crawlies, and Roglin the Knight. These poems are filled with amusing characters, offering a delightful escape into a world of imagination and joy. To read the full interview with Pegasus Publishers, please see the link: https://pegasuspublishers.com/blog/post/a-world-of-imagination-and-joy-an-interview-with-anna-spencer/?fbclid=IwY2xjawHQ6cZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHd9WTU2Xm63rRoqIJ6_vrN3XsgL17arkUb6BAftkpBczWuwR18BVEO4x3A_aem_s22aCMSOFDU9apywchYIGw Previous Next

< Back The Third Act Kathleen Brehony LGBTQ Romance Self Published Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest Finding Love in the Third Act: A Story of Rekindled Romance and Healing This novel delves into the complexities of love, loss, and rediscovery, offering a mature and emotionally resonant story perfect for readers who appreciate nuanced LGBTQ romance and journeys of personal growth. Set against the serene backdrop of a beachside resort owned by the protagonist's family, the narrative unfolds primarily in the present day, interwoven with reflections on the past, creating a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences. Sixty-five-year-old Shannon O’Connell finds herself navigating a confluence of personal challenges. The recent death of her best friend, Linda, coupled with her mother's declining health due to dementia and the end of a long-term relationship, has left her grappling with grief and uncertainty. Seeking solace, she gathers with her close-knit group of friends, affectionately known as the Tribe, at her family’s resort. Among them is Elizabeth Matthews, a woman from Shannon's past whose arrival stirs up a whirlwind of long-dormant feelings and unresolved emotions. Their reunion is charged with unspoken words and the delicate dance of overcoming past hurts to explore the possibility of rekindling their once-flaming romance. As the story unfolds, Shannon and Elizabeth's connection deepens as they confront their shared history and the undeniable attraction that has always existed between them. They offer each other support through the pain of Linda's passing and the intricate tapestry of their individual lives. Elizabeth's revelation of her past battle with breast cancer and Shannon's confession about her breakup with Kim create a foundation of vulnerability and trust. A series of intimate and revealing conversations further cements their bond, culminating in a passionate kiss and a night of shared intimacy, marking a significant turning point in their relationship. The narrative reaches its emotional peak during Linda's Celebration of Life, where Shannon and Elizabeth's love becomes undeniably clear to their friends, and more importantly, to themselves. Despite a moment of doubt and a brief separation, Shannon realizes the depth of her love for Elizabeth and takes decisive steps to reconcile. The story concludes on a note of hope and renewal. Shannon and Elizabeth choose to embrace their future together, making plans for their wedding and weaving their lives into a shared tapestry. The book leaves the reader with a sense of joy and contentment as the couple finds solace and happiness in their "Third Act," supported by the unwavering love of their close-knit community. Previous Next

< Back Melina's Christmas Tree Irene Sardanis Childrens: Holiday Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest With no tree in her home, and just a dollar from her widowed mother, Melina goes out on Christmas eve to find one. She faces the cold night and many obstacles, but she doesn't give up. With perseverance and an unexpected miracle, Melina gets her very special tree. “Melina’s Christmas Tree” by Irene Sardanis, Ph.D is an aspirational read, and will inspire young ones. Young Melina’s hope was that her mother had a dollar to buy a Christmas tree. The fact is her mother had to scrounge together four quarters from the coin jar. The child’s nativity and tenacity of going to the many local retailers: the baker, the produce store, the deli, to find a Christmas tree is also very aspirational. With many visits and an overwhelming perseverance, it’s actually through an unexpected miracle that Melina gets a very special tree. Well-paced children's tale with clean and suitable text and attractive interior illustrations. Has a classic 'quest' narrative, where Melina's determination to find a Christmas tree brings forth a heartwarming resolution. Strongly recommended to instill hope and faith in children. A perfect addition to your home or school library collection. Previous Next

< Back Missing, A Modern Art Masterpiece in a French Medieval Village Roberta Samuels Mystery / Detective Red Penguin Books Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest In a tale that intertwines the lives of an avant-garde artist fleeing the Nazis in 1944 and an American woman renovating a historic townhouse in modern France, both women find inspiration and resilience through art and community amidst the challenges of their respective eras. A compelling dual narrative, interweaves the struggles and triumphs of two women separated by time but connected by art and the enduring spirit of resilience. Set against the contrasting backdrops of wartime France and modern-day Montpezat de Quercy, the novel explores the power of creativity to transcend even the most challenging circumstances. The narrative alternates between Sonia Delaunay's experiences in 1944 and Barbara Waldheim's life in 2014. Sonia's story, fraught with the dangers of Nazi occupation and the loss of her husband, captures the tension and fear of wartime France. The author portrays the camaraderie among the artists hiding at the chateau in Grisolles, showcasing their determination to continue creating amidst the chaos. Sonia's artistic spirit, even in the face of unimaginable hardship, resonates. In the contemporary timeline, Barbara, an American expatriate, seeks her own fresh start in France. Her journey of renovating a 15th-century townhouse and integrating into the local community provides a counterpoint to Sonia's wartime struggles. While Barbara's challenges are different, they are no less significant. The author effectively portrays her growing connection to the village, her friendships with Laure and Pierre-Paul, and the deepening of her relationship with Sam. The discovery of the hidden basement and the missing Sonia Delaunay stained-glass window acts as a catalyst, bridging the two narratives and propelling the plot forward. The quest to authenticate and restore the window becomes a central focus, drawing Barbara and Sam into a fascinating historical mystery. The involvement of local authorities and the Ministry of Culture adds intrigue to the story. The conclusion, with the installation of the restored window in the village church and Barbara and Sam's recognition with the Légion d'honneur, provides a satisfying sense of closure. It's a testament to the enduring power of art and the importance of preserving cultural heritage. The novel ends on a note of hope, suggesting that even in the face of adversity, creativity and community can flourish. "Missing, A Modern Art Masterpiece in a French Medieval Village" is for those readers who appreciate historical fiction with a strong connection to art and culture. It's a story that celebrates resilience, the power of human connection, and the enduring legacy of artistic expression. Previous Next

< Back Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches from Outer Space! I. S. Noah YA, Sci-fi Fulton Books Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest A fun read for young adult readers who enjoy a blend of science fiction, humor, and bit of social commentary. Set in the summer of 2019, the story follows Violet Wilson, a high school student determined to revive her school's journalism club. Her plans take a bizarre turn when the kids hike leads to a series of strange events, from the discovery of a crashed flying saucer to Willys’ eating what appears to be an alien sandwich. This seemingly simple act unleashes a series of chaotic events involving the FBI, led by the quirky Agents Orange and Goldblatt, and eventually, the President himself. The aliens, giant sandwich-like beings called Goobexes, demand the return of their missing offspring, Goobex 3. The ensuing search for the alien and the mysterious Dr. Harrison culminates in a tense standoff with the military. The book’s quirky characters, including the fact-seeking Violet, her supportive best friend Pamela, and the accidentally-snacking Willys. The Goobexes, as alien beings shaped like sandwiches, add a unique and humorous touch. Beyond the laughs, the story explores important themes of critical thinking, cooperation, and the importance of peace. The temporal anomaly that resolves the central conflict adds a clever twist. While the plot is lighthearted, it doesn't shy away from subtle social commentary, particularly regarding the importance of questioning and understanding the world. The book's plot, combined with its relatable high school setting and engaging characters, makes it a fun and thought-provoking read. "Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches From Outer Space!" is a reminder that even the most ordinary events can lead to extraordinary adventures, and that even a peanut butter and jelly sandwich can play a role in saving the world. Previous Next

< Back French Lessons, One Woman’s Tale of Sex, Wine and House Renovation in La Belle France Roberta Samuels Contemporary Romance Red Penguin Books Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest After a painful divorce, a 55-year-old woman embarks on a transformative journey in the French countryside, where she renovates an 18th-century farmhouse and seeks to reclaim her independence while navigating unexpected friendships and the complexities of love. A charming tale of reinvention unfolds in "French Lessons," resonating with anyone who has dreamed of a fresh start. Set against the idyllic backdrop of the French countryside in the early 2000s, this story follows Barbara Waldheim, a 55-year-old woman seeking solace and self-discovery after a painful divorce. Samuels immerses the reader in Barbara's journey as she buys an 18th century farmhouse in the quaint village of Cayrièch. The book’s strength lies in its exploration of Barbara’s personal growth. From the initial disappointment of realizing her dream house requires more work than anticipated, to navigating the intricacies of French bureaucracy and local customs, Barbara’s resilience shines through. Her interactions with the villagers, particularly her neighbors Pierre and Clothilde, are heartwarming and provide a rich tapestry of rural French life. The author weaves in flashbacks to Barbara’s past, including her student days in Paris and a memorable transatlantic crossing on the France, flagship of the French Line, adding depth and context to her present circumstances. While the plot unfolds at a leisurely pace, it complements the reflective tone of the narrative. The reader is drawn into Barbara's world, sharing her frustrations and celebrating her triumphs. The introduction of various characters, like Jérôme Guchens and Barbara's old friend Martha, adds layers to the story, while her evolving relationship with Sam, a naturalized American citizen of Romanian background, provides a romantic subplot. The exploration of their connection, marked by both affection and a sense of cautious independence, feels authentic and relatable. The descriptions of the French countryside are evocative, painting a vivid picture of Cayrièch and its surroundings. The reader can almost smell the lavender and taste the local cuisine. Samuels brings the setting to life, making it a character in itself. Although the story is primarily focused on Barbara's internal journey, the external events, such as the village festival and the couple's eventual move to a smaller house, provide a framework for her transformation. The conclusion, with Barbara and Sam finding a comfortable balance between France and Florida, offers a satisfying sense of closure, leaving the reader with a feeling of warmth and optimism. "French Lessons" is a read for those who enjoy stories about personal growth, mid-life reinvention, the charm of the French language, and the allure of rural France. It's a tale of resilience, friendship, and the courage to embrace new beginnings, reminding us that it's never too late to find happiness and fulfillment. Previous Next

< Back Hidden in the Shadows A.D. Vancise Horror, Thriller Atmophere Press Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest A Town's Past Veiled in Shadows: “Hidden in the Shadows” is a dark thriller, weaving together threads of trauma, secrecy, and the unwavering pursuit of justice. Evie Day's return to Woodsville for her grandfather's funeral is the catalyst for a descent into a labyrinth of long-buried secrets. A haunting photograph, unearthed from family photos, and a woman who keeps appearing, sparks an investigation that quickly escalates from a personal quest to a confrontation with the town's chilling past. The author utilizes the setting, juxtaposing the present-day tranquility of Woodsville with the sinister echoes of its 1930s history. This historical backdrop, coupled with the contemporary investigation, creates a palpable sense of dread. As the plot unfolds, Evie's journey is fraught with danger, and has a compelling complexity as she encounters individuals determined to protect the town's dark secrets at any cost. The rising action builds tension with each clue Evie uncovers. The psychological depth of the characters is notable, particularly Evie's internal struggle as she confronts her own past and the reasons she fled Woodsville. Meanwhile, Charlie Baker’s counseling session serendipitously unveils the depths of his deeply troubled past during his time in foster care. The session triggers the resurfacing of his buried past, a collection of fragmented memories involving satanic rituals, child trafficking, and sexual abuse. His connection to the dark undercurrents of the town, particularly his link to the foster care system that ties into the main investigation, makes him a pivotal, if unsettling, character in "Hidden in the Shadows." Charlie's repressed memories of abuse and trauma connect to the horrific events Evie is uncovering. The narrative's bleak scenes involving Charlie are intensely evocative, filled with implied violence, some of which involves children. Vancise's skillful writing allows the most graphic sequences to resonate without resorting to excessive detail. The climax delivers a satisfying resolution, exposing the town's horrific past and bringing a measure of justice to the long-suffering victims. While the scars of the past may linger, the revelations are cathartic. The resolution also offers a poignant personal journey for Evie, as she confronts her own trauma and reason to embrace a new beginning. “Hidden in the Shadows” exploration of trauma, secrecy, and the pursuit of justice resonates, and the author's ability to blend elements of thriller and horror leaves readers both satisfied and haunted. Previous Next

< Back Exploring Wine Regions - California Central Coast Michael C. Higgins, PhD Travel, Wine International Exploration Society Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest "Exploring Wine Regions – California Central Coast" unveils the hidden gems of California's wine country, blending wine education, travel guide, and stunning photography into an invaluable resource for discovering this unique region. A Journey Through California's Undiscovered Wine Country: "Exploring Wine Regions – California Central Coast" is the perfect companion for anyone seeking to delve beyond the well-trodden paths of Napa and Sonoma and discover the hidden gems of California's viticulture. The third installment in the award-winning series, this book offers a captivating blend of wine education, insider travel guide, and stunning photography, making it a must-have for both seasoned connoisseurs and curious novices. Higgins masterfully captures the unique allure of the Central Coast, highlighting its breathtaking landscapes, from pristine beaches and majestic mountains to rolling valleys dotted with vineyards. He paints a vivid picture of a region where tourism thrives, not just for its scenic beauty, but also for the warm and welcoming atmosphere of its wineries. The book emphasizes the personal connection one can experience in the Central Coast's tasting rooms, where encounters with vintners and winemakers eager to share their passion are commonplace. This personalized approach to wine tasting, often lacking in more established regions, is a key draw for visitors and a central theme of the book. Beyond the travelogue aspect, "Exploring Wine Regions" provides a comprehensive education on the wines of Monterey, San Luis Obispo (including Paso Robles), and Santa Barbara counties. With 436 pages packed with over 800 vibrant photographs, the book immerses the reader in the world of Central Coast wine. Higgins' insightful commentary illuminates the terroir of each region, helping readers understand the factors that contribute to the unique character of the wines produced there. The book's extensive resources empower wine lovers to not only discover their favorite wines but also understand the story behind them. Higgins' work truly shines in its ability to balance informative content with captivating visuals. The breathtaking photography transports the reader to the heart of the Central Coast, showcasing the beauty of the vineyards, the charm of the towns, and the artistry of the winemaking process. It's a book that invites you to linger, to explore, and to dream of your own Central Coast wine adventure. In conclusion, "Exploring Wine Regions – California Central Coast" is more than just a book; it's an invitation to discover a lesser-known, yet equally compelling, side of California wine. Whether you're planning a trip, expanding your wine knowledge, or simply seeking inspiration, this book is an invaluable resource and a testament to the passion and artistry of the Central Coast winemakers. Previous Next

< Back Exit Wounds: How America's Guns Fuel Violence Across the Border Ieva Jusionyte Nonfiction University of California Press Buy this book: Share this review: Copy link Facebook LinkedIn X (Twitter) WhatsApp Pinterest An exploration of the intertwined fates of the U.S. and Mexico, "Exit Wounds" reveals how American firearms fuel violence across the border, as personal stories of survival and systemic corruption illuminate the devastating impact of gun culture on both sides. Exit Wounds: Unmasking the Cross-Border Scars of American Guns Ieva Jusionyte's "Exit Wounds: How America’s Guns Fuel Violence across the Border" offers a stark and compelling exploration of the devastating impact of American firearms on the escalating violence in Mexico. Published by the University of California Press, this book transcends dry statistics and policy debates, weaving together personal narratives, historical context, and socio-political analysis to illuminate a complex and urgent issue. Jusionyte's accessible writing style makes this crucial topic approachable for a wide audience, offering a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of gun violence, migration, and international relations, and, most importantly, the human cost of unchecked firearm proliferation. The book opens with a powerful image: the author learning to reload ammunition. This seemingly simple act becomes a potent symbol for the broader discussion of gun violence that unfolds. Jusionyte's background as an EMT and paramedic, witnessing firsthand the devastating consequences of gunshot wounds, coupled with her volunteer work at a migrant aid center in Nogales, Sonora, provides a visceral foundation for her analysis. These experiences ground the narrative in the realities of human suffering, giving a face to the often-abstract discussions of policy and statistics. "Exit Wounds" delves into several key themes. The stark contrast between U.S. and Mexican gun laws forms a central pillar of the narrative, highlighting the porous border and the thriving black market for firearms. Jusionyte skillfully connects this issue to the intertwined problems of drug trafficking and migration, demonstrating how the flow of guns fuels a cycle of violence that transcends national boundaries. She provides crucial historical context, tracing the distinct cultural and legal evolution of gun ownership in both countries. The Second Amendment and the "frontier mentality" have deeply ingrained firearms into the American identity, while Mexico's history has fostered stricter regulations tied to national sovereignty. Personal narratives punctuate the analysis, preventing the book from becoming an abstract policy treatise. The story of Samara, a young woman entangled in organized crime in Monterrey, is particularly poignant. Samara's struggle for survival and resilience in the face of constant threats and violence offers a harrowing glimpse into the human cost of the gun violence epidemic. These individual stories humanize the statistics, reminding readers that behind the numbers are real lives shattered by violence. Beyond the personal stories, Jusionyte explores the economic and political forces that perpetuate the cycle of violence. She examines the powerful arms industry and gun lobby in the United States, contrasting it with the challenges faced by law enforcement in Mexico. The book meticulously analyzes the legal frameworks surrounding gun violence in both countries, highlighting the stark asymmetry in their gun laws. This legal imbalance has fostered a thriving black market, with guns smuggled from the U.S. fueling the violence south of the border. The book culminates with a discussion of the Mexican government's lawsuit against U.S. firearms manufacturers, accusing them of directly contributing to the epidemic of gun violence in Mexico. This legal battle raises fundamental questions about accountability and the global implications of the U.S. gun industry's practices. Jusionyte underscores the importance of understanding the shared history of violence between the United States and Mexico, and the central role firearms play in shaping this fraught relationship. "Exit Wounds" distinguishes itself through its unique blend of personal narratives and rigorous socio-political analysis. This approach offers a comprehensive and nuanced perspective on the complex issue of cross-border gun violence. It is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the intricacies of gun violence, migration, and international relations, and for those advocating for more effective regulation and accountability in addressing this pressing crisis. Jusionyte's work is a powerful call for change, urging readers to confront the devastating consequences of unchecked gun proliferation and to seek solutions that address the root causes of this shared tragedy. Previous Next