Reviews of clean fiction for middle grade, YA and adult readers
When dream technology goes wrong, a virus that goes after the mind spreads across the globe, trapping people in a universal dreamscape. When Cain Cross learns to manipulate it, the Nightmare Virus threatens to take him on paths that jeopardize his very soul.
Take My Hand and Hold Your Breath have all the expected twists and surprises of good romantic suspense novels, plus great friend group dynamics, sweet romance, unique settings, and more to keep you turning pages.
By Leigh DeLozier (@cleanfictionre2 and @lbdelozier) Smoking Flax by Jennifer Hallmark layers life in the Deep South during the 1970s with issues of that day,
Tears. Wishes. Talents. Banes. They know her tears grant wishes. They don’t know her next tear will end her life.
Secrets rarely stay hidden forever, especially in this coming-of-age story filled with baseball, mountain lore, and Southern culture in 1968.
From “favorite son” Joseph to sullen Judah and their well-meaning father Jacob, step into the lives of a familiar Old Testament family and see them in new ways.