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Book Review: 717 My Take:  What if your next great read took you straight into Hell?  An interesting fact about this book is that it is inspired by Dante Alighieri’s classic Inferno, but a modern twist has been given to the idea, making it feel fresh and exciting.  This book is an intense and thrilling read. I absolutely loved how a dark, powerful atmosphere was created from the very beginning. A strong sense of danger, mystery, and suspense is carried throughout, making the reading experience feel gripping without becoming difficult to follow.  The highlight I loved most was the unique blend of horror, fantasy, mystery, and the battle between good and evil. A modern version of Hell is imagined in a way that feels bold, visual, and surprisingly engaging. The deeper questions about choices, survival, courage, and morality also make the book more than just a dark fantasy read.  The writing is one of its biggest strengths. A vivid world is created through clear and...

Book Review: 716 My Take: Really, how far can a person run from the truth? An interesting fact about this book is that guilt, secrets, betrayal, and mystery are woven together so closely that the tension can be felt throughout the reading experience. I absolutely loved this book! From the very beginning, a strong sense of suspense was created, and I found myself wanting to keep reading to see where everything would lead. The storyline was gripping, unpredictable, and filled with enough mystery to keep my attention completely hooked. The highlight I loved most was how the suspense was mixed with deeper emotions. This was not just a mystery for me; questions about guilt, reputation, truth, and the choices people make were also brought into focus. That combination made the book feel different and much more memorable. The writing was one of my favorite parts. Everything was presented in a smooth, clear, and easy-to-read style, while tension was built beautifully without making the story fe...

Book Review: 715 My Take: What if you were suddenly given the power to decide who gets to survive?  A fascinating idea explored in this book is that saving humanity may not always be as simple as finding the right solution. Humanity 8.0: The Last Administrator is presented as an impressive speculative science-fiction thriller by Bebe Parton. This book is definitely a thought-provoking and gripping read, especially for anyone who enjoys big questions wrapped in an exciting story. The highlight I loved about this book is how technology, grief, love, and human choices are brought together. The storyline is filled with tension and difficult decisions, while the question of whether anyone should have the power to shape humanity’s future is kept at the heart of the reading experience. The author has created a fascinating concept that feels both imaginative and surprisingly relatable. The writing is smooth, clear, and engaging, making the bigger ideas easy to understand without slowing do...

Before we dive into our exciting conversation with today’s remarkable author, let’s start by getting to know the creative mind behind the diverse and captivating stories.  1. Could you please introduce yourself to us?  I am an Australian author. My main focus with my writing is grief, survival, and real life experiences with the aftermath of living with trauma. 2. Congratulations on your book! What inspired you to write it? I started writing this book at 14 when I was in a very toxic household, and dark place, but didn't finish it until myself had learned to walk away, survive on my own, make so many mistakes while healing as I was in survival mode, and eventually seek help to heal, break the cycle, and create my very own chosen family.  3. What is your book about? Bitesize follows 23-year-old Cas as she becomes guardian to her teenage sister after sudden loss. Fleeing a small town and buried trauma, they try to start again in the city, until the past catches up and shatt...