 Hunting Glory is a four chapter Novelette by author Kevin Hopson. This story tells about Glory, a man doing what he feels is needed, although he does not want to. Author Kevin Hopson paints a beautiful medieval world with a touch of dark curse magic. This is also reflected in the book’s beautiful layout and interior. Hunting Glory feels overall rushed, with parts of the plot getting lost due to its short length. The author brings in many interesting characters that could have become more prominent thought the novelette if more chapters were added. Overall Hunting Glory is an interesting and quick medieval read. We at NeoLeaf Press give this book our Bronze Recommendation and rate it 3 out of 5 stars.  To purchase this novel you can go here HERE 
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 In this hopeful affirmation of God’s love for us all, author D.K.Lundin shares her experiences in conversation with God after the loss of Jonathan, her significant other. Despite a few easily-ignored typos, God’s Truth is well-crafted, an easy read, and contains the messages the author feels that she was called to share, including those of God’s (and our souls’) gender neutrality, of God’s hopes and desires for mankind, of cautions against ignoring God’s light and straying into darkness, of the worthwhileness of our lives and our immense value in God’s eyes. This work, rather than a cohesive narrative from start to finish, is more a collection of essays depicting the author’s interpretations of her life’s experiences, descriptions of her visitations from God’s messengers, and transcripts of the author’s conversations with God. Consisting of 139 chapters of varying length, divided into 12 parts, God’s Truth deserves consideration in light of today’s world. We at NeoLeaf Press give this book our Gold Recommendation and rate it 3 out of 5 stars.  To purchase this novel you can go here HERE   Walks Through Life by Santhosh Komaraju is a collection of short stories with strong meaning. The language is formal, and almost fairy tale like which adds to the strong morals of the stories. This give the book a very unique feel. The short stories are light reads. What is most unique about this story is the formal, and correct, English used. At times this bogs the story down, and other times it builds a surreal feeling. Overall the stories are enjoyable. Walks Through Life is a good book to read when you don’t have a lot of time because it’s easy to stop between each story. We at NeoLeaf Press give this book our Bronze Recommendation and rate it 3 out of 5 stars.  To purchase this novel you can go here HERE   Easy Money is a horror novel filled with gore, nudity, violence, and one deranged narcissist, Damon. Easy Money is done mostly in a cinematic telling style. This story is very twisted and unique. Overall it portrays one very hated character, but also shows a progression of culture hidden within the story’s plot. It makes you want to scream there is no way this could happen, but as it builds you realize this could really, eventually, happen. Mary is the most favorable character, constantly belittled and used by Damon. She also becomes an unfavorable character due to her acts at the end, showing a trend on a mentality in many people; just quitting and walking away even if you know you should do more. Easy Money is a niche story for people who love dark twisted tales. If you’re expecting a happy ending, then this isn’t the place. If you want redemption, this also isn’t the book for you. We at NeoLeaf Press give this book our Bronze Recommendation and rate it 3 out of 5 stars.  To purchase this novel you can go here HERE
 30th century escape stars time traveler Jennifer and her soon to be love Marty. Although it is a love story, it does not heat up until late chapters. The author does a good job making the characters fun and dialog rich and original. The story starts out in a futuristic world, but quickly moves to modern times. The story was fun, but very slow. The author frequently tells the story instead of showing it and focuses too much on slow points to the story. In short, there is too much fluff. Having Jennifer develop into a bi-sexual character with multiple lovers was an interesting twist. Overall it was an interesting read but read very slowly and was hard to keep with it. The author had several redundancies with words and phrases, adding the fluff of the novel and the blog like formatting was not the best. Included images were a nice addition as you don’t see that much in fiction. We at NeoLeaf Press give this book our Bronze Recommendation and rate it 3 out of 5 stars.  To purchase this novel you can go here HERE
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