Readers Magnet Review
Mission
ReadersMagnet Review is committed to sharing meaningful stories and interests with the world. In line with its practice of integrity, it provides nothing but honest assessments of all things literary.
Vision
ReadersMagnet Review is a community of individuals with a shared interest in everything worth reading about. It is a place where authors and their books are given the attention they deserve without bias toward their subject nor prejudice against their identity.
ReadersMagnet Review presents these five authors writing novels about werewolves and vampires. Kerry Marzock Kerry Marzock refers to herself as The Mystic Wolf and the prowler…
ReadersMagnet Review takes a close look at Virgill Revish’s self-help guidebook and program VISION: Going To The Next Level. Life is a series of never-ending goals,…
ReadersMagnet Review recommends these five new space sci-fi novels to check this November. Goldilocks by Laura Lam Published last year, Laura Lam’s Goldilocks is a blend…
ReadersMagnet Review recommends these five interesting authors to check this month. Scott Rahn Scott Rahn’s book on histories and legends of the world, entitled The Book…
ReadersMagnet Review recommends these five fantastic reads for homeschooler kids this month. The Adventures of Cammy Lambie by Mara-Lee Stricker The Adventures of Cammy Lambie in…
ReadersMagnet Review features Lynn Roberson’s book Hearts-Ease: The Beautiful Truth. Whether you turn pages, swipe through Kindle, or listen to the audio, a good book can…
ReadersMagnet Review recommends these five non-fiction books that tell stories of redemption and self-empowerment. Wiving by Caitlin Myer Wiving is Caitlin Myer’s inspiring memoir about a…
These five authors contributed inspiring non-fiction works that are worth reading today. Marta Hillers A Woman in Berlin is a memoir anonymously published in 1954, 1959,…
ReadersMagnet Review features Nelson J Fowlkes’ book on spiritual growth, Overcoming Adversity: Resetting Goals. Challenges and adversity are part of human existence. As cliché as it…