Tag Archives: book reviews

February 21

Book review: Zygi’s Beans by Dustin Corkery

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Zygi’s Beans by Dustin Corkery is an imagination-sparking children’s book. It’s a fun read, with quick and easy dialogue, and creative fun-filled pictures that portray the journey of Zygi. We hope to see more of Zygi and her adventures in the future. Book review by International Writers Inspiring Change  

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February 21

Book review: Babble by Orrin Jason Bradford

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Babble by Orrin Jason Bradford, a sci-fi thriller, takes the reader on a thrill-ride as the mother of Bobby, a young autistic boy with a special talent, finds herself caught in the web of some plot to take her son away from her, for reasons she does not know or understand. Government agents from Homeland […]

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February 17

Book review: THE REVILED: Book One of the Dark Fey Series, by Cynthia A. Morgan

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THE REVILED: Book One of the Dark Fey Series, by Cynthia A. Morgan, is a five star read. It is a fantasy with some very unique characters and an imaginary world. It reflects real life battles between good and evil. There is love, friendship, determination and loyalty. The story is very engrossing, entertaining and an […]

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January 05

Book Review: Changes – Buckland Gap 2, by Charles Wiltshire

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Changes – Buckland Gap 2, by Charles Wiltshire, is the sequel to the book Buckland Gap.  Steven Harding, a former resident of Portsmouth, England, returns home after finishing a lengthy prison term. During his internment he has become a reformed man, with new values in life and the realization that he is also gay. Steven […]

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November 19

What is International Writers Inspiring Change?

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The International Writers Inspiring Change, (IWIC) was formed in 2016 to spotlight the inspiration of authors from around the globe. Our concept was about putting authors into the spotlight, whether veterans of the trade or new upstarts, it was our goal to expose them and their books to more readers. We offer authors a FREE […]

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