The Fatal Mind by N.J. Gallegos Brain Chips Gone Bad An Indie Book Review by Joseph Poopinski 4 Stars The Fatal Mind is fun & smooth with ample comedy & textbook medicine. However, it’s not so light & fluffy once Dr. Absinthe’s sci-fi brain implants breach the darker frontiers of the psyche or subconscious. Maybe they go haywire… anyway that’s when the story turns much grimmer. Highlights: Hysterical innuendo & double entendres. The startling conclusion audibly sounds like “dun dun duuun!” Such gifted writing full of colorful adjectives (“Brooke blasted the camera with her megawatt smile, & I fought an overwhelming urge to fidget.”). Warning: The brain chip’s side effects include maybe turning you evil! The Second Stone by L.L. Stephens Best Frenemies Forever An Indie Book Review by Joseph Poopinski 4 Stars The multinational accord known as the Triempery must certainly fall. Infiltrated by Big Evil, Nammuor’s lackeys, subjected to at least seven greedy fa...
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