Browse Book Reviews by Genre | Chanticleer Book Reviews2026-04-11T14:38:06-07:00

Sarita has lost most of her family, but not yet everything. She pursues justice for her murdered brother and to prove that she has the strength to carry on. Highly recommended!

Patricia and her mom are suspect in The Zucchini Fairy Murder. To clear their own names, Patricia has to solve the mystery alongside her eclectic lady crew. Recommended!

Jonathan St. Clair becomes The Rabbi’s Knight as he and Rabbi Samuel travel to Jerusalem to uncover an ancient mystic secret, hunted by an ambitious Emir. Highly recommended!

WWII pulls Ruby and Koji into a swirling wind Of White Ashes. They struggle to reconcile their love with conflicting feelings on Japanese and American heritage. Highly recommended!

Pedro, the married heir to the Portuguese throne, falls for Ines De Castro. In Death in Coimbra, family bonds and courtly intrigue conspire to keep them apart. Highly recommended!

In distress, 14-year-old Vicki's family moves back to her mother's childhood home on Bainbridge Avenue. But Vicki's heartbroken worldview begins to change as she befriends new neighbors.

David, unwilling to confront his own problems, is pulled into A Pawn's Game. A serial killer threatens all he loves, and only daring, risky moves can save him. Highly recommended!

Marijke McCandles guides readers in being Naked in the Now, uncovering their true desires through both personal philosophy and intentional meditative practice. Highly recommended!

Joey the squirrel thinks negatively about himself, but Ralphy's Rules for Living the Good Life teach him to see both himself and others with kindness. Highly recommended!

Kitten wanders from his cozy barn into the wide and wild woods, searching for A Place Called Home. On his journey, he learns about all sorts of other animals. Highly recommended!

Lark Chadwick faces Enemies Domestic as White House press secretary. In a world built of deception, she weighs the value of truth—personal and political alike. Highly recommended!

Ralphy's Rules for Feelings teaches kids to recognize, accept, and guide their emotions. Young readers learn with the characters on their first day of school. Highly recommended!

From homage to magical realism, The Mourning Fields combines Ancient Greek myths and modern life into intimate stories of desire, trauma, and self-deception. Highly recommended!

Naya seeks connection with the horses of the ancient steppe. Through mortal injury and a winter with strangers, Naya pushes on to become She Who Rides Horses. Highly recommended!

Lily’s Mysterious Odyssey takes her into a dream of the past, through the Mediterranean on an 1800s ship, a journey flush with history and new culture. Highly recommended!

Hari Hyde explores the complex systems of our bodies through lyrical poetry. Biochemistry for Poets Living in a Cell is a celebration of the minutiae within. Highly recommended!

In Lander’s Gate, a man gains the ability to walk through the past lives of others. But resolving his own past means confronting a powerful and abusive doctor. Highly recommended!

A Blanket of Steel hangs over Oceania, warships looming to crush the fledgling union. Truman McClusky must defend his city while uncovering an assassin within. Highly recommended!

Lee Pepper transforms military strategy into actionable models for the complex world of business and marketing, teaching readers how to be Never Outmatched. Highly recommended!

Banishing the gods left a complicated mess behind, but also the chance of freedom. In The Realm of Gods, young Eve seeks to ensure that they can never return. Highly recommended!

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