Reviewed by Kristen A. Peters for Readers' Favorite Freedom is For the Few by Robert E. Kearns follows Mitchell, a corporate titan who has already "won" at capitalism but finds himself bored with his billions in the bank. He wants a legacy that actually changes the course of history, so he starts a calculated mission to dismantle and then rebuild the American political machine from the ground up. The plot tracks his chilling, steady steps as he bypasses the usual democratic g

For immediate release: Author's new book receives a warm literary welcome. Readers' Favorite announces the review of the Fiction - Short Story/Novella book "Unto Dust" by Robert E. Kearns, currently available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0DCL38766 . Readers' Favorite is one of the largest book review and award contest sites on the Internet. They have earned the respect of renowned publishers like Random House, Simon & Schuster, and Harper Collins, and have received th

Five Star Review from Readers' Favorite for A Retrospective Trip Down Tourniquet Lane by Robert E. Kearns Reviewed by Jennifer Senick for Readers' Favorite A Retrospective Trip Down Tourniquet Lane by Robert E. Kearns unfolds through a series of letters and visits between two cousins, Henry and Lucy, who reconnect over a mysterious old cottage in rural Ireland. What begins as a simple exchange of pleasantries soon becomes an exploration of memory, history, and superstition. A

Readers' Favorite Five Star Review for The Lodger by Robert E. Kearns Reviewed by Bryone Peters for Readers' Favorite The Lodger by Robert E. Kearns is about a recently graduated woman, Alice Foley, who accepts a position in Dublin. The trouble was finding suitable accommodation there. Her friends warned her that it might be a nightmare. Alice struggles for a while but eventually finds an accommodation to her liking. The rental price is cheaper than most other places. She fou

Readers' Favorite awards a Five Star review to No Snakes in Hell Reviewed by Bryone Peters for Readers' Favorite No Snakes in Hell by Robert E. Kearns will leave you spellbound with awe at the audacity and deception of the protagonist, Frederick Lemon. Lemon loves snakes. He always loves being around church people because of their inability to detect fraud. He sees the church and the Christian religion as a joke. After graduating from university, he targets a group of Christi

A Second Bite by Robert E. Kearns receives a Five Star review from Readers' Favorite Reviewed by Chad Richins for Readers' Favorite In A Second Bite, Robert E. Kearns beautifully depicts the story of Cathal Dunne, an elderly man longing for a fresh start in life. The narrative captures Cathal's deep reflections on a journey filled with hardships and missed chances. His quest to rewrite his story takes him on an unexpected journey to find a Buddhist monk as he seeks comfort in

In Kindle and Audiobook editions comes A Trophy Life by Robert E. Kearns When Allister, a retired Englishman with a penchant for routine, sets out for a morning walk with his spirited dog Digger, he expects nothing more than the usual jaunt through familiar lanes. But a glint of silver on a garden wall changes everything. A discarded golf trophy, etched with the names of forgotten champions, sparks an unexpected obsession, drawing him into the enigmatic life of Edward McEvoy,

Readers' Favorite has awarded Let No Man Tear Asunder a Five Star review Reviewed by Chad Richins for Readers' Favorite Let No Man Tear Asunder by Robert E. Kearns is a captivating story filled with deception, revenge, and the complex interplay of human relationships. At its center is Ash "Sweet" Afton, a charming yet self-centered man whose charisma conceals a dangerous narcissism. When his wife, Heidi, tired of years of betrayal, decides to take control, the narrative shift

Five Star Review for The Reclusive Life of Rita Reilly Reviewed by Gabriella Harrison for Readers' Favorite In 1925, Rita Reilly was born to a middle-class Irish family and grew up in a sheltered home with lots of love. Her family is well-off financially, owning a booming grocery and newsagent store with their living quarters above. When her family travels to Wicklow for Mrs. Reilly’s mother’s funeral, they leave Rita behind, with much hesitation, after she successfully convi

Reviewed by Jennifer Senick for Readers' Favorite Slax by Robert E. Kearns is set in a secondary school in north Dublin during the mid-1980s. The story unfolds among a group of students who find their Wednesday half-days filled with both spirited minor rebelling and companionship, especially after starting an informal film club. Slax, the narrator's friend, is famous for always being in trouble but is never portrayed as outright malicious. While this institution is notorious