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

When a story captures the imagination of readers and critics alike, it deserves a spotlight. The Walker by Robert Kearns is one such story that has earned high praise for its compelling narrative and cinematic qualities. This blog post explores what makes The Walker a must-read, highlighting its readability, the glowing five-star review from Readers Favorite, and its strong potential for adaptation into film and television. Description: In the quiet chill of an Irish winter

Robert Kearns is a name that resonates with readers who appreciate thoughtful storytelling and well-crafted narratives. His books and stories offer a blend of compelling characters, intricate plots, and vivid settings. This article explores the literary world of Robert Kearns, shedding light on his published works, themes, and the unique qualities that make his novels stand out. Exploring Robert Kearns Literary Works Robert Kearns has built a diverse collection of novels that

Dublin-based author specializing in psychological thrillers, noir detective fiction, historical epics, supernatural and horror stories. Pencraft Award winner with Readers' Favorite 5-star reviews. Multiple titles available for film and television adaptation.

Ancient Judea. Young couple elopes when Maria becomes pregnant. Her father seeks revenge. Sweeping historical epic perfect for limited series.

Internet mogul uses blackmail, manipulation, and murder to become President. Modern Machiavelli schemes his way to ultimate power in this political thriller.

Boy mayor elected at age 11 to save Texas town. International conspiracy thriller based on true events. Publishers Weekly reviewed.

Mason's Magical Christmas by Robert E. Kearns in Kindle and Audiobook editions: It's Christmas and school has broken up for the holidays. Overnight it snowed, which Mason is thrilled with. Together with his parent's he's off to visit his nana. Mason loves her house, because it's huge and old, and there are lots of places for a boy to hide. While his parent's and nana are watching television, Mason sneaks up to the attic. There he finds a chest full of marvels and what appears

Now with an editorial review from Publishers Weekly and interest from a major international agency. In 1980s rural Texas, by straw poll, Brian Zimmerman is elected the Boy Mayor of Crabb to prevent its annexation by a larger neighbor. Years later he recounts his story for the narrator where he reveals the astounding details he gleaned while at a Mayoral Conference in Paris and how these shaped his teenage years and beyond. The former Mayor of tiny Crabb speaks of the incredib

A Midnight Call to Monto now has a Five Star review from Readers' Favorite Link to full review here: https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/a-midnight-call-to-monto I love the way Robert E. Kearns writes and his style of writing. His short stories are the best because he is able to encapsulate the lives of his characters in the minimum number of pages and ensure that the reader gets the best reading experience out of it. This is perhaps my favorite story by Kearns and this