Bibliophile Amber's Book Reviews

Title: The Biology of Trauma Author: Aimie Apigian MD Published: September 30,2025 Publisher: Brilliance Publishing Genre: Nonfiction, Health, Selfhelp, Psychology Pages: 336 pages Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review: Listening to  The Biology of Trauma  was such an eye-opening experience. Dr. Aimie Apigian dives deep into the connection between the body, the nervous system, and how trauma shapes both our physical and emotional health. I found myself pausing often to really think about what she was saying — it’s packed with insights that make you reflect on how your own body might be carrying stress or past experiences. What I loved most was how she explained complex scientific ideas in a way that felt human and relatable. Her approach made me feel both understood and empowered, especially when she talked about practical ways to start healing at the biological level. The audiobook narration had a calm, reassuring tone that made even the heavier topics easier to absorb. That said, I did no...

Title: Silent Creek Author: Tony Wirt Published: October 7,2025 Publisher: Thomas & Mercer/ Brilliance Publishing Genre: Thriller, Domestic Thriller, Suspense Pages: 253 pages Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review: I just finished reading  Silent Creek  by Tony Wirt, and wow — this book was definitely creepy, but in a really good way! From the first few chapters, it had this dark, unsettling vibe that totally pulled me in. The small-town setting felt so real that I could almost picture being there, which made the scary moments even more intense. What I liked most was how the story kept building tension little by little. There weren’t a ton of jump scares, but that made it even creepier — the kind of story that makes you glance over your shoulder while you’re reading. The characters were interesting too, especially because you’re never quite sure who to trust. Even though some parts honestly gave me goosebumps, I really enjoyed it. The mix of mystery, suspense, and those eerie details ma...