Escala’s Wish was reviewed my Booklife on January 2, 2026. I am absolutely thrilled with this review—it exceeded my expectations and truly means a great deal to me. BookLife is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious literary review outlets in the industry, second only to Kirkus, alongside BlueInk and Foreword Reviews, making this recognition especially meaningful. Even more exciting, my Kirkus review is due any day now.
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