Review 1 (Straightforward, readerly tone)
Cicero James, Miracle Worker throws you straight into the chaotic double-life of a San Francisco analyst who just happens to be a “Worker”—a miracle-maker who can bend reality, fight Terrors, and come back from death itself. Cicero’s wry voice makes even the darkest battles with shadow-demons feel sharp, funny, and strangely relatable. I really enjoyed how the story balanced everyday details (bad bosses, awkward crushes, late-night presentations) with high-stakes supernatural showdowns. It felt like slipping between two worlds, and I couldn’t put it down once the action started.

Cicero James is the kind of sarcastic, reality-bending hero who dies nine times in a week and still manages to crack a joke while kicking a Terror’s teeth in—and I loved every second of it.

⚡️ “Died nine times this week? No biggie.” That’s Cicero James for you—snarky, scrappy, and somehow still standing. This book is like urban fantasy on an energy drink: tattoos that burn with magic, fights with nightmare demons, and a hero who’s equal parts sarcastic office drone and reality-bending badass. I loved every wild twist, every punchline mid-battle, and every time Cicero refused to take life (or death) too seriously. If you want a story that makes you laugh while your jaw’s on the floor—read this one. 🤘