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2 Book Review: The Paradigm Trilogy Books 1&2 by Ceri A Lowe
The Rising Storm One child left to fend for herself in a flooded London, another hoping to change the world in a dystopian future. This is “The Rising Storm“, the exciting first book in the Paradigm Trilogy. Meet Alice, a young girl struggling to survive in the inner city tower block that she hates, rescued…
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Book Tour: Auxiliary: London 2039 by Jon Richter
About the book The silicon revolution left Carl Dremmler behind. Now the machines are god … but even He needs a good detective. Maybe Dremmler isn’t obsolete after all. Yet. Through the glittering urban jungle of the future prowls Carl Dremmler, police detective—one of the few jobs better suited to meat than machine in 2039. His latest case: a murder…
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Book Tour: The Girl Who Found the Sun by Matthew S Cox
About the book It started with the insects. The mass die-offs had been a warning unheeded. Before society realized the danger, the Earth had inexorably begun a transformation into a place where life could not survive. A small group found shelter in the Arc, an underground refuge safe from the toxins ravaging the surface. After…
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3 Book Review: The Final Wars Trilogy by SA Asthana
The Final Wars Begin Earth is a barren husk. Humanity clings precariously to life in three separate colonies; under Paris, on earth, on Mars, and on the moon. When the Trilateral Treaty between the planets is broken, the delicate peace is shattered. Is this how the final wars begin? In the distant future, World War…
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Book Review: The Waters of Nyr by Terrie Leigh Relf
What if your whole life was a lie? How would you react if you discovered you weren’t even from this world? That’s exactly the bombshell that Cassie and Baron must deal with in The Waters of Nyr. Teenagers Cassie and Baron meet at a community art class and immediately click. It’s not just the fact…
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Book Tour: Prophet’s Journey by Matthew S Cox
About the Book Althea struggles to adapt to an unexpected twist in her life—not being kidnapped in six whole months.The strange police from the faraway city claim the abilities she thought of as magic are really ‘psionics,’ and say she is far stronger than anyone they have ever seen. Despite their curiosity, they let her…
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Book Tour: Orange City by Lee Matthew Goldberg
About the book Imagine a secret, hidden City that gives a second chance at life for those selected to come: felons, deformed outcasts, those on the fringe of the Outside World. Everyone gets a job, a place to live; but you are bound to the City forever. You can never leave. Its citizens are ruled…
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Book Review: Spirit of Sasquatch by Ernest Solar
“Spirit of Sasquatch” is a must read for fans of cryptids, especially followers of the big man. Brock Blackwell’s mother disappeared when he was a baby, spirited away by a bigfoot, or so his father says. Brock tries to please his angry, abusive dad but never seems to succeed. Things change when, during a routine…
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Book Review: Animorphs #1: Invasion by KA Applegate
Jonny at Haunts and Jaunts introduced me to the “Animorphs” series. Aliens and animals – what’s not to like? The first book in a series of 54 – yes, folks, there are 54 “Animorphs” books, with about 10 more books connected to the series – introduces the five main characters. There’s Jake, the natural leader…
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Book Review: Prophet of the Badlands by Matthew S Cox
Matthew S Cox may well have invented a new genre in this post apocalyptic blend of science fiction and fantasy. Twelve year old Althea has known only capture and imprisonment. Because of her glowing eyes and magical healing abilities, she is famous throughout the Badlands as the Prophet, a very valuable commodity that is worth…
