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Category: Science Fiction
The Collective: Science is Stranger Than Fiction by JF Olazabal (Book Review #1694)
“The Collective” is a haunting and thought-provoking speculative fiction novel set in a dystopian future Australia, penned by an author with a clear talent for world-building and storytelling. The narrative follows Iago, a young and skilled Operator working for the Collective, a high-tech orphanage… Continue Reading “The Collective: Science is Stranger Than Fiction by JF Olazabal (Book Review #1694)”
Weapons Of The Mind by Owen B Greenwald and Paul Kivelson (Book Review #1684)
“Weapons Of The Mind” by Owen B Greenwald and Paul Kivelson is a riveting space opera that thrusts readers into a galaxy governed by rules, duty, and the enigmatic Tenets. Tala, an Enhancer, has spent two decades adhering to these rules, but her life… Continue Reading “Weapons Of The Mind by Owen B Greenwald and Paul Kivelson (Book Review #1684)”
Psefisato by Philip Hemplow (Book Review #1680)
“Psefisato” by Philip Hemplow is a wild and inventive journey into the realms of demonic possession, political intrigue, and apocalyptic machinations. The story kicks off with a bang as Freddie Lloyd, our protagonist, is thrust into a bizarre situation at the Ministry of Defence.… Continue Reading “Psefisato by Philip Hemplow (Book Review #1680)”
TOX by Harken Void (Book Review #1661)
“TOX: A Gripping Post-Apocalyptic Journey Through the Poisoned Wilderness” In Harken Void’s “TOX,” readers are thrust into a desolate and perilous world where survival hinges on the quest for the most basic necessity: breathable air. Set against the backdrop of a post-apocalyptic landscape consumed… Continue Reading “TOX by Harken Void (Book Review #1661)”
The Girl Who Was Too Much And Not Enough by Lelina Durrette (Book Review #1658)
Title: “The Girl Who Was Too Much And Not Enough: A Riveting Tale of Rebellion and Identity” Lelina Durrette’s “The Girl Who Was Too Much And Not Enough” offers readers a refreshing and thought-provoking journey into a futuristic society where perfection is mandated, and… Continue Reading “The Girl Who Was Too Much And Not Enough by Lelina Durrette (Book Review #1658)”
The Rush by Emma Bartlett (Book Review #1646)
In the gripping futuristic tale “The Rush,” author Emma Bartlett paints a vivid portrait of a world grappling with the consequences of climate change, where technology, environmental threats, and human dynamics intersect in an intricate dance of survival.
17 Planets – The Captain by A. R. Alexander (Book Review #1633)
‘17 Planets – The Captain’ is a science fiction story filled with dystopian elements set three thousand years from now, where there are colonies of humans who have moved from Earth and exist orbiting three different star systems.
The Sapien Empire by Nathan Ogloff (Book Review #1624)
‘The Sapien Empire’ is a post-apocalyptic book filled with science fiction elements. Everything begins with Shindo Dacan, who is living in a terrifying futuristic world as an engineer, and his attempt to create a world that isn’t a wasteland of death and destruction.
Lion of Fire: Riley Jordan and the Fire Prophecies by Brittany Ranew (Book Review #1622)
‘Lion of Fire’ is the first book of its series and is filled with magical realism, dragons, and mythical creatures. The coming-of-age story begins with Riley Jordan, a college senior and the most dangerous wizard, converging a plot to destroy the world. Riley is… Continue Reading “Lion of Fire: Riley Jordan and the Fire Prophecies by Brittany Ranew (Book Review #1622)”
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