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JoinWith.Me by MIKE MEIER (Book Review #969)
Joinwith.Me is a post-apocalyptic science fiction story about Sam and how his life changes when he stumbles upon a website that at first seems to be helpful but then happens to be a completely diverse endeavor. Sam meets a girl that introduces him to… Continue Reading “JoinWith.Me by MIKE MEIER (Book Review #969)”
The fall – Book 2- Reversion S.T. Campitelli (Book Review #754)
Reversion is a dystopian novel written in the year 2050, pre-fall. The story begins with Dr. Riley, who is a virologist. He happens to come across a patient that is dying from an infection unknown and unseen before. The virus known as the Jackson… Continue Reading “The fall – Book 2- Reversion S.T. Campitelli (Book Review #754)”
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What Branches Grow by T. S. Beier (Book Review #749)
What branches grow is a science fiction post-apocalyptic novel written about a world that has become wasteland due to a third world war. Gennero, who is second in command of a town named Churchill, does not get along with Church, his boss.
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Among the Dead by Stephen Kennedy (Book Review #719)
Among the dead is a post-apocalyptic action story about a pandemic that has taken over the world. A virus has taken over humans changing their behavior, making them violent and uncontrollable. Samantha, one of the lucky ones who managed to remain unaffected, travels to… Continue Reading “Among the Dead by Stephen Kennedy (Book Review #719)”
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The black sky by Timothy D. Minneci (Book Review #702)
The black sky is a post-apocalyptic story set in Manhattan. It is the first book of a trilogy, and the story begins with Bishop working off to clear his citizenship dept. An offer comes with a task. Bishop’s debt is cleared if she goes… Continue Reading “The black sky by Timothy D. Minneci (Book Review #702)”
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The Marshal by J. S. Matthews (Book Review #671)
The Marshal is an action-adventure book. The story begins explaining how the world has changed due to deadly radiation spread across the landscape. Humans live underground and in tough situations.
Dominion of the Star (Descendants of the Fallen Book 1) by Angelica Clyman (Book Review #686)
Dominion of the star is an urban fantasy story about Kayla. She isn’t perfect, and her decisions in leaving her nest in order to find better meaning to her life shape the adventure of this story. Kayla’s past’s identity assists her to live in… Continue Reading “Dominion of the Star (Descendants of the Fallen Book 1) by Angelica Clyman (Book Review #686)”
Arid by Anne Joyce (Book Review #629)
Arid is a dystopian futuristic story where a group of moguls has created an unbearable living situation. Joshua, Xiomara, and others are all fighting to simply survive the situation and to provide vital resources, such as water.
We Call It Monster by Lachlan Walter (Book Review #593)
We call it a monster is an apocalyptic horror story written in a world where monsters start appearing from the ocean in Sydney and slowly take over the world. As the military takes over in order to assist people and ratify the situation, people… Continue Reading “We Call It Monster by Lachlan Walter (Book Review #593)”
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