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Alias Tomorrow by Anthony Caplan (Book Review #2158)
Anthony Caplan’s Alias Tomorrow is a genre-blending novel that challenges narrative conventions, weaving together domestic realism and speculative science fiction to explore the fractured yet hopeful nature of human connection. With its dual structure and philosophical depth, Caplan delivers a profound meditation on the… Continue Reading “Alias Tomorrow by Anthony Caplan (Book Review #2158)”
Tales of Piecora 01 – The Emerald Cave by Jason Behnke (Book Review #2135)
The first installment in The Book of Urm series, Tales of Piecora 01 – The Emerald Cave, is a sprawling, intricately crafted fantasy tale that offers readers far more than your typical sword-and-sorcery narrative. Written and illustrated by Jason Behnke, this debut novel is… Continue Reading “Tales of Piecora 01 – The Emerald Cave by Jason Behnke (Book Review #2135)”
Proxima’s Gift by Marc Peter Keane (Book Review #2132)
In Proxima’s Gift, Marc Peter Keane delivers a luminous and profound meditation on empathy, ecological connection, and human evolution. Best known for his contemplative writing on Japanese gardens and aesthetics, Keane shifts from nonfiction to speculative fiction with remarkable skill, crafting a utopian novel… Continue Reading “Proxima’s Gift by Marc Peter Keane (Book Review #2132)”
Aletheia Vol I: In The Shadows by Luigi A Kohli (Book Review #2130)
Luigi A. Kohli’s Aletheia: In The Shadows is an ambitious and gripping historical fiction novel that dares to step into the aftermath of Ben-Hur—one of the most iconic novels of the 19th century. With sharp prose and cinematic depth, Kohli resurrects a world teetering… Continue Reading “Aletheia Vol I: In The Shadows by Luigi A Kohli (Book Review #2130)”
Imperiled: A Science Fiction Adventure by Alexander Hans Schmitt with Vonnie Gene Schmitt (Book Review #2127)
Imperiled is not just an epic space opera—it’s a legacy. Written over eight years by Alexander Hans Schmitt, and lovingly completed and edited by his mother, Vonnie Gene Schmitt, after his untimely passing, this 486-page odyssey stands as a testament to perseverance, imagination, and… Continue Reading “Imperiled: A Science Fiction Adventure by Alexander Hans Schmitt with Vonnie Gene Schmitt (Book Review #2127)”
Ever Thine: A Tale of a Timeless Vow by Ina Ashcroft (Book Review #2113)
Ina Ashcroft’s Ever Thine is a spellbinding fusion of romantic sci-fi, poetic suspense, and philosophical wonder, wrapped in a futuristic tale that feels deeply human. With elements of AI consciousness, reincarnated love, and Victorian flashbacks, the story beautifully bridges the gap between machine logic… Continue Reading “Ever Thine: A Tale of a Timeless Vow by Ina Ashcroft (Book Review #2113)”
Callasandra Fractured by Stephanie Douglas (Book Review #2111)
Callasandra Fractured is a powerful YA dystopian debut that blends intense sci-fi action with deep emotional stakes. Stephanie Douglas crafts a richly imagined world where alternate dimensions collide, and one girl’s journey to find her family becomes a battle for truth, identity, and resistance.
A.I. Capone: The Digital Don by Paul Ponce (Book Review #2101)
A.I. Capone: The Digital Don is a slick, cinematic tech-thriller that detonates genre boundaries with unapologetic swagger. Paul Ponce’s debut is as bold and unpredictable as the title implies—merging cyberpunk aesthetics, military action, and dark satire into a high-stakes narrative that reads like Blade… Continue Reading “A.I. Capone: The Digital Don by Paul Ponce (Book Review #2101)”
Shadow of the Eternal Watcher by Josh Mendoza (Book Review #2096)
Josh Mendoza’s Shadow of the Eternal Watcher is a genre-blending thrill ride that fuses sci-fi, noir, political intrigue, and metaphysical mystery into one high-octane narrative. With razor-sharp prose, cinematic pacing, and a protagonist who feels like he walked straight out of a Bogart film—and… Continue Reading “Shadow of the Eternal Watcher by Josh Mendoza (Book Review #2096)”
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