Review of Cronus (The Time Traveler’s Passport) by [Author’s Name] When I first stumbled upon Cronus (The Time Traveler’s Passport), I was drawn in by the intriguing premise: a world where time travel technologies coexist with enduring societal issues like racial segregation. It sounded like a wild ride, and honestly, I wasn’t quite sure if …
A Cosmic Whodunit: My Review of Station Eternity by Mur Lafferty When I stumbled upon Station Eternity, the latest offering from Mur Lafferty, I was instantly intrigued. The idea of a murder magnet wrapped up in a witty intergalactic mystery was too tantalizing to resist! Given my fascination with science fiction and a good old-fashioned …
Diving Into the Universe of Battleship Leviathan: A Military Sci-Fi Series (Battleship: Leviathan Book 1) by Craig Martelle As someone who tends to roam the galaxies of science fiction often, I was drawn to Battleship Leviathan not just by its riveting premise of an ancient warship with a mind of its own, but also by …
Jingle Stars: A Heartfelt Cosmic Christmas Adventure in Jenny Schwartz’s Universe As the holiday season rolls around, I find myself gravitating towards stories that encapsulate the essence of hope, compassion, and a pinch of magic. That’s exactly what drew me to Jenny Schwartz’s Jingle Stars—the fourth installment in the Shamans & Shifters Space Opera series. …
Review of The King Must Die by Kemi Ashing-Giwa From the moment I stumbled upon Kemi Ashing-Giwa’s The King Must Die, I was enticed by the promise of a world where ancient myths blend seamlessly with futuristic intrigue. As a lover of sci-fi, the dual narratives of Fenyyang Mekantai (Fen) and Alekhai beckoned me into …
Unwrapping the Terror: A Dive into 25 Days by Per Jacobsen One cold evening, as the holiday season loomed large, I stumbled upon 25 Days by Per Jacobsen. A Christmas horror novel? Count me in! I’ve often enjoyed stories that turn the warm glow of the season into something darker, and Jacobsen’s premise intrigued me—especially …