A Journey Through Frozen Stars: My Thoughts on Survey Ship: A Military Sci-Fi Series (Exodus Earth Book 1) When I first stumbled upon Survey Ship: A Military Sci-Fi Series (Exodus Earth Book 1) by Andrew Beery, the bleak description of a frozen Earth piqued my curiosity. A decimated planet, lost civilizations, and a seasoned pilot …
A Journey into the Unknown: My Thoughts on The Atacama Incident When I first came across The Atacama Incident by Andrew G. S. Mashburn, the combination of young ambition and the enigmatic beauty of the Atacama Desert simply captivated me. As someone who has always been intrigued by the stars and the mysteries that lie …
Book Review: The Alien’s Mail-Order Bride: A Sci-Fi Alien Romance Novella by D.E. Smith If you’ve ever found yourself intrigued by the blend of the cosmos and romance, "The Alien’s Mail-Order Bride" caught my eye like a comet streaking across the night sky. D.E. Smith’s imaginative storytelling invites readers into a universe where intergalactic soldiers …
Book Review: War Machines: A Sci-Fi Thriller (The War Machines Chronicles Book 1) by Gregory Peterson Ever had one of those moments when you stumble upon a book that seems to pulse with an electric energy? That’s exactly how I felt picking up War Machines: A Sci-Fi Thriller by Gregory Peterson. From the very first …
A Journey Through Time and Empathy: A Review of Doctor Who: Spectral Scream When I stumbled upon Doctor Who: Spectral Scream by T.J. Fergesen, my curiosity was piqued immediately. As a lifelong Whovian, the idea of diving deeper into the character development of Belinda — a companion whose potential often felt underexplored in the show …
Review of Serviced by the Cyborg by K.C. Flame Sometimes, a book finds you at just the right moment, and K.C. Flame’s Serviced by the Cyborg did just that for me. As a lifelong fan of both science fiction and romance, I was immediately intrigued by the mash-up of these genres, especially with the added …