Discovering Home in the Alchemical Shadows: A Review of Red City As someone who grew up devouring Marie Lu’s captivating YA novels in the vibrant 2010s, picking up her adult debut, Red City, felt like a nostalgic homecoming mixed with a thrilling leap into a new realm. There’s something undeniably special about witnessing an author’s …
Into the Black: Odyssey One, Book 1 – A Journey Worth Taking There’s something irresistibly magnetic about the allure of deep space and the promise of adventure it holds. When I stumbled upon "Into the Black: Odyssey One" by David Currie, the book’s enticing description and the idea of embarking on a maiden voyage aboard …
Exploring the Timeless Depths of Asimov’s Foundation When it comes to science fiction, Isaac Asimov’s Foundation trilogy stands as a beacon of brilliance, and the Apple Series Tie-in Edition has reignited my passion for this iconic narrative. I found myself drawn to this book, not just for its historical significance in the genre but also …
Book Review: Dark Sands (The Darkworlds Saga, #1) by J.S. Harman From the moment I heard about Dark Sands, I felt a magnetic pull toward it. A sci-fi horror debut promising both imagination and ambition? Count me in! J.S. Harman graciously gifted me an ARC, and I can’t express my gratitude enough. Rest assured, though, …
Discovering Mur Lafferty’s Craft: A Journey Through Station Eternity: The Midsolar Murders, Book 1 When I first picked up Station Eternity: The Midsolar Murders, Book 1 by Mur Lafferty, I couldn’t resist the quirky premise of a murder magnet thrust into an alien setting. As an inveterate fan of mysteries and sci-fi, Lafferty’s exploration of …
Review of Battleship Leviathan: A Military Sci-Fi Series (Battleship: Leviathan Book 1) by Craig Martelle Ah, the allure of space opera! There’s something intoxicating about epic battles, camaraderie among unlikely heroes, and of course, ancient technology waiting to be rediscovered. When I stumbled across Battleship Leviathan by Craig Martelle, I felt an irresistible tug—perhaps it …