Yesterday’s Tomorrow (Tomorrow’s War Book 1) by G.W. Pomichter and William DuPree Ah, alternate history recipes! What can’t you do? From Nazis with spaceships to Ben Franklin summoning dragons, alternate history meals can present all sorts of bizarre scenarios … and quite a few starkly realistic ones. That is the intent of today’s meal, to show an alternate contemporary… Read More Yesterday’s Tomorrow – Book Review
eARC, 288 pg. Tor Books, 2017 Read: January 11 – 12, 2016 There are so many things that I want to say about this book, I don’t know if I’ll be able to get to them all — seriously, I have a checklist that’s daunting — but let’s give it a shot. I remember… Read More Martians Abroad – Book Review
Going Underground: Independent Minds (Going Underground #1) by L.N. Denison, Dystopian, Rating: 4 stars Going Underground: Independent Minds is a compelling dystopian tale that follows the exploits of protagonists, Jen and Myron. As the book opens the two characters are children, but are polar opposites – Jen is low-born and lives in a trailer while… Read More Going Underground – Book Review
Snow Crash Snow Crash (3/5) By: Neal Stephenson Length: 470 pages Published: June 1992 Genre: Science Fiction, Cyberpunk, Dystopian My book club has started a new initiative to read a book each month from a different sub-genre of Science Fiction or Fantasy. The theme for March was Cyberpunk and we all chose Snow Crash to read and… Read More Snow Crash – Book Review
Lost, written by Donnielle Tyner RaeleighReads rating: 4/5 “At her words, I closed my eyes, began to sway. As the beat got faster, so did I. I let go of my pain, insecurities, and worry. The freedom was exhilarating, and it felt like a weight was lifted from my shoulders.” Lost is the story… Read More Lost – Book Review
Goodreads : Link Buy the Book : Amazon.com, Amazon.in My Ratings : 4 stars 343 pages Published September 18th 2012 by HarperCollins Genre: YA, Sci-Fi, Dystopian About this Book : I should not exist. But I do.
Remember how incredible it feels to fall in love? This genre-defying love story will have you racing against the clock through a dystopian nightmare, climbing naked into a quirky time machine, and waking up on a tropical beach, twenty years younger, with your heart in your throat. Fall into this action-packed, darkly comedic, edgy… Read More Crossing in Time – Book Review
Dog Country by Malcolm F. Cross My rating: 4 of 5 stars And what’s a person who’s been only really trained for war do after being forcibly taken out of the war? This question is an escalation of the issues raised by the transition of a soldier to civilian life. Conflict arises as the… Read More Dog Country – Book Review
Title: My Dead World Author: Jacqueline Druga Published: June, 2016 Rating: 3/5 ______________________________________________ BLURB Since childhood, Nila Carter is made to spend every weekend at the family cabin. In her teenage years she believes it to be a prison, as an adult it becomes her sanctuary and means to survive.
When the latest and final installment of one of my favorite series came out last week, I raced over to the bookstore to pluck it off the shelf (along with several other books that I just couldn’t help but grab as well). Arms overloaded with books, I made my way into my house where… Read More The City of Mirrors – Book Review
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