Tag: scifi
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Lex Talionis by R.S.A. Garcia
I’m so excited to introduce you to the debut novel from R.S.A. Garcia. We are in a writing group together and I’m so thrilled for her first novel, Lex Talionis, a science fiction mystery. I have an interview with her below, as well as all the details on Lex Talionis. 1. What is your favorite place…
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Displaced by J.F. Jenkins
I’m excited to feature the RONE Award-nominated Displaced by J.F. Jenkins. Chevelle Donahue thought going into work would be just like any other boring day at the mall. Sure, there was her annoying co-worker Wicken Sanders, and a promotional visit from teen heartthrob Timber Hudson, to watch and keep her entertained. But who was she…
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Breaking Cadence by Rebecca Clare Smith
Today I’m excited to share the first book in the dark fantasy Survival Trilogy, Breaking Cadence. I snorted softly. “You expect me to believe that you came to town looking for a cure? I’m not stupid, Zander. There is no cure. There never will be.” “Oh there is,” he assured, staring right at me. “There…
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Zoo by Tara Elizabeth
With nearly 100 reviews averaging over 4 stars, Tara Elizabeth’s Zoo is definitely worth a read. A chronicle of my time living in a zoo . . . I’m not really sure where to start, and you may have trouble believing me even as I tell you my story. My family did. They laughed the…
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State of Rebellion by Summer Lane
Today I’m excited to feature the third volume in Summer Lane’s YA dystopian science fiction Collapse series: State of Rebellion. Everything has changed. After a devastating ambush that left the militia group Freedom Fighters struggling to survive, Cassidy Hart has been lucky to escape with her life. Along with her Commander and former Navy SEAL…
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Linear Shift (Part One) by Paul B. Kohler
No one said time travel would be easy. Peter Cooper, a widowed father of two whose life is crumbling around him—until a bizarre encounter with a desperate Army general launches him on a risky mission: to go back to 1942 and change a moment in time. The repercussions will almost certainly alter the conclusion of…