Category: Science Fiction

Spotlight – The Unity Game by Leonora Meriel @leonora_meriel @BookReviewTours

Synopsis WHAT IF THE EARTH YOU KNEW WAS JUST THE BEGINNING? A New York banker is descending into madness. A being from an advanced civilization is racing to stay alive. A dead man must unlock the secrets of an unknown dimension to save his loved ones. From the visions of Socrates in ancient Athens to […]

Excerpt – Aaru by David Meredith @DMeredith2013 #fantasy #paranormal

Synopsis …Death and the stillness of death are the only things certain and common to all in this future… -Friedrich Nietzsche Rose is dying. Her body is wasted and skeletal. She is too sick and weak to move. Every day is an agony and her only hope is that death will find her swiftly before the […]

Excerpt – Noble by Adeleke Kayode @thisisadeleke #Superheroes #Fantasy #Sci-fi

Synopsis An amnesiac named Carter, must come to terms with the world as it is. A world where with a simple injection of the Virtus formula an ordinary individual can become extraordinary. With the Virtus formula super strength, flight, even teleportation is possible.Now Carter has been tasked with hunting down the man who has stolen […]

Cover Reveal – Love, Murder & Mayhem by Russ Colchamiro @AuthorDudeRuss @b00kr3vi3ws

Synopsis Love science fiction stories that all include elements ofLove, Murder & Mayhem? Then welcome to the latest anthology from Crazy 8 Press! This amazing collection from 15 all-star authors will delight you with superheros and supervillains. AIs, off-worlders, and space cruisers. We’ve also got private eyes, sleep surrogates, time travelers, aliens and monsters—and one […]

Guest Post & #Excerpt – Silence the Bird, Silence the Keeper by Christopher Rosales @CDRosales @SamiJoLien #Sci-Fi

Synopsis In Christopher David Rosales’ first novel, ‘Silence the Bird, Silence the Keeper’, he creates a completely unique vision that seamlessly blends tropes of magical realism and dystopian fiction in a portrait of power in America that we’ve never seen before. Imagine it as the communal love child of Marquez, Bolaño, and Orwell, a child […]