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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Shea Gilkerson

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

An apocolypse caused by a virus, pockets of virus and zombie outbreaks, a hero and heroine, outrageously beautiful world building, and characters you can’t wait to explore more and follow make for such a good book!

Baron is a lonely man – simple man on the surface, but his complexities keep him alive in an apocolyptic world where he just wants to find more people. In village after village, he finds destruction and death, or zombies he is trying to flee. He ends up following his instincts after meeting a man and killing him – and then he meets Talia. Is she the answer to ending the virus? The dynamic between them is wonderful and kept me from putting the book down. I can’t wait to learn more about them in the rest of the series!

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Vox Astra: The Black Box (Vox Astra Series Book 1) by James Chambers – Review by Amanda Glaspie

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Vox Astra: The Black BoxVox Astra: The Black Box by James Chambers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Reading this book I really wasn’t sure what to expect as I don’t typically read this genre but was pleasantly surprised. It was a several different short stories combined to create a quick and fun read. The description of the book really doesn’t give it justice. The stories were exciting, scary, sad, a bit of everything. I really enjoyed the futuristic take within each story. One thing that was alike in each story, Earth is at war with the cosmos and all that it holds. If you are looking for something quick and slightly thought provoking, this certainly is the book for you.

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Vox Astra: The Black Box (Vox Astra Series Book 1) by James Chambers – Review by Erica Shoebridge

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Vox Astra: The Black BoxVox Astra: The Black Box by James Chambers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow, this is a very imaginative, gritty, confronting read. Vox Astra will deftly pull you in and force you to witness the violence and conspiracies saturated in its pages. The writing is very accessible and I appreciated how the voice seemed real and close. The fear, blood, and absurdity of war is captured well. Very well conceived and executed, this is a sci-fi you won’t easily forget.

Read with a nightlight on!

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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Jerricka Brown

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The Traveler: Book 2The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the second book in the Traveler series and I was hooked all over again. The way the author draws you into their imagination is fantastic. I went through an emotional ride with this book more than the first. I couldn’t put it down. Very interesting series and book and I can’t wait for the next one.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Carlie Del Gallo

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I was pleasantly surprised by this book and found myself really enjoying it! I have not read any books by this author before and do not normally read apocalypse books, but I am so glad that I did as I COULD NOT PUT THIS BOOK DOWN! The characters explained to us and are very well detailed which made me feel as though I was not just reading this book but made me feel like I was right there with them. This apocalypse book was written very well and was very fast paced. If you enjoy not only fast paced books, but YA books, then this is the book for you! I cannot wait to read the next books in the series and see where their story is and what happens.

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Vox Astra: The Black Box (Vox Astra Series Book 1) by James Chambers – Review by Sheri Schrader

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Vox Astra: The Black BoxVox Astra: The Black Box by James Chambers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Vox Astra: The Black Box is an engaging, science fiction read. The book is my first book by this author but I’m glad to come across his work. The book flows easily and tells the story of stars and the crisis of political intrigue and humanity. I enjoyed the story and was drawn in by the descriptions and concepts presented. I do not want to give too much information for fear of giving away much of the plot. All I can say is if you enjoy an unexpected story and exploring new worlds give this a read. I look forward to reading more from this author in the future checking out some of his other books.

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Vox Astra: The Black Box (Vox Astra Series Book 1) by James Chambers – Review by Kerry Baker

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Vox Astra: The Black BoxVox Astra: The Black Box by James Chambers
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When I started reading this book I really wasn’t sure what to expect. The description was vague and intriguing. Having read it I can only describe it as strangely wonderful. It is a well written book that takes you, as the reader, on a journey. It is descriptive and a unique book that is such an enjoyable story. This is the first book I have read by this author and I was impressed with how he approached the book. This really is a great book and I am excited to have discovered a new author.

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Vox Astra: The Black Box (Vox Astra Series Book 1) by James Chambers – Review by Katie Turner

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Vox Astra: The Black BoxVox Astra: The Black Box by James Chambers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Vox Astra: The Black Box is a compilation of several science fiction short stories and are the first I’ve read by James Chambers. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to glimpse into these separate worlds, each settled somewhere among the vastness of space. Every story hosted a unique and intriguing plot, as well as spectacular detail that allowed me to paint the scene vividly in my mind as I read along. The only thing I would change would be that they all became their own novels, because the uniqueness of these stories really pulled me in. Science fiction is one of my favorite genres and the author did not disappoint me whatsoever with these page turners. I will be keeping an eye out for this author in the future. Phenomenal writing. Highly recommend!

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Vox Astra: The Black Box (Vox Astra Series Book 1) by James Chambers – Review by Shelly Kittell

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Vox Astra: The Black BoxVox Astra: The Black Box by James Chambers
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Venturing into this genre, this was a new book and author for me. I will definitely be adding him to my favorites. The way the book is set up in short stories of space travel and how things may have looked kept me intrigued and on the edge of my seat wanting to keep reading. It was fascinating to read the different tales of what unfolded and what could be. The idea of black box stories from space was exciting and a fun read for me. I recommend for any reader.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Amber Poole

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Okay! I now have a new favorite series. First off it’s not a usual end of the world book. These zombies are different. The world is different. Learning about the “Dogs” past was magnificent. Seeing the world through each of the main character’s eyes was even better. I’m on the fence with the ARKS beliefs and system. Furthermore if The ENDING WAS SO FRUSTRATING BUT IN A GOOD WAY! All I can say is that Thalia is a lot like her father. And I feel for Baron. I cannot not wait for the next installment. Just when I think a romance is brewing here comes life (the author) taking it away. Propter hominus I guess.

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset (The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Kay Stritesky

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a pleasant surprise from start to finish. Not usually a fan of science fiction I was instantly hooked into a story line that kept my attention from start to finish. While I would say this is geared towards young adult, it was an enjoyable read for anyone! Highly recommend if your looking for the right story to bring you in to science fiction.

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo Book 4) by Calla Zae – Review by Shelly Kittell

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo, #4)An Alien Storm by Calla Zae
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a most entertaining and original book. Vanessa has left an abusive relationship and ends up on Saedo. The soldiers rescued her and her sisters. Arkon, the soldier who rescued her, has been hurt in the past also. They both have to work through issues which are many and unique as this is an alien planet. I absolutely loved the detail. The description of the flowers and plants for mating; Grandma ‘s soup; Vanessa’s cooking and the relationships with her sisters and their spouses just kept you engaged through the whole story. It was fascinating with the detail. I found myself picturing the story. The characters felt like they could be from Earth. They could be neighbors. The plot ran pretty smooth. It was a great story that I would recommend.

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset (The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Alison Risher

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book had such a flow to it, that I couldn’t put it down! The title alludes to a children’s song in the book, and characters harken back to it periodically through the novel. Who can’t relate to the heroine, a reluctantly dutiful daughter who wants the freedom to make her own decisions about her life? Readers confront the effects of technology. So-called civilization is juxtaposed against rural life. Ultimately, the protagonist must decide how she wants to live her life, something we all must do at some point.

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Seven Strengths : A Tale from Turaset ( The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Caralee Loonat

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I like finding new authors and I like to check out different genres from my norm. I found that the author had a refreshing plot and a unique story. I found that the story had enough drama and action to really keep the reader’s attention. I felt as though I was there right in the thick of the action.

I really enjoyed the the fantasy/sci-fi aspect of this story. I am quite sure that the actual given audience for this book would really enjoy this book. The author has a story that will engage the reader. I would definitely read more from this author in the future.

Reviewed by @caraleeloonat
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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Tausha Treadway

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan. This book takes us back to The Traveler book one. I do recommend reading the 1st book to truly understand what you are reading. During book 1 Harry had gone into a very long period of stasis. While he is in stasis it lets his body reload, heal and re-energize. During this process he will recall things of his past and the lives he has lived. While he sleeps we see Tristan living in the present time and seeing how the world he lives in his going. When Harry awakes he feels like a real person after a long time of just being and he will see how it is to live in the real world. If you truly enjoyed the first book you will love this one because it will go deeper into the life of the Traveler and explain his being. Its a very good sci-fi read and you will want to see if Harry can make it in the real world even though he has despair in his heart and is feeling lost. Read The Traveler series today!

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset (The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Ashley Johnson

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a quick read and was so good. It sucked me in from the first page and I actually forgot it was a novella. When it ended I wanted more. The story was original and I can’t wait to read the other books from this world. It’s also a great reminder that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.

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Journeys Through Collection: Volumes 1-3 by James Talisman – Review by Deb Robinson

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Journeys Through Collection: Volume 1-3Journeys Through Collection: Volume 1-3 by James Talisman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Journeys Through Space Time

This was a journey I have never been on before. The author displays extensive knowledge in a multitude of areas or has done research to make the story life-like. I wondered at the beginning if I was going to be able to keep all the characters straight in my mind, however, that was not a problem as the book continued the story seamlessly into the many Multiverses you will find yourself enjoying. This book made me very introspective as I lay quiet at night. A book that can keep my mind pondering after I finish the book is a definite to be read book for sure.

Journeys Through Time Space

The book centralizes the characters from the first book to Matt and friends, Thomas Halloway, Master Hades faction, and the reptilian humanoid population. It is a battle for survival. Good vs evil. Who wins this battle is paramount to both sides. We see Matt continue to study ancient truths and come into himself as the ancient one. I really enjoyed how he was able to experience his past lives.

Journey Through AllCreation

I really loved this book the most because it tied the first two books together in a nail biter of a book. I loved that our favorite characters from book one are back and helping to keep the Multiverse from being destroyed. This book had you thinking on your toes as so much was happening. I was cheering for the heroes to win throughout and hoping all would end in their favor. The authors’ descriptive aptitude makes you feel like you are there with the characters. Who will win? Good or Evil?

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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Amy Brennan

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The Traveler: Book 2The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really need to make sure I start at the beginning of a series moving forward, as this was singularly the most unique read, and it’s unfortunate that I didn’t get to become one with the Traveler before moving onto this installment. Despite not reading the first novel in this series, I found myself entwined in the authors writing and the adventures/emotions, as well as the peaks and valleys that come to pass through the timeline in which this takes place. Lately, I have been picking up easy to read, quick novels to pass the time, and this certainly was not one of those. It is a very involved, deep literary adventure, that is best if you take your time to really commit to what is going on within these pages.

I’m a huge time travel fan, when it comes to movies/shows/novels, and this one did not disappoint, nor did the authors ability to weave the fantasy and science fiction into the readers imagination as well as the characters as well. There is always good and bad out there, and it’s up to us to really do all that we can do face our fears and do all that we can to be able to get through this life, and perhaps our afterlife/lives as well. The novel may seem a little jumpy at times, though it could just be me, and I really need to read the beginning to follow the way this is done! Very much look forward to reading the first installment and coming back to this one. If you have the time to commit to this series, do it!

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo Book 4) by Calla Zae – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo, #4)An Alien Storm by Calla Zae
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this science fiction story. This is not my first book by this author but it is one of my favorites by this author yet. This is a well written story about Arkon and Vanessa. They both have a past that has burned them and deserve another chance at love. One a skilled warrior and the other a great chef. Will fate cook up some romance for these two? I enjoyed these two characters. They pulled me into the story and kept me engaged to the end. They made the story easy and entertaining to read. They are connectable and have great growth throughout. I also enjoyed their chemistry and what they brought to the story. This is a fast paced shorter story that is so worth the pick up. I really enjoyed this story and I highly recommend it.

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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by La Toya Lewis

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The Traveler: Book 2The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I was so excited to read this book. I enjoyed book 1 immensely. Getting to see more of Harry’s past lives was interesting. I really enjoyed learning about previous relationships that he had a chance to develop. His life as Small Brother both made me happy and broke my heart. It was devastating to see the way people rejected him. The component I enjoyed most in the first book was Harry’s relationship with Tristan and I was so happy to see how much of a positive impact the relationship had on Tristan and that we also got to see his life after Harry. Another book full of great characters and interesting adventures for the Traveler. I look forward to reading more of this series.

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo Book 4) by Calla Zae – Review by Lorrene Huisman

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo, #4)An Alien Storm by Calla Zae
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this story and this wonderful author. I had not read the previous books in the series, but I most certainly am going to now. It was a quick read, with a lot of emotions and action for me. The characters were impossible to love. I found there was never a dull moment.

I personally enjoyed the tender moments between Arkon and Vanessa. Both had something hidden within that needed some healing. Their moments together really brought the story to a different perspective than what I expected. I did find there was more to them than met the eyes at first glance, and I really loved that. I loved the outside factors that made this story take flight as well. I found one ting led to another and it was a good paced book. Really enjoyed it and will be reading the others as well.

Wonderful read with a engaging story line and great characters. I highly recommend this author and this book for sure. it was beyond amazing. I highly recommend! It is well worth a read!

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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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The Traveler: Book 2The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Traveler is back, but this time his experience is slightly different, he has woken up in a different frame of mind, he has woken with despair in his heart and another lifetime to live, however this time he does not know if he will be able to last through the experience again.

While in his latest stasis period, he has been changed, he has woken up in a completely different configuration and cannot understand why, that is until his memories come crashing back. He is overcome by emotion and struggles to take everything in to a point which is detrimental to his health, but eventually he comes out of it and is able to process enough so that he can eat and drink.

One thing which remains though is hope, hope that he can live with the despair in his heart, hope that he can work within his new physical configuration and hope that he can still communicate with those around him, but will this hope be able to get him through the trying times and chaos which lies ahead? Will The Traveler be able to come to terms with this latest ordeal? How can he overcome the loss and despair he is being swamped by and being life back into his current lifelessness?

This is a sci-fi which deals with some hard hitting emotions and situations, through the lens of both the observer and the observed and which makes you think about your own experiences and how they have affected your life while you follow along with the story.

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo Book 4) by Calla Zae – Review by Kerry Carr

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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo, #4)An Alien Storm by Calla Zae
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is book 4 in the Soliders of Saedo. While I haven’t read the previous books in the series I still really enjoyed this sci-fi romance. I loved both the main characters. Both were really easy to like and feel for at times.

Vanessa is a chef on the plant of Saedo. After escaping her abusive ex husband all she wants in a quiet life. She doesn’t dream she will ever find love again. That is until she meets a star being called Arkon.

Arkon has secrets in his past as well but he can’t deny or help the attraction he feels towards Vanessa. Could she be the one he’s been waiting for? Are the destined to be together? Or will their pasts stop them from finding love?

Along side the romance there is also danger as something is trying to change the peaceful world they live in.
This was a really good read and i am not going to read the others in the series.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Shai Flores

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I love reading dystopian/apocalyptic stories, especially if it involves zombies! Despite this love, a lot of zombie books/movies/shows are quite similar. What I liked about this book was that the author included a few unique twists that made it unlike other zombie books that I have read recently. One of the main characters, Baron, has a fascinating role in the background of the story and as things are revealed about his life, it builds suspense and clues about the virus that is creating havoc in the world. Throw in some immortals, magic, and action to create this interesting world that I had difficulty putting down once I started.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Amanda Williams

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Very entertaining and adventurous. I love the rebellious character of Baron. Thalia is also a kickass heroine. The world building was fantastic and I am so looking forward to the next in the series. Will definitely be reading this author’s books in the future.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Tausha Treadway

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie. This is not my typical genre but I really enjoyed it. It’s a dystopian, sci fi read full of zombies. Its the story of Baron who lives in a world where a virus has made everyone begin to turn into Zombies. Every corner Baron turns he finds more and more dead people and more and more zombies. Baron wants to try to find a cure for this virus but his main concern is staying away from getting the virus. While trying to law low Baron is captured by a woman who is an immortal. Being at the mercy of this woman Baron is her protector and companion and the more time he spends with her the more he realizes she may be the key to ending this virus. The hard part is going to be surviving to be able to find the cure. This is a fast paced, can’t put down read that is very entertaining. Do yourself a favor and read it today!

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset (The Industrial Age) by P.L. Tavormina – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Seven Strengths: A Tale from TurasetSeven Strengths: A Tale from Turaset by P.L. Tavormina
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When I picked up this book, I was not sure what to expect initially….and I enjoyed this book very much. I love a good book with a futuristic YA sci fi feel. I was really pulled toward Celeste, even though she is young, she is strong and she wants more in life then helping to run an inn that her family has. Celeste jumps at a great opportunity to leave her home, but unsure it is all what is cracked up to be. Her family has powers and those powers can lead to danger. I would like to see more of what is to come in this series for sure.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Lorrene Huisman

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I do love books about survival and especially on zombies. This one really takes the cake though! I loved the action and the suspense that arose with each moment. The characters were amazing as well. It was more than just a good read, this is a must read with out any doubts!

The world was set up in a way in the book that it was a visual trip for the reader. I loved the writers creative skills to make the lay out of the story as real as possible. It was more than well done. I really enjoyed it. The characters made the setting really come together as well. There were tins of suspense, I loved how the author kept me guessing. The artistic sensations of the book was amazing, the way I could really feel i was in in the world in which the characters resided. I loved this book and I am excited to read more in the series. Easily is going to be a favorite series of mine, I know that for a fact.

Thank you to this wonderful author for giving me a new series to be addicted to. I am hooked already, I highly recommend this book and series if you are thinking about giving it a chance, Well wroth a read!

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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Darla Yocom

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The Traveler: Book 2The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan

Book Two was a very interesting installment of this series and I could not put it down. If you enjoy sci-fi fantasy storylines with a bit of adventure, you will enjoy this book.

If you’ve read book one, you know that it ended with Harry diving into stasis. While in stasis, he dreams of his other lives while he was living outside of stasis. In book two you follow Harry as he faces his next adventure and challenges, all while contemplating his next step.

The author excels at constructing a magnificent story and fills us in with Harry’s backstory. She left plenty of room for more adventures in this series. I hope she plans on writing more engaging additions to Harry’s life story. She really makes you think about what would go through your mind if you were in Harry’s shoes and lived through multiple lives/life forms.

I enjoyed this compelling gem of a book and think other sci-fi fans will too.

I give this book 4 of 5 stars!

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Vanessa Watts

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The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia (Dead World Book 1)The Prisoner of the Dead: Zombie Thriller Dystopia by Megan Mackie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Now, I am not into books about zombies but I do love dystopian novels so figured I would give this one a try. The author does a fantastic job building this dystopian world that makes you feel as though you are a part of it. The characters are intricate, mysterious and sometimes annoying just like the people we meet in everyday life.

We start out meeting Baron who seems to be from nowhere but is a survivalist in the midst of a viral outbreak that not only kills its host but brings them back to life as the undead. When he needs a fix on his bike he rolls into this seemingly idyllic town that is not like anywhere he has been. First off, this town has no zombies that he can see and the people are interacting, happy in their everyday lives. While his bike is getting fixed he meets an undead and is ceremoniously attacked by the townspeople where he ends up killing a man. This man happens to be attached to a very attractive female who is immortal and now Baron finds himself at her mercy having to take the place of her companion and protector. This starts a whirlwind adventure for Baron as he works with Talia to find an end to this viral outbreak as well as learn more about his past. However, this virus seems to erupt in cycles and with so many trials the duo must survive before they can figure out how Talia might be the cure to what is infecting the human race. This book was full of twists, turns, and action that makes you fall in love with the characters while also despising their flaws. I will definitely keep my eye out for any upcoming books in this series and read through them to see what comes next!

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