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An Alien Storm (Soldiers of Saedo Book 4) by Calla Zae

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Genre- Sci-Fi, Romance
Page Count – 120
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“There’s something different about you… Something untamed. Something mysterious. It’s driving me crazy.”

Battered and bruised from a previous relationship, Vanessa now prefers a quiet life as a chef on a new planet. But then a captivating star-being storms into her life and whips up a whirlwind of emotions that makes her heart yearn for things she has long forgotten. 

Arkon, a skilled soldier who prefers numbers, charts, and anything with absoluteness is attracted to Vanessa. But she favors no rules and lures him out of his comfort zone. Having been scorned once, he fears she will burn him.

Is their union a recipe for love or destruction?

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I love writing otherworldly and contemporary romance novels. I’m an artist, and I love to create visuals to convey my stories. 

I live in Massachusetts with my husband who keeps me grounded to Earth and two creative children who think I have my own secret planet. They’re onto something…

 

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Journeys Through Collection: Volumes 1-3 by James Talisman – Review by Ashley Westerman

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

Journeys Through SpaceTime
I’ll be honest Journeys Through SpaceTime by James Talisman is not something I usually read; I normally stick with thriller books. However, I do not regret branching out and trying something new. Many things are happening, a lot of action, some danger, and mystery also. I wasn’t quick to figure what would happen. I thought I could guess; usually, I am pretty good at it, but Journeys Through SpaceTime kept me guessing the whole time. There are many characters, but it’s not so many that it is overwhelming because James Talisman provided a character list at the beginning of the book that really helps to understand who everyone is. The amount of detail written about the characters and what they’re facing/dealing with is so good. I felt like I was there with them like I have known these characters for a long time. It’s worth the read, and I don’t think anyone would be disappointed by taking the time to read it. I would encourage everyone to read it, even if it were a genre you would normally read. Leap and try it out!

Journeys Through TimeSpace
I enjoyed Journeys Through Timespace as much as I enjoyed book 1. This being not my typical genre, I was worried going outside of my comfort zone. I’m still glad I did. I really enjoy the back stories of the characters; it helps you understand and feel like you personally know them. The way the Journeys Through series is written is unique. I don’t think I have read anything quite like this. There are still a lot of characters, but James Talisman makes it easy to keep who is who straight. I love how book 2 advances the story of the characters. I’m excited for the rest of the series to be released.

Journeys Through AllCreation
This book was EXCELLENT! I really loved the first 2 in the series and couldn’t wait for this one! I really enjoyed how this series has made me spend time thinking. Sometimes it’s a nice change of pace. I’m not usually a Sci-Fi fan, but this was great and well worth it, check it out, even if this genre isn’t usually for you. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Definitely Recommend!

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Erica Shoebridge

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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

A good zombie post-apocalyptic novel with lots of action and fighting. Baron, our hero, is hard to get to know and has a serious lack of social skills and graces. When he is thrust into the hands of the Athelings as their unfortunate prisoner, he’s going to need to learn to communicate and work as a team in short order, if all of them hope to get out alive. The supernatural elements worked well, and were skillfully written. I liked that the book moved at a fast clip, with lots of interesting plot points. A good read for sci-fi and zombie lovers.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Michelle Austin

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was an out of the world 5 star read.
It was exciting to read the 3rd book in this great series. You get pulled right in with the author’s writing and feel like you are right there with the characters.
We get a new adventure where evil is trying to take control and destroy the Multiverse.

Will they be able to save earth and the other planets?

Overall this was a great fast paced read. All of the characters added a great element to the story. We get to see old and we get some new ones. I suggest reading the first two books before this one. I also suggest reading somewhere where you can stay focused with no interruptions because there is so much happening. 1-click and get started on an amazing Journey. I look forward to reading more from this author.

Reviewed by @mab54615
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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Kerry Baker

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

After how much I enjoyed the first book I couldn’t wait to start reading the second. The author transports us yet again into an intriguing and well written story that had a unique feel to it. It feels so different to other books in the genre.
I really thought you could see how the character had developed from one book to the other. It was nice to see that progression and how it carried the story. This series really has been so interesting so far and I can’t wait to see what is near from this author.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Liz Vrchota

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I have sincerely loved these books from the start, something I highly suggest everyone start from as well. These books are jam packed full of adventurers that go in an order that really needs to be read in an order. They are even available in a box set for convenience too so that is a nice snag if you are a bargain shopper like me for a series. Back to business lol. This book is another fast adventure that is built around an ancient artifact that holds the power to save all creation. There are lots of old characters that we get to visit with again and follow and new ones we get to meet too! I love the characters. They are so realistic and vivid. The scenery too is just so imaginative and beautiful that it makes me feel as if I am there myself with the characters as we embark on the next adventure. I also loved the deep thinking that goes into the book and that it makes me do as I read. I can’t wait to see what this author is cooking up next!

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

He did it again!!! This author is one of my favorites and he changed my mind about this genre of novels. I thoroughly enjoyed this third novel in the series! It has a great ebb and flow. The characters are deep. There is truly no stone unturned when it comes to the characters. While the plot line is amazing and does drive the story some I truly think the characters are about seventy five percent of the driving factor to this story. Not only are the characters well developed, they leave you wanting more and you find yourself (well I find myself) talking to them while I read.. or yelling at them lol). While this book could be read as a stand alone I would not recommend it. You won’t regret getting the box set.

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Journeys Through Collection: Volumes 1-3 by James Talisman – Review by Alison Risher

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

The author delivers a sci-fi saga of epic proportions! At first I wasn’t invested in the different story arcs, but as they wove together, I was hooked! I enjoyed the box set since I was able to binge read all three volumes consecutively. I found it interesting how the author used his characters in order to promote different religious ideas. The scientific parts did not overreach, and this nonscientific gal was able to follow along, from rural America to outer space, for the journey of a lifetime.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Erica Fish

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Journeys Through AllCreation is the third book in the Journeys Through Book Series. I highly recommend reading the first two books to enjoy this book even more. The storyline is complex in nature. It held my attention from the first page to the last page. I highly recommend that you plan to read this book in one sitting. The prophecy is that there are innate powers contained in the Dokkaebi-of-all-Creation to destiny various universes that make up the Multiverse. I found myself wanting to be on the journey with twins from Atlantis. I have to admit that their storyline intrigued me the most. They are trying to save their home. WIll they be successful? I highly recommend reading this book to see what happens in this installment of Journey Through AllCreation.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 5 Stars!

Not only this book but this series is truly an epic journey and adventure. With complex layer upon layer you really feel like you are part of this journey as you read each word. This book brings you in for a battle of good and evil….and I love that. The author does such a great job with character growth and you really feel full invested into the characters and story line. Can I say the details that this author brings too, wow…..to bring this story to life on filled pages…I cannot say enough how truly thankful I am reading this amazing series by a true amazing author! I would love to see more of this story unfold….

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

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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 draws you in from the beginning with the main character Celeste wanting something different in life. It’s that constant idea that we all deal with that the grass is greener on the other side. This book is wonderful because it has just the right touch of magic and real world problems. It’s great to watch Celeste on her journey and she is so relatable.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Michelle Marlow

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the third book in this series. Make sure you read the first two so you really know who the characters you are interacting with are.

It is a fun adventure sci-fi read. And it will consume you and get your mind really thinking. There is a lot going on so make sure you have the time to pay attention.

This is as beautifully written as the first two and this is absolutely my favorite of them. The criss-cross of timelines and characters is done wonderfully. It is definitely a must-read.

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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Carrie Reed

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

4 stars!

Interesting read. I will be honest, I did not read the first book, I feel like there were holes that would have been filled had I read the first book, so I definitely recommend reading them in order. I really enjoyed the first part of the book the most. Reading of the life of Small Brother and the tribe. I was devastated with the way the Shaman reacted and handled things, I was fully invested in Small Brother’s life and was excited to see him bond and live with the tribe and Old Father. Reading of Stalker was interesting but not as exciting for me as the first and 4th parts. I was happy to learn that Tristan was able to see Harry again after so long but, Elena was getting on my nerves with not being readily accepting of him. Who wouldn’t want to talk to bugs?

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Bobbi Wagner

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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

This is not my first book by this author but it is one of my favorites by her yet. This is the first book in this series and what a start it is. I can’t wait to see what this author has for us next in this series. I enjoyed being pulled into the story by the creative, unique characters. The author’s use of details made the characters not only pop but also made them come to life on each page. This is a faster paced story that has twists and turns that kept me turning pages fast. A story that is full of action plus a man from no place kills, and an immortal child that could be the key to the whole thing. A fast paced story that has connectable characters that had me coming back for more. There is alot going on in this story but the author did a great job of transitions and keeping things flowing. I really enjoyed this hard to put down story. I highly recommend it.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Jenni Bishop

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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

Megan gives us an interesting apocalyptic dystopian world tale where the characters are in the midst of a virus outbreak causing zombies to run rampant. They are in a never-ending cycle that just keeps on going as the virus keeps on returning and along with it the undead keep rising.
Baron is a survivalist and has been through hell and back and he is no stranger to killing. When he finds an immortal, she may just be the key to ending it all.
Overall, the book was entertaining, and Megan’s world building is interesting. There is lots of action, thrills and mayhem and surprises.
If you love zombies, you will like this tale from this eclectic author.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie – Review by Shelly Kittell

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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

This book was a sweet change from your usual end-of-the-world zombie tales. Baron is just trying to survive a zombie apocalypse and finds himself prisoner to Thalia. Once you start you just can’t put it down. Baron is just trying to lay low but once he finds trouble all hell breaks loose. The characters are fantastic. Baron is rebellious, yet he’s just trying to survive. Thalia is a bit badass, yet just trying to save her people. The supporting characters cracked me up. They just all meshed together. The plot all came together. I found it to be refreshing. As I said, a nice change from the usual zombie plots, thank you! I would give more than a 5 if I could. Now, from one reader to the other, get out there and buy this book. You’ll love it.

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The Traveler: Book 2 by Deborah Dugan – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

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

I really enjoyed The Traveler so leapt at the chance to read Book 2. It didn’t disappoint! Book 2 brings us loads more of Harry’s backstory, which is fascinating, as well as developing the present-day story. I would only recommend this book to people who have read Book 1 – I think it would come across as a bit slow and confusing if you’re not coming at it from that angle. So if you’re reading this review and haven’t read Book 1 I would put that at the top of your tbr list!
At the end of Book 1, Harry went into stasis – an incredibly long and deep sleep that would allow him to replenish his energy and heal his body. While he is in stasis, he dreams of some of the many lives he has lived before and these make up the bulk of the story. These are fantastic, taking us to a variety of moments in history and seeing how different humans have responded to Harry in these times. These stories in themselves are very engaging, and at times emotionally moving.
Meanwhile, we get to keep up with what’s going on in the world Harry left behind as he sleeps. We see Tristan recovering from the emotional rollercoaster of the first book – I was very grateful to see him still in the story.
This book gets five stars from me! I can’t wait to read the next one! I would recommend the series to readers of sci-fi and fantasy who are looking for something entertaining, thought-provoking and original.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Erin Wolf

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book picks up the stories started in the previous books. There are so many stories happening at once in this book, with one larger overall story combining them all. The fact that the author can vividly create so many incredible worlds and characters is absolutely amazing to me. Their imagination is a masterpiece. Not only is each world different, the many beings are fully sculpted out and individual. The descriptions are what brings this book to life.

Then there is the story itself. Each mini event happening eventually combines to bring us closer to the climax of the book. There are so many emotions you will experience within this fantastic book. It is never boring and thoroughly entertaining. I recommend reading the previous books, but it is a must read for fans of epic science fiction and those who see things a bit differently.

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

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

I’m not a big Sci-Fi fan, i mostly stick to fantasy, but I really enjoyed reading this book! This has made me want to read some more into the Sci-Fi genre. Reading about the stars and humanity gave me a different outlook on life and my life personally. It was written very well and took you for quite the ride. I think I will check out his other books and see what they are about! Well done author! Well done!

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

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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

Turaset is a place of two halves, the countryside where everything is done in connection with nature, is done by hand and is full of traditions and family, the other half are the cities, they are swimming with industry, they have power and although they have traditions and family values as well, it is all centered around the industry there and they think everyone else is below them if they do not hold the same opinions, they are entitled and know it.

Celeste is seventeen years old and lives in a small country village, her life has been mapped out for her and she cannot think of anything worse, she feels stifled and longs for adventure of her own, so when an opportunity presents itself, she latches on with both hands. She finds out that she will be staying in a dormitory where she makes friends with her roommate, as well as some others who are from the city and she loves learning about all of them.

As Celeste spends more time in the city, she realised just how much she has seen and experienced and how much her opinions have changed, but that’s isn’t all. She finds out that being from the country isn’t the only reason they want to know her, they also want to know about her family history, in particular about a certain genetic trait which is very rare and very dangerous. This trait includes the ability to sense carbon emmisions in the air and is something the industrialists and big oil companies want to eradicate.

Will Celeste be able to keep herself and her family safe while keeping her own identity as the city slickers try to erase it? This is a coming of age tale which will challenge what you know about strength, relationships and yourself as you follow along on this journey of self discovery.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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

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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

I thought this were quite an interesting story with a strong character right at it’s core. I was engaged by this story right from the start and I thought the main character played a great part. The overall story intrigued me enough to keep reading and I wanted to know what was going to happen.
This is a new author to me and I liked how they developed the story. Everything was done in a way that kept my interest and made me want to read more. I am excited to see what else there is to come from this author.

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Vox Astra: The Black Box by James Chambers – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

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

Black box is a collection of short stories from life on other planets working together or against the other, war, peace, betrayal and secrecy. It tells tales of history, of exploration, of political manœuvreing and the hard decisions of those in charge.

What will the voices of the past tell those in the future, will it be hymns of praise, or misfortune? Will they tell of humanity, or those with whom they have come into contact and the results of this? Whose perspective will these stories be viewed through, friend or foe and will they reflect on them with positivity or negativity?

This is a collection of short stories which challenges the way you think about science fiction and what the events of today will look like when heard by those in the future.

Reviewed by @roxsannel

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Ashley Westerman

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was EXCELLENT! I really loved the first 2 in the series and couldn’t wait for this one! I really enjoyed how this series has made me spend time thinking. Sometimes it’s a nice change of pace. I’m not usually a Sci-Fi fan, but this was great and well worth it, check it out, even if this genre isn’t usually for you. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. Definitely Recommend!

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Candice Estes

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I read this book as a stand alone, but now need to go back and read the first two books. I feel like there were some things that would have made more sense if I had read all of them, instead of starting with the third book. The characters and plot were well defined and laid out. This is not the normal type of book I read, but I did find it to be an interesting book over all. Plenty of action to keep people who are fans of that genre entertained and reading. Plenty of interpersonal situations to keep you hooked as well.

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The Prisoner of the Dead (Dead World Book 1) by Megan Mackie

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Genre – Dystopian, Sci-Fi
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Trapped in an endless cycle of life and death…

When civilization fell generations ago, it seemed to mark the end of humanity… but then the undead inexplicably returned to life. Again and again, the plague rose, the zombies thrived and were then reborn.

Into this horrific apocalypse came Baron, a wild man from nowhere, onto the vestiges of the human world. After his keen survival instincts lead him to kill a strange man, Baron finds himself imprisoned by an even stranger woman, the child of immortals who might hold the key to ending the vicious cycle once and for all.

But only if this unlikely pair can survive the next outbreak…

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Megan Mackie is a Chicago writer. She started her writing career as an indie author and had such smashing success in her first year with her inaugural book The Finder of the Lucky Devil, that she made the transition to traditional publishing. She has become a personality at many cons, recognizable by her iconic leather hat and engaging smile. She has written five novels including: The Finder of the Lucky Devil, The Saint of Liars, The Devil’s Day, Death and the Crone, and Saint Code: The Lost through Blue Phoenix Publishing. Her short fiction collections includes Changing Breeds, an anthology of short stories from the Werewolf RPG game.

She is also a contributing writer in the role-playing game Legendlore and Legendlore: Legacies by Onyx Path Publishing and Sirens: Battle of the Bards through Apotheosis Studios. Outside of writing, she likes to play games: board games, RPGs, and video games. She has a regular Pathfinder group who is working their way through Rapanthuk. She lives in Chicago with her husband and children, dog, three cats, and her mother in the apartment upstairs.

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3) by James Talisman – Review by Sara Oxton

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Journeys Through AllCreation (Journeys Through Book 3)Journeys Through AllCreation by James Talisman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A Thrilling five-star read. This is number three in the Journeys Through series and this is possibly the best of the series, I adored that we had the recurring characters that you could keep you with, and catch up with them like old friends, but then new characters were brought in and they added to the story in a way that made you want to know more about them instantly, It was such great character development and that added to the whole story. The characters development was done well, but honestly it was the world development of the whole thing series that is what has won me over all-round. This whole series has been so much fun to read, and I am so excited to see what they will come up with next.

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

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

This is a great collection of stories about space travel, monsters you would never imagine existed and an insight into how our future could look. The author does an amazing job of taking the reader on a journey our of reality and into space and the possibilities are endless. Each story is unique and has a unique plot. They were all really enjoyable and I really enjoyed the differences in each one. Some of the stories contained twists I didn’t see coming until it happened which made them even more enjoyable because you don’t know what’s going to happen and they keep you guessing. These stories are a glimpse into the future of human race and how we maybe see and portrayed in the future. Each story contains a variety of things from hard choices, to political reasoning for events which make you start to question life today.

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

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

This is my first time reading anything by James and see he has a few works I need to go and check out. I am not a huge Sci Fi reader, but I have to say I am becoming more of a fan. I wasn’t sure what to expect with this book, but the cover looked intriguing, and I never look at covers. Let me tell you it was nothing like I thought it would be. James has quite an eclectic taste in genres with his writing. This Military Sci Fi book is unique and original, and the details immerse us as readers in the worlds and characters that he has created. With action and a lot of emotions and so much more this book is something that I can guarantee that even if you don’t like Sci Fi you will enjoy it after reading this.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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

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

I enjoyed this book. This is a little different than what I normally read and I did find it engaging and entertaining to read. This is a well written story about humanity and stars that see everything and forgets nothing. I enjoyed how the author used details to bring the stars to life. There is great growth throughout the book which makes the book easy to read. This is a fun book that is faster paced and was a great read. What will the stars say after humanity is gone? This is a great book that I recommend.

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

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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 is a really great little story that I devoured in one sitting. Celeste is a driven 17-year-old daughter of innkeepers, who yearns to escape the life determined for her by her parents. Bored and tired of laundering sheets, cooking meals, and butchering animals, she hopes to be a teacher in the local school and have a home of her own. When she is offered a two-year college program in the city to expand her mind (and see what is beyond the small country town she knows) she moves hell and highwater to get there. Things are very different in the city, and she starts to wonder if the fears her parents held about leaving her town might not have been as baseless and silly as she thought.

Celeste’s adventure and the way her education shaped her were interesting and layered. Her ability to learn and synthesize new information, and then be able to reflect on how that knowledge has changed her was very mature and a high-level way of thinking that endeared me to her character. Dear authour, this better be a series, because the novel is great in so many ways, and I can see so many directions this book could take from the ending. The possibilities for plot paths were spinning in my mind once I got to the end. I will be seeking out further books by this writer for sure.

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