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Review: THE ELEVENTH GATE

June 27, 2020 Jason P. Hunt 922 Views 0 Comments book review, Nancy Kress, The Eleventh Gate

Nebula & Hugo winner Nancy Kress delivers a solid story about the Hatfields and McCoys in space with stargates.

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ECHOES OF WAR Revamps the Resurrection Trope

April 10, 2020 Jason P. Hunt 607 Views 0 Comments book review, Cheryl Campbell, dystopian, Echoes of War

Fantasy author Cheryl Campbell enters science fiction with a solid first strike.

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COMBAT FRAME XSEED Is Mecha-Wrapped Popcorn

March 20, 2020 Jason P. Hunt 757 Views 0 Comments book review, Brian Neimeier, gundam, mecha, XSeed

The first in a new series of mecha books is a mixed bag, but overall a fun popcorn read.

Audio Books Reviews

Should You Visit Peter Clines’ DEAD MOON? (A Review)

February 14, 2019 Timothy Harvey 1150 Views 1 Comment Audible, Audible Originals, Audible Studios, audiobooks, book review, Dead Moon, Peter Clines, Ray Porter, review, Threshold

Dead Moon Written by Peter Clines Narrated by Ray Porter Published by Audible Studios (Feb 2019) Audible Original: 11 hours,

Books Reviews SciFi4Kids

Review – INTERSTELLAR CINDERELLA by Deborah Underwood

August 23, 2017 Jen Wise 2401 Views 1 Comment book review, Chronicle Books LLC, Cinderella, Deborah Underwood, fairy tales, Interstellar Cinderella, Meg Hunt, robot, SciFi4Kids, Space, spaceship

Deborah Underwood’s lyrical rhymes bring a classic fairy tale past the modern age and straight into a gorgeous future. Along with illustrations by Meg Hunt, INTERSTELLAR CINDERELLA offers a fresh perspective on an old classic tale.

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Dr. Bashir Fights Google For CONTROL In Section 31 Outing

May 22, 2017 Jason P. Hunt 1161 Views 0 Comments artificial intelligence, book review, David Mack, Dr. Julian Bashir, Pocket Books, Section 31, Star Trek

David Mack continues to deliver well-crafted stories, but SECTION 31: CONTROL is slightly disappointing. Mainly because it treads ground already flattened into a rut.

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Review – SID THE SASQUATCH by Wendy Elliott

May 13, 2017 Jen Wise 1735 Views 0 Comments book review, children's, CreateSpace Independent Publishing, friends, Joseph Cowman, Planet Comicon 2017, rhyme, sasquatch, Sid the Sasquatch, Wendy Elliott

Sid is a sasquatch. But I am not a sasquatch. Can we still be friends? With the help of Wendy Elliott and Joseph Cowman, I think we can!

Books Horror4Me Reviews

If David Cronenberg and TREMORS Had a Baby, They’d Name It LITTLE HEAVEN

February 21, 2017 Ann Laabs 1481 Views 0 Comments Body Horror, book review, David Cronenberg, Gallery Books, horror, Horror4Me, Little Heaven, Nick Cutter, review, Simon & Schuster, splatterpunk, The Deep, The Troop

With LITTLE HEAVEN, author Nick Cutter takes his splatterpunk-infused horror into a 1980’s Western U.S. haunted by an inhuman, almost indescribable evil.

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Review: TURBULENCE Offers Up Original Super Heroes

February 7, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1426 Views 0 Comments book review, books, comics, reviews, Samit Basu, superhereos, Titan Books, Turbulence

Samit Basu’s, TURBULENCE, is anything but that. This book smoothly sails through the rough world of written origin stories leaving the reader satisfied.

Books Horror4Me Reviews

Review – Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Silver Eyes

November 3, 2016 Kathryn Sanders 2752 Views 1 Comment book review, Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes, FNAF, horror, Horror4Me, murder, mystery, Scott Cawthon, Video Games

The horror novel based off of the smash hit indie video game series is here! Is FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S: SILVER EYES a worthy adaptation? Is it even scary? Find out!