The Official Description: When gay becomes illegal: 2037 is a bold look at a future world gone mad, where men and women are jailed for being gay or simply being different. Join Stephe Stafford as he becomes embroiled in the conflict and, while hoping to preserve his sanity, tries to fight back. Set in the… Continue reading REVIEW: 2037: The End of Tolerance by Luke Mauerman
Tag: science fiction
REVIEW: Served With A Twist by Jet Lupin
REVIEW TOUR Book Title: Served with a Twist Author: Jet Lupin Publisher: Self-Published Release Date: December 28, 2019 Genre/s: Sci-Fi D/s M/M Romance Trope/s: Clash of Backgrounds, Opposites attract, Man in Peril, Meet My Dysfunctional Family, Size Difference Themes: Kink, light BDSM, light D/s themes, collaring Heat Rating: 4 flames Length: 74 000 words It… Continue reading REVIEW: Served With A Twist by Jet Lupin
REVIEW: Hathonatum by Taylin Clavelli
BLOG TOUR Book Title: Hathonatum Author: Taylin Clavelli Publisher: MLR Press Genre/s: Science Fiction, Contemporary M/M, Interracial (Alien/Human), Inter-dimensional, Reincarnation. Multi-Verse, Historical elements. Heat Rating: 3 – 4 flames Length: 89 000 words The story can be read as a standalone. It is the first book in the Pelethus Series. The next book involves different… Continue reading REVIEW: Hathonatum by Taylin Clavelli
REVIEW: The Subjects by Sarah Hopkins
The Official Description: As we got closer I could see behind the sandstone a curved concrete building: a purpose-built structure. But still no fence, no wire. Not a bar in sight. For this, I’d been told that morning, I should be grateful. This was a ‘lifeline…a last chance’. That is what the judge said. Daniel is… Continue reading REVIEW: The Subjects by Sarah Hopkins
Review: The Last 8 by Laura Pohl
I was interested in reading this book because I enjoy speculative fiction and science fiction. I definitely enjoyed the writing style but there were some key details that pulled me out of the story. The main character, Clover is living a normal teenage life when one day... aliens invade. I've thought about it!! I'm sure… Continue reading Review: The Last 8 by Laura Pohl
Review: The Gradual by Christopher Priest
This book is difficult to review. It's not that I am conflicted about it; I loved it. This story is a finely woven tapestry of the passing of time. What can I say? It's about time. It's about how we pass time and what happens when we lose time. It's about the time that we pass… Continue reading Review: The Gradual by Christopher Priest
Book Review: Visit “New Pompeii” For Intrigue
What if your passion was Roman history, Pompeii and Latin and you were offered a chance to be immersed in the culture? What if that culture was composed of actual Roman's because a company named NovusPart had begun to understand how to move people through time? Of course, you would go to work with NovusPart… Continue reading Book Review: Visit “New Pompeii” For Intrigue
Review: Predator Incursion
The first book in the Rage War Series is Predator Incursion. Author, Tim Lebbon drops the reader right into the middle of the action. For those of you unfamiliar with the Aliens Film franchise, you may feel a little bit out of the loop but it won't take long for you to get caught up.… Continue reading Review: Predator Incursion
Review: The Empress Game
"The Empress Game" by Rhonda Mason is a great read. It's been a long time since I picked up a book and had to read through in only a few sittings because I didn't want to put it down. This is a book that will make you long for rainy days and free time to… Continue reading Review: The Empress Game
Review || Ecko Burning
Danie Ware's writing is a little like a Geek Anthology of styles. Not unlike the first book of Ware's trilogy that I reviewed, Ecko Rising, this novel is a delectable soup of fantasy and science fiction. We first met Ware's character, Ecko, in "Ecko Rising". Ecko is an assassin ,and at the end of Book… Continue reading Review || Ecko Burning
Danie Ware Talks “Ecko Rising”
"Ecko Rising" is a marvelous novel. I wanted that to be the first sentence of my review in case that's all you read. Now I've got that out-of-the-way let's talk. If you're a bit of a purist when it comes to 'genre' - this novel may take some getting used to. "Ecko Rising" is a… Continue reading Danie Ware Talks “Ecko Rising”
“Orphan Black” Is Okay With the Mute Button On
The new series, "Orphan Black" from BBC America, looked like it might be an interesting show. Sadly, I will never know if it improves because I couldn't even get through one episode. To begin with, "Orphan Black" feels like a strange rehashing of The CW's "Ringer" without the star power of Sarah Michelle Geller. The… Continue reading “Orphan Black” Is Okay With the Mute Button On
