Have you ever browsed stock photo sites? There are some ridiculous pictures posted there and I often wonder what the photographer was thinking. Obviously, they were setting a scene with the hope it matched a story waiting to be told – probably by an advertising company or a journalist. Because nuns praying to fish isContinue reading “Stories Waiting to Be Told”
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Review: Zero World by Jason M. Hough
I didn’t actually read the synopsis of Zero World when I requested a copy for review. I had enjoyed Jason M. Hough’s Dire Earth series so much, I figured I’d like anything he wrote. I also hoped this would continue that story. I was wrong on one account and right on the other. Zero WorldContinue reading “Review: Zero World by Jason M. Hough”
Review: Undertow by Michael Buckley
Undertow by Michael Buckley tells an ugly story. Three years ago, the Alpha arrived on the beach of Coney Island, New York. They’re made up of mixed races of sea dwelling creatures – many of whom appear to be plucked for our very own myths and legends. Calling themselves the Sons and Daughters of Sirena,Continue reading “Review: Undertow by Michael Buckley”
Review: Crucible (The Epherium Chronicles #2) by T.D. Wilson
Twenty-five years ago, the Epherium Corporation launched three colony ships to settle new worlds. In command of the new flagship Armstrong, Captain James Hood is directed to investigate mysterious signals from those nearly forgotten ships. His mission is complicated by startling revelations regarding the deep sleep technology used to quicken colonist’s long journey and aContinue reading “Review: Crucible (The Epherium Chronicles #2) by T.D. Wilson”
Review: Embrace (The Epherium Chronicles, #1) by T.D. Wilson
It’s the year 2155 and humanity has survived first contact and conflict with the alien Cilik’ti. A veteran of this war, Captain James Hood now has the opportunity to follow the dream that led him to serve in the Earth Defense Forces. Twenty-five years ago, the Epherium Corporation launched three colony ships to settleContinue reading “Review: Embrace (The Epherium Chronicles, #1) by T.D. Wilson”
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