Earth Alone by Daniel Arenson

 

 

Earth Alone

 

By Daniel Arenson

My Rating



date         September 12, 2016

format     Kindle Version



review

Earth Alone by Daniel Arenson is a science fiction dystopia novel of earth's recovery and fighting back after a devastating attach on the planet by aliens. It is well written and interesting.

The storyline is well developed and deep, with a lot of the hero's thoughts. Though interesting this slowed the book down and caused it to drag, in my opinion.

The main characters in the story were will develop and likeable. I did like the background he provided for them, but at times it was too much.

I had trouble getting into Earth Alone by Daniel Arenson, which may have just been me.

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To the Stars and Back by C. F. Barnes

To The Stars and Back

 

By Colin F. Barnes

My Rating



date         September 9, 2016

format     Kindle Version



review

To the Stars and Back by C. F. Barnes is a great collection of 5 science fiction novels that will keep you glued to reading from book one thru book five. I really enjoyed reading this set and it provide many hours of escape and fun.

All of the books are well written and full of adventure. From space opera to techno-dystopia they are fast paced and full of intrigue.

I really enjoyed To the Stars and Back by C. F. Barnes and highly recommend this collection to all readers.

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Code Breakers: Beta

Code Breakers: Alpha

 

By Colin F. Barnes

My Rating



date         September 9, 2016

format     Kindle Version



review

Code Breakers: Beta by Colin F. Barnes continues where the first book, Alpha, left off. The fast paced action continues to grow in intensity.

The book seamlessly continues the storyline and adventure of the code writers from the first book in the series. As the story grows so does the intrigue and excitement of the book. In this book we get deeper into the background of the tale and learn more about the "family" causing it to become harder to put the book down. Code Breakers: Beta captured me.

I really liked the characters created by Colin F. Barnes for this series. As the tale moved forward I began to learn more about them and they came alive. Their strengths and character made the story real

I enjoyed reading Code Breakers: Beta by Colin F. Barnes and I highly recommend this book to all readers.

 

(I read this book as part of a 5 book sci-fi boxset: To The Stars and Back)

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The Forever Gate: Part 1 by Isaac Hooke

The Forever Gate: Part 1

 

 

By Isaac Hooke

My Rating



date         March 4, 2016

format    Kindle Version


review

The Forever Gate: Part 1 by Isaac Hooke is an interesting dystopia novel which will keep you wanting more. It is fast paced and easy to follow making it a fun book to read.

The storyline is good and well developed with just enough twist and turns to keep it moving. I found it easy to follow and even the action was believable.

The characters developed by Isaac Hooke were easy to believe in and get behind. The main character had enough flaws to make him real. I liked watching him grow.

I like The Forever Gate: Part 1 by Isaac Hooke and recommend this book.

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The Last Survivors by Bobby Adair and T.W. Piperbrook

The Last Survivors

 

 

By Bobby Adair and T.W. Piperbrook

My Rating



date         December 10, 2015

format    Kindle Version


review

Every so often I like to read a good dystopia novel and The Last Survivors - Book 1 by Bobby Adair and T.W. Piperbrook is just such a book. It is full of adventure and it is fast pace.

The author grab my attention from page one and kept it throughout the book. The storyline was action packed and full of plot twist and turns which kept the story moving. I found the book to be well thought-out and believable. It was very easy to get caught up in the story and hard to put the book down.

Bobby Adair and T.W. Piperbrook developed a group of characters for the book that were easy to identify with. It was not long before, as a reader, I developed empathy for the heroine of the book and her story.

I really enjoyed The Last Survivors by Bobby Adair and T.W. Piperbrook and I highly recommend this book to all readers.

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SWAB by Heather Choate

SWAB

 

By Heather Choate

My Rating



date         July 16, 2015

format     Kindle Version


review
 

SWAB by Heather Choate is an excellent sci-fi & dystopia book that kept me glued to its pages. It is fast paced and full of action. The excitement never ends and I never got bored.

The author did a great job of developing a sci-fi tale which was real and very believable. She spun her story in such a way that it was easy to get involved in the story as an unseen extra character and follow along. I like this when I'm reading.

Heather Choate did an excellent job of character development. I came to know the characters and identify with them through her storytelling style. As the story progressed you could see the characters grow and developed.

I really liked SWAB by Heather Choate and I highly recommend this book to all readers.

 

[Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]



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