Radioactive Evolution is an exciting and lengthy work of dystopian fiction written by author Richard Hummel. Based in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity no longer lives on the land itself, the premise reveals that mutated creatures have now overtaken the traditional domains of man. The wealthiest of humanity have been able to survive by taking to the skies and the sea, but there are some who wish to explore the ravaged wastelands for a solution to reclaiming the planet for humanity. Jared Cartwright is one such man, determined to evolve beyond his own skills in order to survive in this new world, until a terrifying new discovery shakes his faith in humanity to the core.

This is a really exciting novel that is firmly rooted in an interesting concept of post-nuclear radioactive evolution. The creatures we encounter during Jared’s journey are brought to life with vivid descriptions and gory realism, and the exploration of how they came to be that way is well thought out but not overdone in terms of scientific exposition. The tale is very much about the fortitude of humanity and the desire to evolve and adapt to a new world rather than be forced out of it, and in that respect Jared is a pioneer whom we can root for on his incredible adventure. Richard Hummel has created a fantastical adventure that is so visceral it feels real, and overall I’d definitely recommend Radioactive Evolution to all readers of dark science fiction, post apocalyptic and dystopian worlds.

Radioactive Evolution by Richard Hummel is a dystopian novel that describes the life of a man who is left to fend for himself and has to find ways to survive. Honestly, I was not expecting to enjoy this novel as much as I did. Jared is such a strong and amazing character, one that developed with time and evolved into an even stronger and much more mature character. I enjoyed the fast pace, the amazing descriptions and the flow of the novel. It kept me interested and had me reading on and on and wanting more.

This is the story of Jared Cartwright, a man who is living in a destroyed earth after the nuclear war. While the rich people have abandoned earth, the poor are left to fend for themselves and fight off the creatures that roam in the aftermath of the nuclear war. However, the fate of the world is about to change because a scientist has created a new technology that has the potential to transform the world. Now Jared is at the forefront of it and wants to change the world for the better. However, what price would he have to pay? Can he survive the change for the betterment of the world?

The story was amazing and it was so well constructed. I loved how the twists and turns took the story to new heights. The dialogues showed so much more about the characters and showed how vital each and every one of them was. I enjoyed the smooth flow of the story. The action was intense, and the emotions were too. I could feel what Jared was feeling. I could feel his fear, his energy and his own desire to fight on. Radioactive Evolution is a wonderful and very entertaining reading experience.

I so loved the book ,I could not put it down for more then a few minutes at a time .I so loved the characters and the post apocalypse scene, I so can't wait for the next book

If you are looking for a fantastic post apocalyptic book this should be right up your alley.

One of the better books I have read. It has some minor LitRPG elements, a progression system using high tech adaptive nanites. It has some fantasy elements, namely dragons. And it is set in a post apocalyptic setting.

In a world were radiation still persists, nanites absorb and use it to feed the host and protect it from the dangerous effects. Everyone ground side has them and they have to be updated every two years, as they get corrupted by their hosts DNA. In order to get the updates from the sky cities they have to provide resources in the form of various elements. Thus locking the ground siders in perpetual servitude. Sky cities have the tech, and the luxuries and everything else.

When one of the ground siders sets out to explore the world, he finds more than he ever expected. He accidentally bonds with a dragon and finds a conspiracy the sky cities have hidden. It gives him the ability to grow beyond human norms and a way to strike back at the sky cities. It will take more than just one man with a young dragon. It will take many. He has to find allies, and bond them to other creatures. Then grow them more powerful.

This book is very much the beginning of a series. There are some story lines that are left hanging to be connected to the next book. It is a book I would very much like to read.

The story has a nice flow. MC was easy to relate to with relatable flaws. The game element tables were easy to understand yet was not spammed every chapter. I look forward to the next book.

Another! *slams e-reader down, smashing it to bits*

This was an excellent read, amid I'm highly anticipating the next book. The only negative I cam think of is that there were some formatting issues with fonts for telepathy. Since the don't wad the only clue that it was dialogue, it threw a couple paragraphs off.

Great Read!

The writer is very descriptive, enabling you to submerse yourself in this story line. It is a Very exciting and addictive read. Enjoy!