The Block: Just Live 'cuz You Can is a speculative fiction novel written by Richard Seaman. It's set in the near future, after yet another war to end all wars bankrupts the American government. The responsibility for the now-defunct Social Security Administration's payments to senior...

I’m going to start this review by giving Future Prometheus by J.M. Erickson the highest praise I think anyone can give a book. I could not put it down. There are a lot of characters in the Future Prometheus series and I found myself caring...

A Kota Short: The Woman of the Void by Sunshine Somerville is the story of Vedanleé, a witch woman raised in an isolated village, and given to a political leader to bear his child. His world is one of high technology. She is able to...

Orah and Nathaniel are on a journey in The Stuff of Stars. It is a journey that began in the first Seekers book, The Children of Darkness. A journey that began with a desire to recover the wonders of an intelligence that existed before their...

The Birth of Death is an epic high fantasy novel by author Joseph Macolino, set in an exciting new fantasy world known as Evorath. The first of many stories in this diverse and richly developed world, The Birth of Death’s central characters are the enigmatic...

In a unique and interesting new read by promising debut author James A. Ridler, Fraternian Glory takes readers on an epic journey into a dystopian world, and one that doesn't seem all that unlikely. After difficult times in the 21st century, many turn toward religion...

Forget everything you learned in school about the world and the planets. Imagine a series of worlds, we'll call them realms for this story. Each is different, has a completely different landscape, ecosystem, native peoples, and technology; yet they are all connected through a series...

Unscanned by Tracy Todd is the story of a brave 11-year-old boy who ventures into the streets of post-apocalyptic England to collect things his community needs to survive. When he takes pity on an old friend from school and takes her with him, he breaks...

Supernormal by Stuart Kenyon is the second book in the Subnormal series, and is a must-read for people who have read book one. I would recommend reading book one before you pick up book two, otherwise you might not have a full understanding of the...

Subnormal by Stuart Kenyon takes you into a rather scary vision of the future. Unfortunately, it is not even something that is so far fetched from what could really happen. In theory, the UK government's ideas sound quite nice: everyone in society has a purpose....