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....

Having read, reviewed, and loved The Edge of the World, I immediately followed it with Daniel's Fork: A Mystery set in the Daniel's Fork Universe. The story, the characters, and the talent of author Zeecé Lugo ensured that I would continue to immerse myself in...

Saved by the Bang: A Nuclear Comedy by M.J. Neary is the story about one woman's life in Belarus before, during, and after Chernobyl in the 1980s. Antonia is a pianist for the Gomel Music Academy and she loves flirting and fooling around with...

Song of the Conquerors is a futuristic, politically minded novella by author Raanan Geberer. In the war-torn climate of the not too distant future, the United Nations has all but lost control of various warring cultures, and the only way to manage their violence is...

Surface Runners by Pierre Bunikiewicz is an exciting and action-packed science fiction novel that keeps readers on their toes on every page. Humanity has been forced to go underground by the machines, which now own the surface and kill any human found above ground. Only...

Memorial Day weekend that year was the same as any other year, except that come Tuesday the world would change forever. It became known simply as It, in the time Before and the time After. Storyland by Dawn Napier begins with a series of small...

Sannah is a storyteller. She tells stories to her people, stories sanctioned by the government to be acceptable propaganda. Her stories are meant to educate her people into subservience. Her people are brown skinned and live in the Brown Zone. The government, the powers that...

Sequela by Cleland Smith is adult science fiction at its best. Sequela opens with the strangest and most interesting job interview I've ever read. From there, Cleland Smith introduces us to our protagonist, Kester Lowe. Kester is a scientist. He creates designer viruses and at...

In her novel, Strike Three, Joy V. Smith introduces us to the aftermath of World War III, a short battle that claimed the lives of the majority of the Earth’s population. The survivors of the war that turned the planet brown, those who went underground...