Of Ashes and Dust is a work in the thriller, apocalyptic action, and alternate-history subgenres. It is best suited to mature adult readers owing to the presence of explicit language and some scenes of graphic violence, and moderate sexual references. Penned by Ron Roman, this...

Giant Men Violent Women by Clover Blaire is a romantic tale with a difference. Presley Ann Scott has moved to Darling, a powerful New Hampshire town ruled by the House of New Hampshire that includes the Judge, the Governor, and the Governor’s secretary. The Governor...

Francis Mont’s Time is Running Out - The Valley Trilogy: Liberation, Choices, Consequences comprises three dystopian novels set in the future. The first, Time is Running Out, is a journal written by Trevor Dubois that depicts life in 2098. Artificial Intelligence - the Big Brain...

Tiny Tin House by L. Marisatter is based on the premise that following a second civil war, the United States of America was split in two. The Christian States of America become the Christian equivalent of the Islamic states of Iran and Afghanistan. Although legally...

Katie L. Mary’s dystopian novel The Golden Cage features Sansera’s system of grading women according to their beauty. The book is divided into three parts with alternating viewpoints from several major characters. In the first section, the six-year-old girls are brought to the institute, which...

The Story Seer by Amanda Dew is an intriguing young adult dystopian romance featuring Aurora Reynolds, a gifted lobe tech skilled at locating well-hidden secrets through mind exploration. She discovers that what she knows about her employer, The Dream, might not be accurate. For years...

A Single Light by Tosca Lee is the conclusion of the story begun in The Line Between. I am a huge fan of the first book, so I was anxious to see if A Single Light measured up to its predecessor. This new story finds...

Birthright of Scars by Laurisa Brandt is a dystopian adventure into a society where a person's social class guarantees a one-way ticket to respect or infamy. For decades, the Kobalt Throne has sought absolute control. The only thing that stands in their way is the...

Times End is a dystopian survival story by R. Prior. Lauded for his heroics in Afghanistan, Captain Ryan Mathers retires from the Australian Special Forces with benefits and an injury, hoping to begin a new life with his girlfriend, Jennifer. However, the advent of a...

Vertical City by Tristan Scott is a dystopian science fiction novel revolving around its protagonist, Edgar “Ed” Pacey, a mineral/carbon miner known as a Duster in the last known refuge of man: an astronomically sized high-rise on the remote island of Tristan da Cunha. Millions...