Feathers of Shardaa: Xeno Tryst Duology Book 2 is a work of fiction in the science fiction, space opera, and romance subgenres, and it was penned by Troy D. Wymer. The work is intended for the mature adult reading audience owing to erotic scenes that...

Fred by Aaron T. Knight is a delightfully funny tale about a rogue robot wreaking havoc on the streets of New York City due to being programmed with sociopathic traits by its creator. The rapid development of technology has led to Astro Robo Servant, Inc.,...

Foreign Land is the first book in This Foreign Universe series by J.S. Sherwood. Chief Farmer Smith's attempts to colonize the planet of Aethera are off to a disastrous start when their ship blows up unexpectedly while entering the atmosphere, leading to the deaths of...

Falcon’s Ghost is a work of fiction in the science fiction genre and serves as the second installment in the Falcon Books series. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by author Mike Waller. Set sixty years after the Blackship War,...

If you ever wondered how far technology could advance in the future and what ramifications it could potentially bring, Tyler Black’s Free Radical will give you an idea. It begins with three men going hunting somewhere in the middle of a small northern European country....

How appropriate that just the day after I finished reading Fatal Depth by Timothy S. Johnston, CNN reported that because of rapid glacial melt, “It’s becoming increasingly clear that sea-level rise is going to be a bigger and bigger problem as we move through the...

Full Circle: Covert Invasion is the third book in the Full Circle Series by Alfred Taylor and is an intriguing science fiction novel featuring multifaceted characters and a gripping plot. It follows two characters from the future on a mission to save civilization from annihilation...

Forgive Us is a work of fiction in the post-apocalyptic science fiction genre and was penned by author E. T. Gunnarsson. It is aimed at older readers due to the presence of explicit language throughout, and scenes of graphic violence. The book follows three characters...

"It vanished as if a wave of invisibility had washed over the object - beginning from the satellite's north polar region, through its equator, and eventually swallowing the celestial body's southern pole. The Moon was gone! It had faded away into obscurity right in front...

Black Rock Observatory receives a chilling radio transmission from what student Ronald Phillips believes is an alien message from a very distant galaxy. It is New Year’s Eve, 2024, and Ronald expected a quiet night of work as the telescope searched for extraterrestrial life. When...