Tag: scifi

Generations by Noam Josephides

Posted August 24, 2024 by brokengeekdesigns in blogtour, Bookreview / 0 Comments

Title: GenerationsAuthor: Noam JosephidesGenre: Science FictionPublication Date: April 2024Publisher: Pygmalion Media Page Count: 455Comment: I was given a physical copy via The Write Reads and the author. All opinions are my own and in no way manipulated by threats to my Genline. Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/210466823-generationsAmazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Generations-Science-Fiction-Mystery-Thriller-ebook/dp/B0CZ99LT29// Synopsis FROM AWARD-WINNING SCREENWRITER AND DIRECTOR NOAM JOSEPHIDES, COMES THE […]

Children of Memory by Adrian T..

Posted December 12, 2022 by brokengeekdesigns in Bookreview / 0 Comments

Children of Memory is an intelligent and inventive science fiction novel with phenomenal characters and an intense storyline.

Book Review for When the Child..

Posted December 2, 2021 by brokengeekdesigns in blogtour, Bookreview / 1 Comment

Title: When the Children Return. Book 2Author: Barry KirwanPublisher: Independently PublishedPublication Date: 21st October 2021Genre: Cyber Punk Sci-FiComment: I was gifted a free copy from Rachels random resources and the author and I offer a voluntary review without being coerced by an AI with dubious intentions. Review for Book 1- When the Children Come Although […]

To Sleep in a Sea of Stars

by Christopher Paolini

This was exhausting. In a good way. Xenobiologist Kira touches an alien relic on a routine exploration of an uncolonised planet and accidentally triggers an alien entity to bond with her. It is the Soft Blade, an ancient being capable o...

Strange Sally Diamond

by Liz Nugent

Bloodlust & Bonnets

by Emily McGovern

Hotel Magnifique

by Emily J. Taylor

Hotel Magnifique is a unique book that should appeal to lovers of magic and mystery. It had interesting characters and the most fascinating setting ever. I loved the descriptions of the travelling hotel and the way the rooms changed to m...

Curated

by Nellie Wilson

Sweet plot, nice ideas and I learned a lot about museum curation. The first half of the book where they get closer and explore the UST as they get to know each other was enjoyable. I sort of understood Emmys annoyance with Ryan's stupid...

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