Book Review #66: Unwind by Neal Shusterman

There are books that you read for laughs. To turn your brain into mush and forget that the world is a terrible place. To simply enjoy reading. Then, there is this book. Unwind by Neal Shusterman is not for the faint of heart. After the Second Civil War, which was fought between the ProLife and …

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Book Review #65: Cursed (Lost in the Vast #3)

With every jump through time, bonds splinter just a little more. The bonds between friends. The bonds holding reality together. The bonds of the human mind. The bonds that separate worlds. Alexis, Cole, Trent, and Dante find themselves in an new reality full of monsters, but little do they know, the real monster is already …

Book Review #38: The Humane Algorithm by Trevor Wynyard

In the not-so-distant future, the world struggles with a severe resource scarcity issue. Electricity is preserved in every way imaginable--from automated self-driving cars to the absence of street lights to meters inside every household. Resources are allocated based on how much an individual contributes to society. Sick? That's unfortunate but less resources for you. Intelligent? …

Book Review #33: Muck World by C.G. Lewis

Following the Ever Rain, a global superstorm that melted ice caps, rose sea levels, and forced the survivors to seek higher ground, society exists in makeshifts towns and villages, barely scraping by the best they can in the horrific, muddy circumstances. Civilization as we knew it fell with the rain, and with its fall, divides …

A Shameless Self-Promo

You like that title? Lol Because I couldn't think of anything else. I don't talk about my own writing too often! I've tried to keep this blog ALL about other books! That seems to work well for me. But today, an editorial review of Caged went live on Reedsy Discovery, and I want you all …

Book Review #27: Skid Kids by Michael Franz

Zander is a mutant. Not by choice. Westport made him this way; President Crowley made him this way.The Wastelands are full of mutants like Zander and his younger sister Kensy. They're victims of the Cleanse-- a deadly gas that leaves its survivors deformed. Cast aside by the humans that live in Westport, they are forced …

Book Review #23: Walls of Orion by TD Fox

Orion City is in Quarantine. They have been for a decade now. The people inside have succumbed to the reality of their future-- one where they're never allowed to leave. Yet, the virus that caused them to become prisoners in their own home isn't an average sickness. It's a DNA twisting nightmare that transforms normal …

Book Review #13: The Sanctuary by Lauren Rigby

In a world torn apart by war, people flee to The Sanctuary for "safety." What greets them though is a divided society where the High live in splendor, and the Slums are overrun with poverty and filth. The inhabitants aren't supposed to mingle.Selena and Rowan can't help it, though. After a passionate start to their …

Author Spotlight: Paul McMurrough

So, this week on all my social media platforms, I'm featuring a fellow friend and author named Paul McMurrough. Paul is the author of a dystopian novel called Reliance. About the Book I did a full review on Reliance before (which can be found here). It is literally the best book I've read this year. …