SCI-FI LIKE YOU'VE NEVER READ IT
SCI-FI LIKE YOU'VE NEVER READ IT
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Through the eyes of alien characters, readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of existential dilemmas, undercover double agents, and epic battles. Set against the backdrop of the Manderian Halden, this book delves into the gritty world of another regime that rises from the ashes of a violent past where survival is a constant struggle and trust is a luxury few can afford.
Keyla Damaer presents the second collection of short stories featuring characters from the Sehnsucht Series.
Embark on a dark adventure alongside Sigma to turn the tide of a lost war. Find the path to freedom with Hertak and Draken.
If you’re looking for a thrilling read, dive into this captivating collection now!
After reading a fantasy trilogy, I went back to science fiction. Subgenre, military. A classic, Starship Troopers, by Robert Heinlein.
This is the second book I read by this author, and while I can understand why he won so many awards, I’m not really a fan.
This military sci-fi, of which I didn’t watch the movie, starts majestically even for someone like me who doesn’t read a lot of military sci-fi. The first 3/4 of the book are great, and I devoured them. After that, I skipped a few pages every once in a while. It was so slow and boring that I couldn’t handle it as a whole.
Now I understand some people may think that I lost all my marbles for critiquing one of the fathers of my favourite genres, but I’ve never claimed to be sane. There are stories for all tastes. Evidently, Heinlein’s aren’t for me.
Anyway, if you like military sci-fi and haven’t read this book, you definitely should.
I purchased it a couple of months back through a BookBub deal at 0.99, but it’s probably available at most libraries if you’re into paper.
The next book on my TBR list is Shadows Beneath: The Writing Excuses Anthology by Brandon Sanderson. I’ve already started it.
This week’s recommendations include this space adventure
MILK RUN is a military SciFi novel about a young Captain Toby Nathanael Louis fresh out of space command school on his first mission as captain of the USS Princeton, an old destroyer class spacecraft.
Earth is losing the war against the Telrachnids and Toby is assigned to deliver a new weapon to a secret star base. But what our hero thought would be an easy first mission turns out to be a test of his ability to lead a crew and ship much older than he against an enemy that is using his own fiancée to destroy him, his ship and his mission.
Can our young captain complete his mission and save his fiancée too?
You’ll love this quick, fun read.
This man is not where he’s supposed to be. He’s on a space station. He’s light years away from where he should be. And he’s dead.
Cliff Hock is an elite galactic bounty hunter. But even he can’t explain what’s going on. Cliff finds himself prisoner to a police officer that’s gone mad with power. But, by partnering with an attractive alien, Cliff unravels the conspiracy and holds the guilty accountable.
You’ll love this quick, fun read. If you like puzzles that keep you guessing until the end, this Cliff Hock adventure is for you.
When technology rules our lives, hackers defend our freedom.
Young and brilliant hacker Sam takes a job at a defence contractor to fight for his freedom in a Europe that is about to be overrun by the Russian Federation.
With time running out, Sam finds out who his real allies are. Fighting betrayal and his inner demons, he must pull out all his clever hacking tricks to stop the advancing army.
Can he stop the invasion, and if so, at what price?
This is the first of six novelettes/novellas (short reads) in the Isolated Futures sequence.
Last but not least, a giveaway of fantasy and sci-fi books. Check them out here.
