Hey, you guys, it’s Alexa! Today’s review is of Perihelid by S. Alex Martin, the third book in his Recovery series (which I got to help edit!). So if you need to do a little catching up, you can find my review for the first book, Embassy, here, and for the second book, Resonance, here. 😊 Because
Hey, all, it’s Alexa! Finally catching up on my reading list, lol, with yet-to-be-released political sci-fi dystopian, The Divinity Bureau by Tessa Clare Description from Author Website: The Hunger Games meets Romeo and Juliet in a stunning debut about a forbidden romance between a young activist and a government employee for a corrupt bureau that controls the population
Hey, all it’s Alexa, and today, we’re taking a break from the month-long fantasy-and-spec-fic spree to return to the contemporary world of the Olivia series. I’ve already read and reviewed the first two books, which you can check out here and here, and today I have the privilege of telling you my thoughts on the
Romance, science fiction, action, and a look at the false assumptions we make about others combine in this light-hearted, fun, and well-conceived science fiction future. Only She Can Save the World. Eighteen-year-old Jarra has a lot to prove. After being awarded one of the military’s highest honors for her role in a daring rescue attempt,
Strong-willed Kelsey Reed must escape tonight or tomorrow her government will take her kidney and give it to someone else. In this future forged by survivors of pandemics that wiped out 80 percent of the world’s population, life is valued above all else. The government of “Life First” requires the mentally ill to be sterilized,