Future Tense: Tales of Apocalyptic Vision by Michaelbrent Collings
4.5/5 stars! An opportunity to read a Michaelbrent Collings collection came my way and I jumped at it! Mr. Collings never disappoints, and this volume is no exception. I have…
Dead Silence by S. A. Barnes
Being that I do enjoy a good science fiction book, a hybrid space horror novel is a creation that feels “made for me”. DEAD SILENCE was everything I had hoped,…
In Darkness, Delight: Fear the Future edited by Andrew Lennon & Evans Light
Being that I’ve been reading this series since the start, when I was asked if I would be interested in the latest volume, I said “Hell, yeah!” and here we…
Day Zero by C. Robert Cargill
For whatever reason, I was thinking this novel was going to be some dark apocalyptic tale similar to The Road by Cormac McCarthy, but with robots. Boy, was I ever…
Fugitive Telemetry by Martha Wells
Murderbot is back and lands right in the middle of what amounts to a locked room mystery, but on a space station. If it’s Murderbot, I’m in! Preservation Station becomes…
His Own Devices by Douglas Wynne
Having been a fan of Douglas Wynne’s Spectra Files books, I was excited to read something new from him. HIS OWN DEVICES shows how well he can branch out from…
14 by Peter Clines, narrated by Ray Porter
Usually, I don’t like to know too much about a book going into it. In this case, I’m SUPER happy about my policy because 14 is chock full of surprises!…
Red Hands by Christopher Golden
Right out of the gate, RED HANDS rockets and careens all over the place, until BAM! It’s all over before you even know what hit you! It’s July 4th and…
Murder Ballads and Other Horrific Tales by John Hornor Jacobs
MURDER BALLADS AND OTHER HORRIFIC TALES is an excellent example of how wide and varied short stories can be, while still being compelling reading for genre readers. Here, we have…
The Apocalypse Strain by Jason Parent
This horror/sci-fi mashup was fun as all get out! At an isolated lab facility in Siberia a group of scientists are studying a material they nicknamed “Molli.” Of course, everything…