Today we welcome Shel Calopa, Australian author of the recently released novel Letters From The Light, as she considers the dystopian genre in the context of what are for many already troubling times. Plus, thanks to her publisher Inspired Quill…
Kate Mascarenhas’ The Psychology of Time Travel is a very modern and highly original take on time-travel fiction. The Psychology of Time Travel Synopsis In 1967, four female scientists worked together to build the world’s first time machine. But just as…
September and October 2019 is peak season in the publishing industry, so book lovers are spoilt for choice when it comes to new book releases. I will do a quick recap of some of the blockbuster new fiction releases and…
Today we welcome John Kinsella to Booklover Book Reviews to discuss his new novel Hollow Earth, PLUS we have 2 ebook copies to giveaway in celebration of this title’s release thanks to Transit Lounge Publishing. Hollow Earth Synopsis: Fascinated by caves…
Today we welcome Drew Minh to Booklover Book Reviews to discuss his new novel Neon Empire, PLUS we have 2 copies to giveaway. Neon Empire Synopsis: Imagine a city fueled entirely by social media. Rising out of the American desert, this…
This Is How You Lose the Time War, the 2020 Hugo Award-winning novella by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone is a must-read for lovers of wordplay, science fiction and thought-provoking literature. This Is How You Lose the Time War Synopsis: Among the ashes…
When it comes to fiction scheduled for publication in July and August 2019, we readers really are spoiled for choice. This list features 12 books that have particularly caught my eye, including highly anticipated new titles from bestselling authors such…
With Here and Now and Then Mike Chen has reserved a spot in my best books of 2019 list. Read my full review. Here and Now and Then Synopsis To save his daughter, he’ll go anywhere—and any-when… Kin Stewart is an everyday…
Today we welcome scientist and author Melissa Ferguson to share what inspired her to write her debut novel The Shining Wall. The inspiration for The Shining Wall The Shining Wall is set in a futuristic world where the divide between rich and…
The Three Secret Cities is the 5th book in Matthew Reilly’s bestselling Jack West Jr. Series. The Three Secret Cities Synopsis: HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE FOUR KINGDOMS SCORNED. THE HUNT FOR JACK WEST JR HAS BEGUN. A SHADOW WORLD BEHIND…
Andrew Kaufman’s debut novella All My Friends Are Superheroes was originally published in 1999. All My Friends Are Superheroes Synopsis All Tom’s friends really are superheroes. Tom even married a superhero, the Perfectionist. But at their wedding the Perfectionist is hypnotized…
Water Weed is the sixth graphic novel in the Rivers Of London series by Ben Aaronovitch & Andrew Cartmel. This series features wizarding cop Peter Grant, as he investigates crimes which fall a little outside the remit of the standard police…
Angela Meyer’s debut novel A Superior Spectre is billed as “the historical richness of Outlander meets the dystopian feminism of Margaret Atwood“. A Superior Spectre Synopsis Jeff is dying. Haunted by memories and grappling with the shame of his desires, he runs…
Early Riser, Jasper Fforde’s latest standalone novel, is a clever zany adventure. But it took me a while to find my reading groove in the first-person narrative and Fforde’s peculiar alternate world. Early Riser Synopsis Imagine a world where all humans must…
Today we welcome author Mark Falkin to discuss his new postapocalyptic horror The Late Bloomer thanks to Rare Bird Books and California Coldblood Books. For context or indirect comparison, imagine The Stand told with the intimacy of Thirteen Reasons Why. PLUS, to celebrate the…
Literature ® is the fiction debut of Guillermo Stitch. Literature Synopsis: We don’t know exactly when Literature ® takes place and we don’t know exactly where. All we know is that Philip Marlowe would fit right in. We don’t get Marlowe though. We…
