Tag: science fiction reviews

Book Review : The Two Lies of Faven Sythe

Book Review : The Two Lies of Faven Sythe

Well, the author who single-handedly made me like science fiction has done it again with The Two Lies of Faven Sythe. The second I saw that Megan E. O’Keefe had written another book, I had to read it as soon as humanly possible. And it did not disappoint, like all of O’Keefe’s works, The Two Lies of Faven Sythe features spectacular and creative world-building, loveable characters, and a thrilling story […]

Posted May 23, 2025 in ARCS, Book Reviews, Science Fiction
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Book Review : On Vicious Worlds

Book Review : On Vicious Worlds

After the fantastic reading experience of These Burning Stars, its sequel, On Vicious Worlds, was definitely one of my most anticipated reads of 2024. I don’t know if it was my high expectations or my poor memory, but On Vicious Worlds didn’t work as well for me as its predecessor. However, I still enjoyed returning to the characters and the interesting world of The Kindom trilogy again. I wish that […]

Posted February 3, 2025 in ARCS, Book Reviews, Science Fiction
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Book Review : The Bound Worlds

Book Review : The Bound Worlds

As the last book in The Devoured Worlds trilogy, I was super excited to pick up The Bound Worlds, which was easily one of my most anticipated reads of 2024.  I couldn’t wait to see how everything ended for main characters Naira and Tarquin. After all, the first book in this trilogy, The Blighted Stars, single-handedly made me vow to read more science fiction.  So I don’t know if it […]

Posted October 1, 2024 in ARCS, Book Reviews, Science Fiction
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Book Review : Neron Rising

Book Review : Neron Rising

I found out about this book through the Reylo community, and I wasn’t disappointed. Though I was expecting more of a blatant fanfiction type of novel, with characters and settings ripped right from the screen, Neron Rising is an original story, with only its inspirations from Star Wars.  Nova, an engineer, lives on the planet Korpillion, one of the few planets deemed inhabitable because it doesn’t have any Neron. This blue substance, […]

Posted December 28, 2018 in Book Reviews, Fantasy, Science Fiction
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