Sci-Fi – The Serial Reader

Dark Web

October 5, 2016 by Scila @TheSerialReader

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Dark Web Rising, by Eugene T. Schurter What a fantastic story! I am amazed at the talent of Eugene T. Schurter in writing this original, fast-paced and engaging sci-fi novel. Dark Web Rising balancing on the edge of fiction and reality between advanced coding, nano tecnology and space colonization succeeds where sometimes other sci-fi…

Fire Your Imagination

August 9, 2016August 9, 2016 by Scila @TheSerialReader

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Hurst, by Robin Crumby Set in the aftermath of a pandemic virus, Hurst is a story about good vs evil -a cross between 'Lord of the Flies' and 'The Hunger Games'. Following the outbreak of the Millennium Virus, the story takes place at the splendid Hurst Castle -a fortress built by Henry VIII in 1544 to defend…

What’s Hiding In The Woods?

June 8, 2016August 5, 2016 by Scila @TheSerialReaderBlog

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The Quantum Door, by Jonathan Ballagh Describing himself as a "relatively new self-published author", Jonathan Ballagh is a fresh and talented voice on the indie scene that candidly admits to write with his three children in mind, hoping to get them interested in the genre when they're a bit older. And after reading The Quantum…

When a bad character ruins a good book

February 8, 2016 by Scila @TheSerialReaderBlog

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Sugar Scars, by Travis Norwood I don't like to write a bad review mainly because I respect the author's work, but this book is testing me! Sugar Scars is sold as a post-apocaliptic novel about a nineteen year-old diabetic girl who needs insulin to survive, after a lethal virus killed…