The Sci-Fi Book “A Flash in Time” by J. N. Frye Receives Raving Reviews from Book Reviewers
Delve into a gripping story of discovery and the worlds way to dystopia.
San Diego, CA – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, March 5, 2024
An inventive and manically fast-paced thriller with the feel of a Hollywood movie, J. N. Fryes A Flash in Time is exciting, nerdy, energetic, and engaging. James Hendicott, IndieReader
A Flash in Time by J. N. Frye follows Sherrifs Corporal Ivanov Longfeather and Doctor Joan Rand with others as they try to stop a transmitter from transporting people to a desert where what appear to be grey aliens hunt them. However, the two discover that the transmitter antenna recharges itself. People and equipment vanish every 24 hours. Is it the beginning of the end of the world?
Kat Kennedy of the U.S. Review of Books said, The novels storyline concerns alternative timelines and lends itself to philosophical themes concerning the meaning and nature of time. The novel pulls the reader into a nightmare scenario, which is the scariest, perhaps, in being not at all farfetched.
This novel is an enjoyable read with thought-provoking questions that add to the readers enjoyment. It grabs the readers imagination while leaving some interesting food for thought, she added.
Jennifer Bailey of Pacific Book Review stated that [The book] is the perfect novel for fans of the science fiction genre, it has very possible themes and ideas that when you read it, you can envision it all come true. There is a lot of scientific information so it is greatly recommended for those who love science, and love thinking on what the possibilities could be with technology and science.
Maria Yinks of San Diego Book Review gave the story a 4/5 star rating. The author skillfully crafts a narrative that delves into the themes of racial biases, personal development, and the perseverance of people overcoming adversity. With the dynamic backdrop that combines urban crime and nature scenery, the novel presents a realistic portrait of characters moving beyond clichs, she reviewed.
Philip Zozzaro of Portland Book Review stated that The various characters from Washington to his partner/mentor Bart to Longfeather bring depth, humor, and compassion to the story. This book is a winner from start to finish, a sci-fi adventure with heart.
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Authors Biography:
J. N. Frye, author of books on Quality Assurance has written this first novel. Working in electronics and heavy electrical areas of transit operations, John explores some of his knowledge in this book. This novel explores if the structure of our atmosphere, even the earth itself is overwhelmed with electrical energy from cell phones, power lines, radio and microwave, and directed energy saturate the space around us. Is one scenario of this phenomenon being just too much A Flash In Time?
A Flash in Time
Author| J. N. Frye
Publisher| ReadersMagnet, LLC
Published date| December 15, 2023
Genre| Science Fiction
San Diego, CA – WEBWIRE – Monday, January 22, 2024 Claudia K Leber seamlessly blends the nostalgic charm of old-school sci-fi with a futuristic adventure that resonates with our modern environmental concerns.
Hydrogen Runner, penned by the talented Claudia K. Leber, thrusts readers into a thrilling adventure set against the backdrop of space piracy and the relentless pursuit of survival.
Meet Martin Mercer, a Hydrogen Runner navigating the outer realms where collecting Hydrogen near the sun is far from a civilized endeavor. In a world where instincts are paramount, Mercer must act swiftly to bring collectors home and embrace the basic instinct to survive. Book Reviews: Catie, IndieReader Book Review: In Hydrogen Runner, author Claudia K Leber creates a golden age feel, echoing old-school rocket man-style sci-fi from the 50s and 60s, stories that imagined smart, tough Americans would be racing about space fighting aliens and raking in profits. Lily Amanda, Pacific Book Review: Claudia K. Lebers Hydrogen Runner is a fictional work that is chock full of verities and knowledge, yet written in a way that leaves you charmed. Its a delightful read which will be difficult to put down until the end, primarily for people interested in climate and energy. Theresa Kadair, Portland Book Review: I absolutely loved reading Hydrogen Runner by Claudia K Leber. A science fiction novel full of adventure, this book was excellent in its plot and characters. Erin Britton, San Diego Book Review: Hydrogen Runner by Claudia K. Leber is a thrilling and highly imaginative science fiction novel set in a not-too-distant future in which hydrogen has become the most valuable commodity on Earth. Foluso Falaye, Seattle Book Review: Sci-fi readers will really enjoy the books smart futuristic technology innovations. Maria Yinks, Tulsa Book Review: Overall, Hydrogen Runner by Claudia K. Leber is a concise and engaging book with immense potential to captivate readers. Joyce Jacobo, U.S. Book Review: This sci-fi novel delves into an issue that concerns the modern world, which is the need for an inexhaustible or renewable source of energy that will not release more carbon emissions into the atmosphere. Hydrogen Runner is a must-read for fans of smart, futuristic technology and those seeking a captivating journey through the cosmos. Claudia K Lebers novel promises an exhilarating ride that merges old-school sci-fi charm with a contemporary exploration of environmental concerns.
Embark on a riveting journey through the cosmos and get a copy of Hydrogen Runner by Claudia K Leber, available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ReadersMagnet Bookstore. Hydrogen Runner Author
Claudia K. Leber was born in the American Hospital in Paris, France, to a US Army soldier and a French nursing assistant. She traveled extensively during her life as her father taught at various universities. She attended high school in Perth, Australia, and upon returning to the US, she started college at the University of California, Irvine, where she received a BA in chemistry and worked in the chemistry department of a nuclear research reactor.
Then, while attending the University of California at Riverside, she studied geology and met her future husband while receiving a secondary teaching credential. Her studies continued at the dental school of Washington University in St. Louis, where she received her DMD degree. Its because of her love of chemistry and science that Hydrogen Runner materialized. Now retired, she fills her life with family and grandchildren.
San Diego, CA, USA – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, July 4, 2023 ReadersMagnet will exhibit Outland Exile: Book 1 of Old Men and Infidels by W. Clark Boutwell at the Hong Kong Book Fair on July 19-25, 2023, at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Dr, Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
Outland Exile: Book 1 of Old Men and Infidels by W. Clark Boutwell will be exhibited by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 Hong Kong Book Fair. The book fair will occur on July 19-25, 2023, at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Dr, Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
One of the biggest book fairs in Asia, the Hong Kong Book Fair is a prominent summer event in Hong Kong. It includes cultural events, creating a diverse and fascinating literary experience. The book fair also showcases a variety of high-quality books and brings together storytellers from around the world. Outland Exile: Book 1 of Old Men and Infidels is the flagship work for a political science fiction series set in the year 2128 after the Third Iraqi War ended with the destruction of all U.S. forces, leaving The Unity to rule what used to be the East Coast of United States of America. The first book in W. Clark Boutwells OMAI trilogy follows the adventure of Lieutenant Malila Chiu, a middle-aged, 17-year-old living in a city within the Democratic Unity of America. The Unity leads an advanced society providing free health care and full employment, retirement at forty and rec-drugs at quite reasonable prices, leaving the outlands to savages and strangely altered flora. Oddly these outlander people live longer on average than at any time in history.
With its sharp political and social insights alternating with a nail-biting plot, Boutwell leads his readers through the outlands where Lieutenant Chiu discovers a world far from that portrayed to her by Unity. Readers will discover the inevitable consequences of a young society that has lost its narratives. The authors blisteringly brilliant novel depicts the clash between the lower class and an armed government, serving as a cautionary tale for todays shallow, youth-obsessed culture. Outland Exile: Book 1 of Old Men and Infidels by W. Clark Boutwell is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Take advantage of the books display at the Hong Kong Book Fair 2023. Visit ReadersMagnets exhibit at booths 1C-B23 and 1C-B25 to view the books display.
W. Clark Boutwell is the author of the bestselling Old Men and Infidels trilogy, which includes Outland Exile, Exiles Escape, and Malila of the Scorch. Boutwell provides his brass-knuckle commentary through his post-apocalyptic fiction. Learn more about him and his works by visiting his website: www.oldmenandinfidels.com/. Author
W. Clark Boutwell, a physician born in Chicago and raised outside of Philadelphia, has taught and provided critical care for newborn infants on four continents and eight nations, retiring in 2020 after more than fifty years in medicine. Hes been a solo hiker, traveler, and climber since he was eleven. Some of his stories are factual. He has traveled extensively to Rwanda, Kenya, India, Ecuador, Zambia, and Ghana as a volunteer physician. Outland Exile: Book 1 of Old Men and Infidels
San Diego, CA – WEBWIRE – Saturday, February 11, 2023 Catch Dave Kijowskis book display at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books 2023.
The science fiction book Trappist by Dave Kijowski will soon be displayed by ReadersMagnet at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 22-23, 2023, at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA. Trappist is a space drama that pits an unsuspecting protagonist Doc Murphy against powerful and unscrupulous Earth governments. Docs troubles begin after his young protg, Dr. Shamir, dies in a dreadful explosion in outer space. In this action packed tail, Doc is yanked from his comfortable life on Earth and thrust into a maelstrom of conflict and suspense. Blazing a trail of discovery too Mars and beyond, he must push himself to the brink, to save those he loves from an oppressive and hopeless future and to uncover the mystery of Dr. Shamirs death. The future of civilization in space hangs in the balance.
Author Dave Kijowskis enthralling story takes readers from Earth, ruled by harsh autocratic governments, out into our Solar System, a place of freedom and higher technological growth, and then beyond into the Milky Way Galaxy.
As a personal journey into the past and the true identity of the protagonist, as well as an adventure full of peril that must be conquered by technical ingenuity, navigational skill, and perseverance, this novel is sure to pique readers interest.
Bookworms, especially those who enjoy a good science fiction story, will enjoy this book. Thanks to the fantastic imagination of Dave Kijowski, its packed with fantastic characters, beautiful settings, and a satisfying story.
Get a copy of Dave Kijowskis Trappist. Copies are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
The space race, game theories, an impending war interpolated with trysts, and romantic drama, make up the plot of an intriguing novel set to take every reader into an out-of-this-world adventure. Donald Kingsbury, along with his son, Dani Kingsbury, released an updated edition of the classic sci-fi masterpiece, The Moon Goddess and the Son.
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Captivating Sci-Fi Adventure “Hydrogen Runner” by Claudia K. Leber Ignites Imaginations and Earns Rave Reviews
In the not-too-distant future, Earth has embraced a new era of civilization driven by a single fuel source: Hydrogen.
Author: Claudia K Leber
Genre: Science Fiction
Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
Published date: August 3, 2023Political sci-fi book “Outland Exile” by W. Clark Boutwell Will Be Displayed at the 2023 Hong Kong Book Fair
The first book in the authors Old Men and Infidels series serves as a cautionary tale for todays shallow, youth-obsessed culture.
Author| W. Clark Boutwell
Publisher| iUniverse
Published Date| October 21, 2015
Genre| Political Science FictionDave Kijowski’s Sci-fi Book “Trappist” Will Be Displayed at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books
Dave Kijowskis novel is a hit with readers of all ages due to its captivating story and straightforward writing style.
A Classic Sci-Fi Novel is Set to Make a Comeback
Following its success as a novella and its nomination for the Hugo Award for Best Novella in 1980, Donald Kingsbury expanded his masterpiece and published it on Baen Books. The first edition of the book received praise from critics such as the Chicago Sun-Times, Locus, renowned sci-fi author Jerry Pournelle, the Library Journal, and New York Newsday.
He understands the future, and he makes it real. And not content with that ultimate science fiction magic, he also creates the most believable and interesting female characters in science fiction. Kingsbury is likely to be the next Heinlein.Jerry Pournelle
In this 2021 edition, Kingsbury added a backup article that explains the technology and the concept behind the novel. In 1978-79, Analog magazine published a two-part article titled, The Spaceport, co-authored by Kingsbury and Roger Arnold, which further supports the factual aspect of Kingsburys novel.
The book simultaneously takes on multiple plots at the same time, with quite a few jumps from one plot thread to the other. However, Kingsbury was able to reconcile and make ends meet to produce an intellectually enriching, satisfying conclusion.
Kingsbury is also the author of the critically acclaimed novel Courtship Rite, which went on to become one of the finalists for the highly coveted Hugo Awards.
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The Moon Goddess and the Son
Author: Donald Kingsbury
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Published Date: July 2021
Book Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Donald Kingsbury is a mathematician and instructor at McGill University in Montreal. His previous novel, Courtship Rite, received widespread critical acclaim and was a finalist for the coveted Hugo Award. The novella upon which The Moon Goddess and the Son is based also received that distinction, one of five to reach the final Hugo ballot at the World Science Fiction Convention.Ads
