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The evolvement of artificial intelligence continues to gather momentum and it’s something Hurst has continued to explore throughout his Sol Protocol series.
SUMMARY: When a rogue vampire group attacks again, Dr. Cerissa Patel’s happily ever after with the man of her dreams must take a back seat to her mission.
The BookViral Review:Old enemies are back and new pacts are made in a third exciting release in the Hill Vampire Novel series which again finds Jenna Barwin on fine form. With all the back building done Cerissa Patel and Henry Bautista need little by way of introduction but they still have plenty of challenges ahead with Henry harbouring dark and painful secrets that may well be the end of their hard-won relationship. Fusing dark paranormal fantasy and romance, Barwin has clearly found her genre niche but Dark Wine At Dusk might well be the best of the Hill Vampire novels to date. Fans of the series will know all of the books are noteworthy for their strong characters and Barwin’s ability to rework genre tropes to create original plots but with Karen recovering from her kidnapping by the Carlyle Cutter and Henry haunted by his past the tension is quick to build and the stakes run ever higher as tenuous truces seem ready to crumble. More, the treaty restricting the creation of new vampires is in jeopardy and with the threat of war looming the result is a fantasy romance with a core of political and social intrigue.
With a superb plot and its edgy narrative, Dark Wine At Dusk is sure to be well received by discerning fans of the genre and is recommended without reservation.
The evolvement of artificial intelligence continues to gather momentum and it’s something Hurst has continued to explore throughout his Sol Protocol series.
With successive generations, it can be easy to lose track of the epic scope of World War I but in ‘Flights for Freedom’ Burgauer has given us a story that creates vivid images and emotions that are easy to grasp. And in doing so he helps us make sense of the horror to which his novel portends.
A mischievously clever and slickly humorous sci-fi comedy novel The Alas League saga continues with The Lost Ark with Falardeau delivering fun and reflection in equal measure as he gently tweaks the fanaticism of science fiction while at the same time validating it.
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As part of a beautiful series, ‘Spencer the Spark’, written by Rana Boulos, is an adorably cute but scientifically accurate tale of nature. Featuring Spencer, along with Polly the Pinecone, the story tells the tale of wildfires from an anxiety-free perspective, making it accessible to the very young.
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