Recommend for the coveted BookViral Crimson Quill. To make your recommendation simply click on the award badge below..….
SUMMARY: Unbeknownst to most humans, there is a place where our consciousness drifts when we sleep. An ancient alien race of self-proclaimed “gods” calls this realm Pangea. For millennia, they needed no intervention from us. Until now.
The BookViral Review: Genre – Science Fiction Fantasy
When we reviewed Challenges of the Gods we described it as a fun well-conceptualized SF fantasy debut with oodles of momentum and we’re pleased to say Enemy of the Gods delivers more of the same! Rapidly shaping up to be a Sci-Fi epic series Hofsetz once more turns his imagination to The Wheel and the battle game created by Iris to test combatants from multiple versions of Earth.
In terms of sheer scope, it is wholly enthralling but whilst other authors in the genre go for page-to-page action Hofsetz strikes an altogether more equitable balance between action and intrigue which plays to the strengths of his main characters with Zeon once again taking centre stage.
With some opening shockers to keep readers on tenterhooks few novels in the genre deliver such vivid and persuasive narratives but once again Hofsetz has pitched it just right. He’s invested well in establishing his characters so that it not only matters what they do in battle but how they do it and because of the multidimensional aspects of the players, there are issues at stake which are far greater than simply which side wins.
For readers who got hooked on Challenges of the Gods, Enemy of the Gods will likely exceed their expectations and leave them eagerly anticipating book three. A must-read for SF Fantasy fans it is highly recommended.
A notably original and assuredly paced novel, O’Joseph certainly knows how to build a visually intricate and gripping tale. From conception to execution his plot is wholly engaging as he confidently navigates multiple threads, proving it’s not impossible to give readers both a puzzle-box narrative and an exploration of what it means to be human in an alien world.
Donna McCart Welser creates a lasting and poignant memoir of her husband, Ray (Rue), in her first book, ‘Rue’s Butterfly’. Capturing the essence of a thoughtful, loving man with a wicked sense of humour and timing, and the impregnable relationship they shared, she leads her reader through a journey of happiness and pain, of satisfaction and loss, and how to move on whilst retaining and honouring the memory of another.
Near Death Experience’s or NDEs as they are more commonly called are not a new phenomenon; they’ve been reported throughout history and yet few subjects create so much division.
Author Publishing Tips Addicted To Horror Novels & Why We Love To Be Frightened! Dusk creeps upon you as you make your way home, bringing
Constant speed-reading and jumping from one hyperlink to the next have subconsciously trained our minds to absorb information superficially
As writers, we knowingly place ourselves in a position where we will undoubtedly face more rejection than the average person and it seems to me that how we handle that part of the creative process is often key to our success.
From humble beginnings in 2002 as a book review club BookViral has grown to become the first choice in book reviews for authors around the world and one of the biggest book review sites on the web. BookViral reaches millions of potential readers through best practice SEO and a trusted social media presence ensuring readers get unbiased, critical recommendations they can trust.
BookViral also offers a full suite of author services, including, book editing services for unpublished and self-published authors, website design and bespoke SEO that help authors get discovered by more potential readers as well as industry influencers, such as publishers, agents and film executives.
© Copyright 2019 BookViral Reviews. All Rights Reserved.