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How much more dystopian adventure can a teenager take? He’s been forced into herculean tasks to secure the release of his kidnapped father, and even if he survives his labors, he knows they won’t release him anyway.
The BookViral Review: Genre – YA Near Future Science Fiction
It might only have been a few months ago since Lukey woke up in the hospital in Riverside but his life has changed beyond all recognition and Reboot proves another splendid release in the Singular series. An action-packed read where the pace rarely wanes some series lose their momentum but Buenafe continues to keep it refreshingly original with each outing.
With our favourite characters back and a new mission which takes Lukey to Brazil to free an imprisoned President in the waiting, the stakes are higher than ever before. Especially with a new breed of augmented human with increased strength and speed to deal with! But Lukey takes it all in his stride with Cheri never far from his side and the incredible Ava always in his head!
Few authors have created believable AI characters but Buenafe has done just that. He has a particular turn of phrase which is rather distinctive and it’s this combined with the mechanics of good storytelling that makes the relationship between Lukey and Ava so good and Reboot a genuine pageturner. Needless to say it all ends on another cliff hanger ending!
A fine combination of thrills and timely humour Reboot is sure to be well received by fans of the Singular series and is highly recommended. A must-read for fans of YA Science Fiction Thrillers!
When bombardier Micah Lund dies on a mission over Hiroshima, his spirit remains trapped in the land of his enemies. Dazed, he follows Kiyomi Oshiro, a war widow struggling to care for her young daughter, Ai. Food is scarce, work at the factory is brutal, and her in-laws treat her like a servant. Watching Kiyomi and Ai together, Micah reconsiders his intolerance for the people he’d called the enemy.
Low self-esteem and self-worth have long been popular themes in children’s books and The Perfect Dandelion is a delightful addition to the genre.
Few Crime Fiction authors genuinely excel at successfully misleading their readers and revealing an unlikely suspect as the real villain of the story and those that do can invariably be found at the very top of Whodunit Bestseller lists.
Definitions differ as to what constitutes a ‘genuine’ historical novel and when the term ’historical novel’ might properly be used. More importantly it begs the question as to What Makes Bestselling Historical Fiction Novels.
George Macdonald, when asked the reason for his chosen genre, replied,
“I write, not for the children, but for the child-like, whether they be five, or fifty, or seventy five”
The fact is that few authors really master the art of suspense and those who do are the ones who come to understand its underpinning psychology.
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