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SUMMARY: How far will a parent go to save their child? If you’re John Taylor, you’ll go as far as it takes. The year is 2051. Due to a devastating natural disaster and a regime oppressive to any technological advances that are not military in nature, most progress has been slowed to a standstill.
The BookViral Review: A new character, a new series and Buenafe seems set to build on the success of Ferdie and The Seven with the release of his high concept superhero novel Singular. Nanotechnology has become a popular theme in science fiction and the superhero universe but it takes something special to really stand out and Buenafe has this covered with Singular proving a concept with endless possibilities. Combining a host of great characters and a dystopian backdrop with Lukey at the centre Buenafe is once again on form with his ability to quench our thirst for high octane adventure. Lukey has been rebuilt to be stronger and faster but don’t make the mistake of thinking you have read much of the same before. With his integrated A.I. Ava, Lukey is a character in the making which not only allows for a lot of full-on action but a good amount of humour too with Ava talking in riddles and Lukey having to interpret her meaning. It’s a canny and interesting slant with clever wordplay but it also provides for great character development as Lukey begins to discover the full extent of his powers, Add to this a cliff hanger ending with the fate of Lukey’s father in the balance and it makes for a superb read.
Another excellent release from the pen of Larry Buenafe, Singular is a worthy successor to Ferdie and the Seven and is recommended without reservation.
When Huffpost Editor-in-chief Jimmy Leach announced the closure of its blogging platform he said that “publishing thousands of blogs has been a distraction from the delivery of impactful, targeted investigations, explainers, breaking news and lifestyle and entertainment journalism.”
Wedding bells anyone? Brielle is facing new challenges in this part of the tale after Eric has placed another proposal onto the table. Literally. Her mind is still at war with her heart but her faith is officially accepting applications for demons, monsters, and ancient humans as their quest to find the remaining two gems takes them underwater and beyond.
Readers love tropes and publishers know they sell books but there is always room for something new.
A superb conclusion to Smitley’s epic Soothsayer series Powerless proves nothing less than a masterclass in fantasy fiction, with its scope, depth of characterization and fascinating settings earning it parity with the best in its genre.
Compellingly humble and refreshingly far from the pseudo catharsis offered by the majority of memoirs Rozell gives us a spiritual odyssey and a powerful reflection on the important things in life.
Please, please, please tell me you will be buying your little (or maybe rather larger, spotty and belligerent) person at least one book for Christmas. Why? Because they are brilliant.
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