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SUMMARY: All Life on Earth is going to be destroyed when it becomes an Adventure Park for Aliens. It’s up to spiritual entrepreneur, Swami Rohnko, and his junior achievers to Save Absolutely Everything!
The BookViral Review: Genre – Science Fiction Adventures
A highly enjoyable and humorous science fiction adventure that simultaneously manages to spoof the genre and replicate the very elements that have made it so popular The Flaming Cats Of Sohan proves a genuine gem of a read.
With shapeshifting aliens, hilariously snarky characters and oodles of high octane action Hammond and Wright are careful to keep the focus on their two central characters, Billy and Ruak, but certainly prove themselves capable of painting the bigger canvas as their plot plays out with its tongue in cheek tropes and heroic adventure. Refusing to adopt the kind of prescriptive narrative typically found in the genre Billy and Ruak are well drawn with superb banter developing between the two as they form an uneasy alliance to defeat the Bloorthas.
Supported by a strong ensemble of characters like Sarah Jean and Swami Ronhko, who are equally well-drawn, they find themselves pitted against space creatures who can turn into penguins and other assorted terrors as they battle to save the earth. If The Flaming Cats Of Sohan was a film it would likely be described as having a vivid colour palette because the scenes are so well described they all but pop of the page. Needless to say, you‘ll never see Venice in the same light again!
A clever, cheeky, highly entertaining and action-packed sci-fi spoof The Flaming Cats Of Sohan is highly recommended.
Lawrie Introduces us to the darker side of human nature whilst outlining how it is possible to maintain dignity and rectitude in business practice. Key to this novel is also the overwhelming and incredible sense of peace that the creed and culture of Buddhism bring to both mind and body.
The pace of Hoover’s novel is rapid, almost hectic at times, the touch glancing and he doesn’t linger on any of its settings too long. Shaping even the most casual scenes decisively as the lines between right and wrong become heavily blurred.
While the occult is a broad umbrella, hiding its many forms under its silky black folds, it’s concepts have endured through time, enjoying many a resurgence through the ages. The term ‘occultism’, is relatively new, not used in French or English literature, for instance, until the 19th Century, although the term ‘occult sciences’ was commonly used in the 16th Century to describe practices such as astrology, alchemy, mysticism, and natural magic.
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The best time travel books in fiction have certainly gone through something of a transition.
It’s been glamorized in fiction and films. Think Fatal Attraction or Single White Female but jealousy isn’t a sign of love. It’s a negative and destructive emotion stemming from both desire and insecurity.
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