A short review of KRIS.PAR, written by Gareth S. Morgan.

Today's a short review of KRIS.PAR, written by Gareth S. Morgan, a former policeofficer/crisis negotiator who has spent years studying power and decision-making. KRIS.PAR is the story of a cop's unwitting transformation into a cybernetic weapon and his relentless struggle for free will amid engineered obedience. 

In the dystopian labyrinth of Neo-Manchester, KRIS.PR's thrilling cyberpunk tale unfolds. Chris, once a principled beat cop, finds himself turned into a deadly weapon by the very system he served. Now, he's faster, colder, and infinitely more dangerous, yet his sanity remains intact. Traumatized by his new abilities and pursued by the forces that transformed him, Chris is caught in a vortex of survival and rebellion. 

KRIS.PR explores frightening themes of engineered obedience, the mechanics of faith, and the indomitable human will to remain intact even when everything else is stripped away.

This is an interesting thriller on a new subject that readers will love.

Amazon link :

https://www.amazon.com/KRIS-PR-Homine-Fractured-Ascension-ebook/dp/B0F3Y1HRJV

Author's website :

https://gs-morgan.com/

Email :gareth@gs-morgan.com

"Black Void: No Where to Run" by Paul Michael Yantus : Blending elements of action, mystery, tragedy and love!

Friends, today's science fiction novel under review is "Black Void: No Where to Run" by Paul Michael Yantus . It has been a pleasure reading these review request novels and sharing their contents with you during my TKR recovery.  

The author of "Black Void: No Where to Run" Paul Yantus is a technology entrepreneur who is currently engaged in writing science fiction.

In the novel, a physics experiment suddenly creates a black hole that wipes out all intended matter without leaving a trace. Researcher Dr. Andrea Coster and her team now face a terrifying reality. They have inadvertently created a deadly weapon.

When the world's intelligence agencies and shadow organizations come to know of their experiment, they rush to seize it or use it as a weapon of future destruction.

Desperate to prevent their deadly invention from being weaponized, the research team enlist the help of Jack Agnew, a hardened ex-SAS operative, to not only save their research but their lives too.

But how far can you go when you have no one you can trust? The plot of the novel dramatically portrays the attempt to prevent the new invention from being weaponized. The events ensued will leave readers wonder struck and takes them on a thrilling journey that blends elements of action, mystery, tragedy and love.

Amazon link : https://www.amazon.com/Black-Void-Nowhere-Paul-Yantus-ebook/dp/B0F3YY1YNB/

Author's website : https://paulyantus.com/

Email :  <pyantus@gmail.com>

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The "Photo Jumper" by Tony Bible : A short Review

While I am still recovering from my TKR, I have already received requests to review five foreign science fiction novels in the pipeline. Among them is a request to review a new release by author Tony Bible. What impresses me about Tony Bible is his connection to India. He built a house in Lonavala, Maharashtra for 'Habitat for Humanity in 2006' . He loves India as a beautiful country and its rich, vibrant culture. He promised that his future would have a character of Indian origin, portrayed as a suave, smart, suit-wearing gentleman.

Now about his novel series "The Photo Jumper", in which the protagonist Alister Macklamroch has a remarkable ability to transcend the boundaries of reality and step into the world of photographs. 

When his closest associate becomes the victim of a brutal murder, Alister uses his unique talent to seek vengeance.  However, maintaining the secrecy of his extraordinary gift becomes a daunting challenge, forcing him to make difficult decisions. With the support of his two unexpected companions, Alistair confronts the killer in his quest for justice.

Amid the turmoil, a photograph holds a unique significance to him, a treasure he would risk his life to protect. Yet, an unexpected encounter is on the verge of changing his fate irrevocably. 

The novel keeps readers captivated with a dramatic plot whose ending leaves readers surprised and stunned. A must-read. 

The Amazon link : https://a.co/d/3dc97Bn 

Author's website -

https://tonybible.com/

Email: connect@tonybible.com

'The Boy, The Cube, and the Elf'- A gripping novel by Brent Golembiewski.

About a month ago, while I was still in the hospital after having surgery on both knees(TKR) , I received this novel by Brent Golembiewski, a retired USAF helicopter pilot, for review. 

Now that I am back home, though I am still not comfortable enough, I have a quick look at this novel. 

Brent Golembiewski has been using his military experiences to write engaging stories for young readers. In the novel under review, he tells the story of a boy living on a space station who navigates danger and mystery to find his missing parents. 

In the gripping story of "The Boy, the Cube, and the Elf," young Niko, raised on a space station, is suddenly thrust into a world of unexpected mystery and danger. His parents have inexplicably disappeared. And a cryptic girl arrives with an urgent and important request for her missing father, but a dangerous bounty hunter is hot on his trail. Now Niko must travel through dangerous terrain to find his missing father, trusting the enigmatic girl and dodging the stalker as he pursues clues that will lead him to his missing parents. 

The story is full of adventure, trust and thrilling accounts of discovery that will keep readers hooked until the end. The novel is available on Amazon at the link given below. The author also has a website where one can get acquainted with his creative world.

Amazon link : https://www.amazon.com/Boy-Cube-Central-Fire-Book-ebook/dp/B0DN9FRSTB 

Author's website : https://authorbrentg.com/ 

Email/ brent@authorbrentg.com

Reviewd by - Arvind Mishra, Secretary, Indian Science Fiction Writers's Association

Top 100 Science Fiction Blogs selected by panelists of FeedSpot

 

I am happy to share with you that Founder of FeedSpot Mr Anuj Agarwal has notified that my blog Science Fiction in India Blog has been selected by his panelist as one of the Top 100 Science Fiction Blogs on the Web and it's rank is 68th. Clarkesworld Magazine ranks first. Entire list could be accessed here - 

https://bloggers.feedspot.com/science_fiction_blogs/

You can check the most comprehensive list of Top 100 Science Fiction Blogs on the internet and I'm honored to be part of this!

This comprehensive list of science fiction blogs as given and at one place would be of great help to researchers of the genre and SF aficionados world over.