Nyxia by Scott Reingten | Review

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Nyxia by Scott Reingten was such a wonderful, inspiring and interesting read. I have never read anything of the like before. Nyxia is not only a story of friendship, hardship and corruption, it is also a story that shows how people grow and succumb to their situation and how some will not give up who they are no matter the price. I literally devoured this book.

Not only the world was intriguing. It was this mix of sci-fi-ish elements combined with the competition that creates a deadly situation in which even the victors are damned in a way.

“Emmet Atwater isn’t just leaving Detroit; he’s leaving Earth. Why the Babel Corporation recruited him is a mystery, but the number of zeroes on their contract has him boarding their lightship and hoping to return to Earth with enough money to take care of his family.

Forever.

Before long, Emmett discovers that he is one of ten recruits, all of whom have troubled pasts and are a long way from home. Now each recruit must earn the right to travel down to planet Eden- a planet that Babel has kept hidden- where they will mine a substance called Nyxia that has the quietly become the most valuable material in the universe.

But Babel’s ship is full of secrets. And Emmett will face the ultimate choice: win the fortune at any cost, or find a way to fight that won’t forever compromise what it means to be human.”

 

The struggle in this book was so real and captivating, I felt like I was the one fighting for my life, my future and my sanity.  Babel Corp. doesn’t play games and who isn’t partaking will forfeit their chance of not only winning, but securing a chance of happiness for their whole family.  There isn’t much world-building as the whole story takes place in a space ship. But the characters are three-dimensional, emotional, torn and desperate. This book tells the story of friendship, humanity and the will to survive. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to read something refreshingly new and mysterious that has the potential to be on your top five list 2017.

Ensnared by Rita Stradling | Review

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and five for the beautiful cover ❤

EnsnaredEnsnared is a really cool, futuristic fantasy/ romance novel that can be devoured within a few short hours. We travel with Alainn, who lives in world where robots have replaced the working class of her society and are a big part of life. They drive cars fo you, the have replaced the police and are maintaining buildings. Organs and food as well as microchips are printed instead of created or cooked. It’s a really interesting world.

Unfortunately, we don’t get to know much about its limitations, how it came to be this way or how most humans cope or work with this situation. Actually, we don’t even know whether there are just much less humans on Earth in general because the book doesn’t tell us anything about this aspect, except what Alainn’s role is in all this.

Her father is a gambling genius who had a big project but couldn’t deliver a robot in time. As it is, the AI robot (artificial intelligence) looks exactly like Alainn and so, through a few circumstances the robot arranged, Alainn is sent to the new owner of the AI robot rose instead, until she can be exchanged with a finished and fully functioning AI robot.

But things, as usual, don’t go as planned and secret plots are discovered, hearts are broken, traumatizing memories haunt the characters involved and there is even a love story going on.

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On Monthly Gifts and Book Love

This is a monthly theme I want to start. I love checking my mailbox and finding somethin nice inside! That’s why I have made up my mind, chumps, and will introduce you to the wonderful world of book boxes. Since I love books and everything bookish, I have been craving to get my hands on a book box. It’s a monthly, or weekly subscription box with usually one book, selected for you according to your preference. I will purchase boxes and review them on my blog, so you can decide for yourself which box is something you’d like to have.

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Opposition (Lux #4) by Jennifer L. Armentrout | Review

 

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Everytopositionhing that Katy had feared might be true has turned into reality. The people working for Deadulus were right. And somehow Daemon, Dawson and Dee couldn’t resist the pull. They are gone now, but Katy and Daemon are set to find and save each other, from humans and aliens alike. Continue reading “Opposition (Lux #4) by Jennifer L. Armentrout | Review”

Falling (Dark Planet #4) by Anna Carven | Review

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(This book is the fourth book of the Dark Planet Warrior series of Anna Carven. I would strongly recommend to read the first three books of the series before reading Falling.)

dank-planet-fallingNegotiations have started with Earth to make this a place where the Kordolians can live in peace. The wild, exiled prince Xalikian tries his best to make the Earthings believe that Earth will neither be invaded, nor colonized. It is a hard job to do as it is, but as a certain journalist demands not only attention, but answers as well. Continue reading “Falling (Dark Planet #4) by Anna Carven | Review”

Origin (Lux #4) by Jennifer L. Armentrut | Review

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Slight Spoilers might be included! I recommend reading Book One, Book Two and Book Three of the Lux Series before reading Origin.


origin armentroutOur favourite group of aliens and hybrids has made it out of Mount Weather and they have saved Bethany from Deadulus’ clutches. But now Katy has been captured because they have been betrayed again. What will Daemon do, now that his girlfriend might be tortured, starved, or worse?  Continue reading “Origin (Lux #4) by Jennifer L. Armentrut | Review”

Anticipated Books this Autumn | Preview

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There are so many cool books being released this month and upcoming autumn that I have decided to show you a few of the coolest upcomin books. Continue reading “Anticipated Books this Autumn | Preview”

PSY by Joey Slater-Milligan | Review

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The Kindle Edition will be available on Speptember 23rd.

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Jessa Baxter just starts her first year of highschool at the Winsbury School of Parapsychology in London. She meets new friends and everything seems to be fine until Emmeline Victor, the Head Girl, goes missing. Hugo Fletcher, her history teacher, seems to know more than he lets on about the case and is generally a mysterious man with a lot of secrets. Incidents let Jessa realize that she has a lot more parapsych abilities than she thought. And as her abilites increase Jessa and her friends are led to a path of people long thought dead, who seem to be somehow involved in the disappearance of Emmeline and Mr Fletcher’s secrets. Soon, they realize that there is more at stake than a criminal brought to justice. The peaceful world in which parapsychs and non-parapsychs live together is in danger.. Continue reading “PSY by Joey Slater-Milligan | Review”

Anna Carven Dark Planet Warrior Series Book 1-3 | Review

 

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Even though this is usually no problem, I want to mention here that only people over the age of 18 should read this book. It contains rude language, violence, death and very steamy sex scenes. I bought Book 1-3 as one single edition.

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Anna Carven’s Dark Planet Warrior Series is a Sci-fi romance series that tells the story of Abbey, a scientist from Earth, stuck on a mining station, and Tarak. Tarak is a General of the Kordolian Empire, which is known throughout the nine galaxies for its cruelty. The General’s ship basically crash lands on the mining station Fortuna Tau and with it, it brings a strong enemy of the Kordolians. Continue reading “Anna Carven Dark Planet Warrior Series Book 1-3 | Review”

Onyx (Lux #2) by Jennifer L. Armentrout |Review

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Glamorous alien love for Katy and Daemon *.*

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Second book of the series will have all those of you hooked who didn’t really know what to think of the first book and Daemon’s jerkish attitude. Onyx is full of problems and drama: new friends, new foes, sad stories of people thought lost and found again. It is full of romance of the most electric, send-your-heart-into-cardiac-arrest kind. Continue reading “Onyx (Lux #2) by Jennifer L. Armentrout |Review”