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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

All the Water in the World, by Eiren Caffal.

You won’t be able to put this one down. Apocalyptic, action packed and a cast of characters that will stay with you long after you have turned the last page.

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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

Kaiju Preservation Society, by John Scalzi

5 stars. Scalzi knows how to entertain.

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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

No Hero [Arthur Wallace #1], by Jonathan Wood

I want you to imagine Men in Black, but more British – so, less guns, more tea and more weirdness. Although the latter one is, in all fairness, probably not the fault of the British. (Then again, they drive on the wrong side of the road, so what can you expect, really?) And with this […]

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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

Path of Ascension [#1 – #6], by C. Mantis

4 out of 5 stars. Starts out as a underdog story on top of some interesting world building. But slow at times.

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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

Fire and Song [Warformed: Stormweaver #2], by Bryce o’Connor

4.5 out of 5 stars. Progression Sci-Fi that will keep you in the edge of your seat during the action scenes.

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Good books (2.5 to 3.5)

Brittle Riders Book 1, by Bill McCormick

3.5 stars out of 5. A mix between Jurassic Park and Planet of the Apes, with its own lingo.

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The Bleeding Horizon, by Philipp Parrish

A dystonian glimpse into a bleak future.

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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

System Collapse [Murderbot #7], by Martha Wells

5 out of 5 stars. There’s a Murderbot in all of us, and [redacted].

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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

Redshirts, by John Scalzi

5 out of 5 stars. Fast, filled to the brim with fun – and a healthy dose of mindfuck as well.

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Top Tier (4 to 5 stars)

Identity Crisis [Arbiter Trilogy #1], by Clayton Pulsipher

4 out of 5 stars. YA space opera that starts out on a totally different scale than it ends on.