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US Review of Books
By Mark Heisey
“Geno could not believe there was a sabotage effort on Earth and the planetary defense. But from where and by who?”

US Review of Books
By Mark Heisey
“Geno could not believe there was a sabotage effort on Earth and the planetary defense. But from where and by who?”

Pacific Book Review
By Reia Midas
In theory, science fiction is a fictionalized vision of a futuristic world and the world beyond our solar system. However, science fiction is a conscious calculation, done on the world's current state to design to imagine with plausibility or possibility on what the future could hold. The result shows that despite all science's futuristic creations and conveniences, the new world is similar to the world now. Author Gabriel Anthony Lopez's While Half the World is Sleeping is a picturesque depiction of the future set with credible links to the present.

US Review of Books
By Sarah Poulette
“There were no legitimate governments on Earth, and what most people were functioning and harking on was hope.”

Pacific Book Review
By Reyan Boris Mishra
When the Earth Was Quiet is an enthralling sci-fi tale capable of making your mind race. The book hooks your attention in the initial pages and keeps it trapped until the last one. Even though the climax is brilliant, you might experience a little dissatisfaction as you would probably wish the story could go on a little longer. It's not one of the typical sci-fi books where the focus rests on conquest and achievements. Instead, the story in question makes the readers delve into the adventurous journey and the multitude of effects it has on adventurers.

Hollywood Book Reviews
By Roxanne Greenman
When the Earth Was Quiet by author Gabriel Anthony Lopez, stands out with its unique blend of scientific exploration and personal drama, all set against the intriguing backdrop of the year 2240. The narrative is driven by Lydia Miller, Max Rodriguez, and Ken, who embark on a groundbreaking archaeological and scientific project. Their journey is a tapestry of discoveries and encounters with ancient beings, delving into themes of humanity's past, the quest for knowledge, and the profound connections between the characters.

Pacific Book Reviews
By Aaron Washington
If you are looking for a short and attention-grabbing book to read, then look no farther as The Last Son of Charybdis is for you. This book dives right into being captivating from the start. The writing is exemplary and the arrangement of the paragraphs distinct. That, however, is not the only thing which makes The Last Son of Charybdis worth your time. It is a thrilling and intriguing story.

US Review of Books
By Michael Radon
“He had one message to give as he linked up with the robot to all remaining Charybdisians. Leave or die.”

US Review of Books
By Sarah Poulette
“They're after a place that has only been mentioned in our prophecies and lore. It's a place called Earth.”