Today’s choice is Kristin Ward’s “Rise of Gaia” (https://t.co/7udwLGlvg4). Gaia is an independently minded and independently authored intriguing sci-fi title, and so when it comes to amazing items in all the realms of science fiction, we’re sure this one belongs on top of our list for today. Here we discovered storytelling that is exceedingly unique in its literary virtues. If you like a good book, your attention is needed. Please, at least have a quick look at how sci-fi readers took it. We took note of the words from an obviously enthused reader, “The Earth is sick. It’s being destroyed by mankind. On this I agree 100%. I’m pissed about it and I just live here. Think about if someone were slowly killing you. And you knew they were doing it, but you had no voice to fight back and were growing weaker and weaker. Wouldn’t that, you know, upset you a tiny bit? Well, Gaia is more than upset a tiny bit. Whew doggie. Just you wait until you see what happens. And poor Terran is stuck in the middle. I couldn’t help but compare Terran to Dexter’s sister Deb in the show Dexter. There are parallels to their individual situations and if you’ve seen the show and then read this book, I think you might agree with me. I will say no more. This is an intriguing read if you’re pizzed about what’s happening to our planet and want to see what Gaia would do if she were a real entity. A great YA Fantasy with roots grounded in the real world. I recommend.” If you read this post, you should go one small step further and search for your own copy. If not, subscribe for email updates until we discover the next Asimov or Clarke. Yes, we hope it’ll happen eventually.
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