Today’s choice of outstanding sci-fi is Dr. Darin C Brown’s “The Sound of Suffering” (https://hyperurl.co/Soundofsuffering). Suffering is an independently minded and independently authored intriguing work, and in our never-ending tributes to norm-shattering works in all the domains of science fiction, we’re not regretting including this one on our lists. Hidden in those pages, we found a yarn that is convincingly effortless in its approach. Supposing you are as versed in this sort of thing as us, you should appreciate how readers reacted. In the words of an obviously enthused reader, “The Sound of Suffering, Book 2 in Darin Brown’s The Master of Perception series, easily captures even the adult reader, although the more likely audience would be young adults (or, remembering the aficionados in The Big Bang Theory, perhaps anyone fascinated by the sci-fi/fantasy world). We know from the beginning of the book that Hunter has super-powers that he is learning to use, and we also know that he has experienced disabilities, presented as autism, that he has not fully overcome. His name, in light of the way he uses his developing powers, suggests that he has the potential to become a super-hero (like Lee Child’s Reacher?).” If you made it through this sincere tribute, you ought to go that tiny step further and search for a copy of the book yourself. If not, subscribe for email updates until we discover the next epic science fiction author of the generation. Like you, we know that we’re getting close!
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