Today’s choice is J. Darris Mitchell’s “Fireflies and Cosmos” (https://t.co/h5HNLZjij3). Fireflies is a truly exciting fictional work, and in honor of all norm-shattering works in all the domains of science fiction, we’re convinced this title earned its place on top of our list for today. Hidden in those pages, we find a story we can say is convincingly effortless in terms of delivery. Supposing you are as versed in this sort of thing as us, you ought to start searching how sci-fi readers took it. We took note of the words from one reader, “Fireflies and Cosmos introduces you to Captain Mondragon and her elite, brainy crew as they solve complex ecological mysteries around the universe. The quirky characters navigate the challenges of sustaining the delicate balance of life across the galaxy while simultaneously attempting not to kill each other along the way. The Interstellar Spring series is a fantastic read for anyone who likes episodic mystery books or a unique perspective on eco-scifi. I highly recommend you give Fireflies and Cosmos a try.” If you are persuaded, you ought to go your quest and search for a copy of the book yourself. Until you are convinced, keep following until we discover the next best thing since The Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter. We are waiting. And we know it’ll be well worth the wait.
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