For science fiction and fantasy books lovers

As the world has became digital, the reading also becomes digitize. In the era of digitization, where literature also comes in the form of e-books, but still books have no match. So, for the genuine readers books stills occupies the special place. Despite the fiction and fantasy movies, science and fantasy books are still making their way.

The Winter of the Witch by Katherine Arden

Now, Arden brings her Winter night Trilogy to a close with The Winter of the Witch. A devil come back and destroys Moscow, and with the country set on a path to war. On the other hand, Vasilisa Petrovna has to try and find a way to save both Russia and the fantastical world of Morozko. The novel just hit The New York Times best-seller list, and it just earned a best reviews.

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Alliance Rising by C.J. Cherryh and Jane S. Fancher

Famous author C.J. Cherryh returns with Alliance Rising, a new installment of her long-running Alliance-Union series. In her universe, humanity has spread throughout space with a network of space stations, and the ones nearest to Earth are the Hinder Stars. When Merchanter vessel Finity’s End arrives, the inhabitants of Alpha Station believe that it’s coming to investigate a rival Earth Company starship The Rights of Man. The crew is investigating rumors about the ship, and they learn that there’s more to it. The story is based on a mysterious mission that could change everything for humanity.

Golden State by Ben H. Winters

Well this book revolves around the story of person Laszlo Ratesic. Who is a member of the Provisional Service in the nation of Golden State, formerly California. The country is governed by an unavoidable law: lying is forbidden, punishable by jail time. He’s part of a vast surveillance state that’s set up to monitor the truth, and it’s his job to uphold the truth. But while investigating the death of a construction worker, he and his partner discover that there’s a vast conspiracy at play.

Here and Now and Then by Mike Chen

Kin Stewart appears to lead a typical life. He works a normal job and raises his teenage daughter. But he has a secret: he’s really a former agent of the Temporal Corruption Bureau from 2142. Stranded since the 1990s, he can barely remember the life he left behind. Eighteen years later, his former colleagues come back to rescue him, and when his daughter’s life is put at risk, he works to try and find a way to save her.