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    The Prey of Gods by Nicky Drayden
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    In the near future South Africa, 'The Prey of Gods' by Nicky Drayden combines demigods, the robot revolution, and a blend of various genres including fantasy, sci-fi, horror, and mythology. The book follows a diverse cast of characters as they navigate through a complex plot involving ancient gods, awakening demigods, and the challenges of a society filled with superpowers, genetic engineering, and robots achieving sentience. Despite some pacing issues and a multitude of POVs, the book offers a unique and imaginative story set in a futuristic South Africa.

    His birth certificate reads Muzikayise McCarthy, but nobody calls him that except his grandfather and anyone looking for a busted lip. Though right now, you could curse his name a million times, and h...

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    The Girl in the Road by Monica Byrne
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    The Girl in the Road by Monica Byrne is a futuristic novel set in a world where Africa has become the new cultural superpower. The story follows two female protagonists, Meena and Mariama, as they embark on separate journeys filled with danger, self-discovery, and haunting pasts. The plot is a blend of surrealism, politics, and technological aspects, painting a picture of a future where the West is in decline and Africa takes center stage. The narrative alternates between Meena's escape from India to Africa via the Trans Arabian Linear Generator and Mariama's journey across Africa, with their stories intertwining in a shocking revelation.


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    Blue Remembered Earth - Poseidon's Children by Alastair Reynolds
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    In 'Blue Remembered Earth', the first book in the 'Poseidon's Children' series by Alastair Reynolds, readers are taken on a journey set in a future Earth where Africa has become the economic powerhouse. The story revolves around the Akinya clan, led by matriarch Eunice, who has been instrumental in humanity's expansion into the solar system. After Eunice's death, her grandchildren Geoffrey and Sunday embark on a quest following clues left by her, leading them to the far reaches of the solar system and uncovering a discovery with the potential to change the future. The book intricately weaves together elements of mystery, space opera, family dynamics, and futuristic technologies, creating a rich tapestry of politics, economics, and intrigue.

    He was on his way back from the edge of the study area towards the research station, just him and the Cessna and the open skies above the Amboseli basin, his mood better than it had been in weeks, whe...

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    The Forerunner
    Book 1 in the series:Vice Versa

    The Forerunner - Vice Versa by Andre Soares
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    The Forerunner is a science fiction novel that intricately weaves together a tale of political intrigue, moral dilemmas, and futuristic scenarios. The story follows a space traveler from a distant galaxy who arrives on Earth with intentions to assist the population but also has his own hidden agenda. The author's unique approach to storytelling creates a vibrant and detailed world that challenges the reader to reflect on power, class, love, relationships, and more. Through a fast-paced narrative, the book explores the complex motivations of characters involved in unpredictable implementations of its intriguing premise, all while maintaining a riveting tension that keeps readers glued to the pages.

    The author, Andre Soares, skillfully combines descriptive world-building with a thought-provoking narrative that delves into human nature amid extraterrestrial influences. The book is praised for its intricate details, attention to creating future societies, and the ability to challenge readers to unpack their perspectives on various societal themes. The writing style is described as fast-paced, fun, and engaging, offering a unique spin on the science fiction genre that appeals to both seasoned sci-fi fans and newcomers alike.


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