Authors should check out our thoughts on leveraging cover reveals here Cover Reveals and Convenience This post will be an ongoing thread to highlight cover reveals that I have cobbled together for SFFInsiders.com. SFF Insiders is a blog review Team sharing our love of science fiction, fantasy, horror and all of the subgenres on Read more
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I had the opportunity to beta read this one for Rex. It was a difficult task due to the fact that I kept getting immersed in the tale and forgetting to keep a critical eye on the work. While my input was minimal Rex did heed a couple of my suggestions. That’s pretty freaking cool.
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Leon Stevens’ ‘Euphrates Vanished’ is a short engaging read that offers an opportunity to reset your emotional odometer while contemplating that next big chonky scifi or fantasy tome. Stevens has the knack for setting the reader up with a puzzle to be solved. Full Review at SFF Insiders: Euphrates Vanished Review
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I read all of the trilogy and will be posting the same review for each book. – I found the series to be enjoyable, intriguing and amusing. Stevens gives us a read that is not demanding but remains compelling in that it sparks curiosity and wonder. – If such a thing exists I would call
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I read all of the trilogy and will be posting the same review for each book. – I found the series to be enjoyable, intriguing and amusing. Stevens gives us a read that is not demanding but remains compelling in that it sparks curiosity and wonder. – If such a thing exists I would call
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A storm’s coming, and it’s time to go home. But home isn’t always where you think it is.
As rescue looms, the teenage castaways face new decisions and changing alliances. It’s not plain-sailing on New Earth either, where Captain Juno Washington faces a blatant challenge to her authority.
As the dangers increase and stories collide, everyone has a choice to make. Be part of something or strike out on your own? Make plans or break promises?
All the Odyssey Earth characters combine for one final, unforgettable adventure, as they look for a place to call home.
And one thing’s for sure. If you want a happy ending, you need to put your trust in the people you love.
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Typical. The colony ship, Odyssey Earth , travels fifty trillion miles without finding a habitable planet, and then two come along at once.
The mission is not exactly going to plan for the settlers of New Earth. In the aftermath of an accident that robbed them of their youngest crew-members, Captain Juno Washington and her second-in-command, Susannah, are contending with broken hearts and brittle feelings. Reeves, the AI, is feeling strangely out of sorts, the new security officer is behaving oddly, and the local goats have just gatecrashed the landing ceremony.
Things aren’t much better on the neighbouring twin planet, where the castaways are finding life hard without home comforts. Dana, Dervla, Manisha, Karlan, Bryson and Poole – six feisty teenagers with a nice line in condescension, eye rolls, and opinions about everything. And Jordan Booth, who just wants a hot shower and a quiet life.
When new arrivals threaten the mission, friends are separated and family ties tested. Meanwhile, as the twin planet starts to give up its secrets, Poole wants to go exploring. And Poole – everyone agrees – is an idiot who you wouldn’t let look after a hamster, so what could possibly go wrong there?
In the end, it all comes down to trust. Who’s on your side? Who’s got your back? And who’s coming to the rescue?
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With Earth in crisis, humans are travelling deep into space. But humanity’s future just took a wrong turn.
A seventeen-year colony-ship voyage – a straight shot to a new planet. Handpicked, single-minded crew, and a thousand settlers in hypersleep. No children, no families, no fuss.
That was the plan, anyway.
Captain Juno Washington commands a ship of loners and oddballs. The teenagers of the Odyssey Earth didn’t ask to be born, and face an uncertain future. And Jordan Booth really didn’t want to be woken up early.
After an unexpected change of course, relationships are tested like never before. If they listen to advice, pull together and stop squabbling, they might just make it.
Yeah, right. Good luck with that.
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