For all of our Science Fiction fans here’s a trilogy you might want to check out. The Three-Body Trilogy by Cixin Liu. Here’s the trailer from TorForge’s YouTube channel:
The Final Day Trailer
William R. Forstchen next book following One Second After and One Year After is The Final Day. This one looks like it would be a decent series for apocalyptic fans. Check out the trailer for The Final Day through TorForge’s YouTube channel:
Cloudbound & Updraft Trailer
Cloudbound and Updraft, by Fran Wilde, look to be interesting reads. Check out the trailer for them through TorForge’s YouTube channel:
Vassa In The Night Trailer
Here’s a fun little trailer fro Sarah Porter’s novel Vassa in the Night. Thanks to TorForge’s YouTube channel for the trailer:
Metaltown Trailer
Looks to be a little bit of a steampunkish novel by Kristen Simmons called Metaltown. I’m sure this will appeal to some of our listeners that are into steampunk and the apocalyptic genres. Thanks to TorForge’s YouTube channel for the following trailer:
“Flying” Trailer
This one might hit some fancies out there. Flying by Carrie Jones looks to be a mixture of Buffy and Daniel X, so it might be kind of fun. Thanks to TorForge’s YouTube channel for the trailer:
Hex Trailer
Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt is being offered through TorForge. This one looks like it might be a little bloody. Horror/Dark Fantasy fans will probably want to check this one out. Thanks to TorForge’s YouTube channel for the trailer:
Lyre Thief Trailer
If you read Jennifer Fallon’s Hythrun Chronicles then you will be interested in The Lyre Thief. The Lyre Thief continues the story from the Hythrun Chronicles in a new trilogy entitled War of the Gods. Thanks to TorForge’s YouTube channel for the following trailer:
Made to Kill Trailer
By looking at the trailer Made to Kill by Adam Christopher could be a fun read. Thanks to TorForge’s YouTube channel for the following trailer:
Earth Awakens Trailer
Have you been keeping up with the Formic Wars? Here is the trailer of Earth Awakens by Orson Scott Card and Aaron Johnston through Tor/Forge’s YouTube channel. I have to admit I haven’t been able to get to this one yet myself, it’s in my to read pile.