Dystopian Stories

“A thoroughly engrossing tale”

Reviewed by

BetaOrionis

Cries of Aragos is an enchantingly dark novel I will never get enough of. For those addicted to massive science fiction worlds with brilliantly carved plots, this is a must. And for those who enjoy unforgettable characters, this story will fit like a glove. Every paragraph lures you farther into… Read More

“Epic!”

Reviewed by

The DarkCat

Thank you!💖 This was probably one if the best books I've ever read! I really loved the world the author created which was really interesting and different from anything I've read. The whole dividing system with the black and white masks... Moreover the enemy was astonishigly well created! He gave… Read More

“Beautiful ”

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ranaelamir

I L O V E this. It's so beautiful, and creative and just so original. I love the writing style, and the plot and the characters and everything about the story. The story is intense, and it kept me hooked. I'm usually picky about books like these, but just the title got me interested. I totally… Read More

“This is bloody amazing, when's the next update?”

Reviewed by

kalijah_writes

This story line is impeccably original and captivating, I love the way you've emotionally distinguished the characters. Their personalities are right on point. I love the father-daughter relationship between Klaus and Hope and how he's obviously matured some from the power-hungry hybrid Caroline… Read More

“Yassssssss”

Reviewed by

SparklingFireLife

I gave a 5 on grammar because of the #JustWriteIt. OMG WRITE FASTER SO AWESOME.

“Loved it!”

Reviewed by

goya

This book grabbed me from the very first line. It's quirky, fun, strange, original, mysterious, fantastical, and imaginative. I loved every minute of this quick read.

“A breathtaking look at a possible future”

Reviewed by

Mark A. Lester

In Locust, JCM gives us a breathtaking look at a possible future. It's a future filled with a dimmed, yet an un-extinguished, hope for survival as a man-made catastrophe threatens mankind's very survival. Proving that sometimes the fight doesn't end when the battle is over, Locust takes its reader… Read More

“Uncanny valley”

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Deleted User

This is professional work in which the romantic struggles of the protagonist echo the exploration of robotic free-will central to the plot. The secondary world portrayed here seems believable and timely--as in well-worth considering as AI becomes more and more prevalent in our lives. If I… Read More