​This book is great for anyone wanting to know more about your body and how it works. The illustrations are colorful and well-labeled, and the text was easy to understand. As someone who took anatomy in college and did NOT do well, I really wished I had a book like this to help me out. 

It also teaches how to strengthen those muscles and take care of them. 

But the best part is the section with definitions. It's always my favorite area when it comes to these types of books, especially since it helps refresh my memory of what I just read. 

Loved and highly recommend this book. Great and easy read! 

​This book surprised me. I loved the style of writing, and the detail that went into every moment. This world was carefully cultivated by the author, and you can tell he loves this world. It has everything from genetically modified creatures to mutated humans as we follow three main characters through maybe the toughest times in their lives. They are far from perfect, but your heart swells for them to make the right decisions and learn from their mistakes. 

I think I loved Julian the most. It was amazing watching him work, especially with his abilities, and trying to keep them secret and keep some semblance of normalcy as he and his dad search for a wife. My heart ached for him and I had my fingers crossed tragedy wouldn't befall him, but one can only hope for so long. 

My most favorite thing about this book, I think, would be the way people are described, especially the fat guy with no hair. The author gave these descriptions breath and life, and I loved every second. 

I enjoyed this book a lot, and I look forward to the next one! 

A 100 years into the future, Earth has become a desolate wasteland. Society's collapse came at the hands of pride, lust, and violence, leading to indulgences that tore the very fabric of human existence. As crime soared and the wealthy clung to their power, the poor faced dwindling lifespans and oppressive governments that crushed dissent. The sanctity of love and marriage dissolved, and a global war nearly wiped out the human race.
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In the aftermath, survivors split into two factions: the explorers who dream of new worlds, and the earthbound who cling to the dying planet. The explorers, with determination and ingenuity, built Pearth, a colossal space station destined to find humanity a new home. Seventy-five years later, with resources scarce and relationships strained, the fate of humanity hangs by a thread. In this world, love is a rare and precious commodity.

Existence tells a gripping science fiction tale of a resilient romance amidst adversity, as an explorer fights against the universe-and himself-to ensure humanity's survival. Join us in this epic sci-fi thriller, where love defies the odds and courage lights the way through the darkest voids of space. 

So, this book comes out 9/18. I had the privelage to read the first chapter, and let me tell you, it's a strong opener. 

You get a glimpse into this society formed from the ashes of the ones we know. The lore dump is interesting and plausable, honeslty, with all things considered, and it leaves off on a promising end note, making you crave the rest of the story. 

With how well done everything is in the first chapter, I look forward to seeing where Koa (whose name I love) winds up, considering this is shaping up to have some dystopian characteristics. 

I'm always excited to find great scifi reads, since they don't seem to get as much love as fantasy, and this is definitely one of them. I hope you're as excited as I am to read this one cover to cover. 
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Prithvi is an immigrant engineer with a deep passion for physics, astronomy and history.

He combines his decades-old passion for science fiction with a lifelong enthusiasm for story telling to create a compelling protagonist in Koa Kent, a former explorer pilot and . physicist employed by the government.

The author's firsthand experience in engineering and philosophy, along with immersion in art and political history, imbues the characters in this intricately layered thriller with unparalleled authenticity and realism. An avid photographer and resident of the US since the 2010s, he has traveled across the country from Maine to Hawaii.

​I thought this was an interesting and thought-provoking story. I enjoyed seeing the different points of view, and it was great watching the characters grow up and change, as well as watching their beliefs shift with time and their surroundings. It was entertaining and I think a lot of people would enjoy giving this book a try.

4.5 stars

This was great! It’s filled with tons of awesome information about muscles and how they work, including spine flexibility. It’s short, sweet, to the point, and extremely informative. It includes images and diagrams, so it was easy to see and picture the muscles or areas referred to. Loved this.
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I took a little break between this book and the last, so it took me a second to jump in again. But when I did, I was hooked once more. I've seen these characters grow so much, and I'm walking every step of the way with them as they fight to save their universe against Khelmatoth. 

The stark contrast to Hunt from the first book all the way until now is insane. We actually get to see him processing the difference and just how much has shifted in his world, reminding us where he started, back on Delta-13 in the snowbanks with Wells. 

We also get to delve more into Krancis and the other alien races. I can't explain how rewarding it is to read these books and be able to follow along with the history and lore dumps that happen. They're easy to follow and produced in such a way that keeps you invested and interested in every word. 

I loved this book, and I can't wait for the next one. This is shaping up to be one of my favorite series, and I am looking forward to eventually dedicating a whole bookshelf area for the entire series once it's out. 

Great read!

​This was an interesting concept, and I did enjoy listening to it, but it was a bit hard to follow at times. There were so many sounds and musical things happening in the background at times, that it was hard to hear or understand everything being said. Sometimes the voices sounded too much alike and I found myself wondering which character was talking. 

All in all, it was an interesting and unique story, and I did enjoy what I did understand. But it was a fun listen. 

​I had a lot of fun reading this book (well, I listened to the audiobook, but it was still fun). I loved the humor and the depth of each character. I even loved the love.... square? To me, this was a new take on an apocalypse, and it wasn't with zombies, necessarily, but with something that brought out the worst version of you. It was entertaining and made me laugh a few times, and I can't wait to read the other books in this series. Great read!