Faith is set in the near futuristic 2042 in a world of competing AI’s and advanced tech. Timothy Bult starts the reader out with Kenner Ford and don’t forget Cortana, a fun spitfire of an AI which Bult put the perfect amount of character into. Bult artfully shows the reader that it’s a near future, while later reaffirming it.

Through the story Bult introduces Faith, along with a sprinkling of love and cyber-attacks that will draw you to the edge of you seat. Along with her, there are many other characters that makes up this epic sci-fi, all intricately woven together.

​Faith has beautiful imagery and is a deep world. Bult writes with a good balance between narrative, description, and dialogue. The story is an epic sci-fi with great story detail and great characters. 

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   Simon starts you out with a nameless loveless woman that the author portrays through narrative foreshadowing. What you end up with is the result of two different types of predators with entirely different desires.
   Julia is a man hunter. And she’s willing to go after her prize no matter the danger. Alex Bowman is cool, too good to be true, and the suave type with a dark alternative motive. Despite the warning signs, Julia plays her game to hook this 10/10 man, specifically manipulating everything she can to be around him.
   She starts to regret her choice when she reveals to Alex that she is in the law program at the University of Montana. His reaction should have been a warning sign, but after some smooth-talking Julia concludes he’s still a man worth perusing.
Until the bitter end…
   Simon weaves the story together with dialogue and narrative focusing on character interaction. Although better setting description and increasing relatability of the characters would benefit the book, Simon does well at portraying two separate people with following their agenda’s and weaving a dark and suspenseful tale.

Tony Brunal depicts a dangerous and devastated, yet united, after war world. With snowstorms, collapsed cities, and ever-changing weather, the book moves you through the feeling of utter loss to a bright light that there may be hope. This present tense novel is filled with beautiful and moving imagery which gives you goose bumps at times.

The beginning starts with a resemblance to a M. Night Shyamalan story line, but quickly moves into what feels like a prequel novel before a grand space adventure. As Time Narrows takes you through the story like a movie, setting great detail, but not getting too close to any one character. There is a dusting of typos and formatting errors, but nothing that takes away from the overall story and quality of the book.
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As Time Narrows makes you think of what a destroyed world would really be like, and lets you feel the desperate struggles to save humanity. ​

Hunting Glory is a four chapter Novelette by author Kevin Hopson. This story tells about Glory, a man doing what he feels is needed, although he does not want to. Author Kevin Hopson paints a beautiful medieval world with a touch of dark curse magic. This is also reflected in the book’s beautiful layout and interior.

Hunting Glory feels overall rushed, with parts of the plot getting lost due to its short length. The author brings in many interesting characters that could have become more prominent thought the novelette if more chapters were added.
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Overall Hunting Glory is an interesting and quick medieval read.  

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