A Memory of Earth

Seriously, I don't know how I made it through the first one. Actually, no, I'll take that back. 'Heirs of Earth' was actually pretty entertaining. I don't know how anyone would could call this series "science fiction" when there's literally zero science in the fiction. This series in particular (lik......more

I enjoyed the first book in this series more. But even the first could have been better. Even though the story is set thousands of years in the future, and in far away galaxies, many references are situations more like present day Earth. Almost all of the alien species resemble various Earth wildlif......more

The long journey to the lost homeworld of humans is underway. What will they find at journey's end? It's been two thousand years since Addison Elizabeth Linden-Emery ate her last hotdog, since Marco Emery wrote his last book, since Einav Ben-Ari, the Golden Lioness, had led the forces that saved the......more

Magical hope. As usual the author Daniel Arenson wrote An exceptional science fiction story. I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of it. The author's writing is superb. Highly recommended. Once again a reminder of WWII with the train tracks which led to the death camps. Beautiful narration by Jeffrey......more

I approached this fiction as an easy read. Even if it wasn't going to be a mindblowing story, I just wanted a science fiction simple story to entertain myself. The dialogue became more and more cringy (even if the characters acknowledge it) it doesn't make it less irritating. Actions scene : it is lik......more