Official Review: Solstice Series by John J Blenkush

[Susan Kihleng]

This type of science fiction is not really something I usually enjoy but from the sample reading, this series looks well written and captivating so I may have to give it a try. It does look like it's geared more toward teens so it's something my daughter may enjoy. Thank you for the informative review.

[Daniel-Davis]

Ancient cities under mountains. That's interesting. There are many underground cities around the world, built by technology that we don't have. That part sounds interesting.

[Tebogo Eugene M]

The book thought me to be lookout towards character and personality of people around me that. That Julissa was not aware of the danger around Aaron.

[Prarthna]

This science-fiction novel is packed with action, drama, and suspense. The book is about the birth of a New World. Great review!

[Adelee Grobler]

I’m not too interested in reading a high school story. The number of error in this book will also distract me. Thank you for your review.

[Ruchi Raina]

Julissa moves to Shasta City after her boyfriend, uncle and father die within a short period of time. Does the ancient city of Telos really exist inside of Mount Shasta? Congratulations on BOTD!

[Famooosha1]

Many atimes I've known we humans are not alone in this world. I believe this book will be an eye opener not just to me but to those who cares to read it. Thanks to the reviewer

[Bukola02]

I love book with plot surrounding action, suspense and mystery. This book fits perfectly in to must read list. Thanks for review.

[jaliper]

I hope this turns out so well. I read something like this but I didn't enjoy it and dropped it in the middle I'll definitely try this tho since I am always a fan of new world and scifi. Thanks a lot!

[mrlefty0706]

This story is a five-book series that takes place near Mt. Shasta, CA. It is an action-packed thrilling fantasy that makes one think about how lives are affected by people around them. I look forward to reading all five books that I have purchased because of the excellent review.

[dragonet07]

I’ve lived near Mount Shasta almost my whole life, and I first heard the legend of Lemuria and the Lemurians when I went on a field trip to Shasta Caverns as a kid. It seems like I can’t escape the idea of Telos and the Lemurians the past few years. The first book of this series seems to add some interesting twists, though, such as the inclusion of Mayan lore and dead pigs coming to life in biology class. So, this book—and the series—might be worth trying, even though I’m hesitant as I’m tired of this legend. Thank you for the helpful review.

[Purplesturv]

Your review depicts a suspense-filled, fast-paced science fiction novel. I like the themes of the book and I will like to read a well-edited version.

[Joseph Mutuku 1]

Fans of science fiction will enjoy today's Book of the Day. It's "a fascinating story full of action, mystery, and suspense." Not a fan, though.

[Uniter Oyando]

"This is a fascinating story full of action, mystery, and suspense. Dead pigs come alive during Biology class, a car is pulled back up over a cliff with telepathic powers, and scorched smelling air are just a few of the events you will encounter. Have you ever wondered about life-forces and how they affect all species? Have you noticed grasshoppers only hop forward, never sideways or backward? When individuals are depressed or sad, the human touch can be powerful. Or, you can go from being happy to sad depending on the people around you. Why is this? "



Wow! I get to learn something new every day. I have never observed grasshoppers to that extent but now I'm curious. I agree with the point about one being happy or sad depending on the people around you. I'm also trying to picture the scene where dead pigs come alive during a Biology class and imagining how my high school class would have reacted to such a scenario. The book generally sounds interesting, I am compelled to start reading it.

[Shrabastee Chakraborty]

I do like science fiction, and the part with the human life-force makes me intrigued. Thanks for the candid review!