READER REVIEWS
“Better than television!! Eve and the Faders is a fragmented, at times dazzlingly intelligent meditation on the responsibilities of freedom, the possibilities of higher intelligence/special powers, and the implications of a triad relationship that the main character is in. Do yourself a favor and take a chance at reading this Sci-Fi book!”
A character like no other you’ll find…
“This book overdelivers. What launches as a bit of a domestic drama is enriched, first and foremost, by the extremely unconventional central character.”
“What an awesome sequel to Eve and the Faders. Aya and the Alphas did not disappoint.”
“While the genre isn’t usually my preference, I was pleasantly surprised by the narrative and even more so with the diversity and LGBTQ characters. If intersectional writing was more of common in this genre, I’d be converted to sci-fi/fantasy.”
Landrien Moriset is a beautifully observed story of love, loss…
“Haynes weaves a nuanced tale of a young woman finding her identity through sorrow and distilled memories and stories. I particularly enjoyed the sense of place in the book . Having never been to any of the places I finished Landrien Moriset very much wanting to visit them and thinking I even knew them a little.”
Riveting, creative, and full of diverse characters…
“Just finished reading Aya and the Alphas and I loved it! Riveting, creative, and full of diverse characters that change the typical narrative. There are women presidents, queer heroes, and especially Black women leading for change in the world. None of this should be novel ideas, except they are…”
WHY DO REVIEWS MATTER?
Readers often don’t realize how crucial reviews are for authors. Reviews, no matter how long or short, help other readers, bookstores, and libraries decide whether to buy a book. So if you’ve recently read a book and enjoyed it, be kind and leave a short review on social media, on the retailer’s site, or elsewhere. Word of mouth is everything in the world of art!