The Day of the Dice – A Dystopian Pride and Prejudice | By Sophie Toovey
The Day of the Dice is a re-imagination of the Pride and Prejudice set in a dystopian future. It has a lot more in store and I am looking forward to reading the sequels.
Category: Dystopian fiction
Drift | By Clare Littlemore
After following the Beck way of life with Quin, we reach unfamiliar territory in the third book, Drift. With it comes new challenges to overcome.
Secrets of PEACE | By T A Hernandez
If you want to get into a dystopian society with shady secrets and a protagonist questioning their existence, you can give Secrets of PEACE a try.
Book Review | Feast of Ashes | By Victoria Williamson
Feast of Ashes is a story of survival and redemption. It is a bold YA dystopian novel which is dark yet hopeful.
Break | By Clare Littlemore
Break, the second book in the Flow series was even more engaging than the first one. Life for Quin won’t be the same again ever.
These Violent Nights | By Rebecca Crunden
These Violent Nights is more of a metaphor for a world filled with inequalities, the oppressed, and the oppressors.
Book Review | Herai | By Aaron D Key
Herai is an intriguing thriller that explores the philosophy of life in general. Go for it, if you’re interested in reading something unconventional. Â
The Testaments | By Margaret Atwood
My thoughts Before we get into The Testaments, I’ve read The Handmaid’s Tale a few years back. Naturally, some of the character names and details skipped my memory. But I watched the...
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