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Please tell me I'm not the only person who has agreed to review a book only to regret doing so once you realize how thick the book is and how unfamiliar it sounds. This happened to me with this book. Once I saw it in my hands, I thought to myself, "Holy crap. I agreed to read this?!" But, you know what? I am so glad I did. I am not a huge science-fiction fan and I was a little leery that this novel would bore me to tears. I couldn't have been more wrong. read more

Exceptional Writing By Literary R&R

The world of 2039 is fascinating and if you think Big Brother is watching now, it’s nothing compared to how easily tracked you are in the future. I enjoyed the action-packed story and the author created some very interesting characters in ‘Protocol 7’, both “good” and “bad”. Be warned – at the end of the book we’re left with a really big cliffhanger. ‘Protocol 7’ is a wild ride and I have to wonder what the author has in store for Simon and his friends next…

Star Fisher, (The Bibliophilic Book Blog)

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Trying to find his father, Simon Fitzpatrick embarks on a mysterious adventure that leads him to uncover one of the planet's most unbelievable conspiracies. Protocol 7: Part One of the Arctica Trilogy, is the first installment in this fantasy series. With its illustrative narrative and fast paced prose the author conveys a truly remarkable fantasy world that will remain in your memory. Protocol 7 will leave you itching for the next two installments of this heart racing and epic fantasy series.