Month: August 2022

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Memes Reviews, and Free Books

Memes, Reviews, and Free Books – all picked out by me, Andy Zach.

I thought, “What should I post?”. What have I been reading? Books and of course, then I review them. I also have memes I’ve been seeing. Finally, I have free books to give to you.

Let’s start with the free books: click here to get yours.

Memes, Reviews – Let’s Begin Right Here

Isn’t English a funny language? Let me know if you speak any other language than English and I’ll give you a free book. Click here. Or, you can email me at [email protected]

Memes Reviews
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My recent fantasy review:

Memes Reviews
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Review ofMELIK NIGHTCAT and THE ELVEN PRINCE: The Key Of Brundag (Kindle Edition)
Rating4 of 5 stars
Shelvesfantasy, humor, read, ya-fiction
FormatKindle Edition
StatusAugust 3, 2022 – Shelved as: humor
ReviewThis was my first book by J Kirk Perry and it was an autographed first edition–and certainly worth it! I read it in one sitting last night.

Melik begins in an out-of-the-way farming village, entertaining the locals when an elven prince shows up and arrests him. The local Jarl wants him for something.

Melik can escape but gives his word not to. Also, he’s dying to know how the elven prince, a rather stuck-up and superior mage, found him.

That doesn’t get revealed until the end of the book. Meanwhile, the rambunctious, impulsive, and unconventional Melik, a thief and a mage and a secret agent for the Empress, goes on a wild series of adventures with the elvan prince: staid, conventional, and convinced of his own superiority.

Highly recommended to anyone who wants some good fantasy fun.

Memes, Reviews – More to Come

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SciFi Fuel Paranormal Privateers Memes Reviews
The cover of my third novel Paranormal Privateers. Click to get yours.

The most recent review follows:

5.0 out of 5 stars 

Action, humor, refreshing zombies; Yes please!

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2022

This series is the first I have read of Andy Zach’s and I am glad I picked it up! The series continues with lots of action, characters continue to be developed, humor, and the zombies are still not mindless shells ambling around awaiting an axe to the head. Still a refreshing take on zombies as a whole. I look forward to what Andy writes next! Audio Version: Phil Blechman and Raven Perez do a great job with their respective characters and the overall narration.

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Your Best Science and July Science Fiction

Your Best Science and July Science Fiction as curated by me, Andy Zach. I’ve been cruising the internet for the biggest and best science news. This is what will fuel my next SciFi and fantasy books, Plus, I’ll tell you how you can get free books.

TLDR version: Click here to get free books from me. What books you ask? These three, for example:

Christmas Zombie Turkey Style July Science Fiction
Life After Life Chronicles is available as a series! Click to get on Amazon.

If you want signed copies at a lower price than Amazon, with free shipping and no taxes, click here.

July Science Fiction – Your first book

July Science Fiction
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Midshipman Henry Gallant in Space (The Henry Gallant Saga, #1)
Rating4 of 5 stars
Shelvesmilitary-scifi, read, science-fiction edit
FormatKindle Edition edit
StatusAugust 1, 2022 – Finished Reading4 Show more
ReviewAuthor Peter Alesso does a good job in his opening novel of this series. He portrays the troubles of being a normal human being in a time of genetic advancement. Then he details the technical training of a midshipman in the United Planets federation.

But there is an alien force lurking in the solar system. So far they have been benign. Will that continue?

Read and find out.

Do you have comments? Do you have a review you want me to publish? Just let me know by clicking here.

July Science Fiction – Your Second Book Follows

Zombie Detective: The Extraordinary Adventures of Sam Melvin by Andy Zach (Goodreads Author)

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Jul 27, 2022

It was amazing

When Lisa fires Sam he doesn’t know what he’s going to do, for about two seconds till she tells him he has until that night to find a new career. He works better under the deadline and she should know because she’s his wife. This book was one of the funniest books I have ever read.

I love Simon Carr’s books and because I have brought all of his books I wanted to find a new author who was just as funny and I found him. I had no idea zombie animals were that prevalent but they are in this guy investigates the situation and when he’s hired by the government crazy things ensue.

I love this book and highly recommend it if you love to laugh and trust me they have giggles on every page. You can really truly tell when comedy comes natural and when they are trying too hard in this author his comedic talent in spades I cannot say enough how funny this book is and can’t wait to read the second one in the theories or at least I hope they have a second one.

I was given this book by the author in story origin but I am leaving this review voluntarily please forgive any mistakes as I am blind and dictate my review but all opinions are definitely my own.

Janalyn Prude‘s review

Now Here Is Where You Get Science

Maybe you thought my zombie novel as science fiction was far-fetched? Guess again! We’ve got zombie cyborg spiders coming at you!

How old are your ears, based upon the test below? Just play the video and note the age when you can no longer hear the signal. Mine were 64, which is pretty close to my real age of 66.

Tell me your results and I’ll send you a free book. Click here.

Cities of the future are always a good SciFi trope. Here’s one planned for Saudi Arabia. Would you like to live in this city?

Moving on to astronomy, check out this new supernova, recently discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope:

What color is the moving square in the following video? My answer is below.

The square color is midway between the blue and the orangish pink, a kind of gray.

Finally, the classic SciFi image is a pinwheel or cartwheel galaxy. I once read a book about the view of the Milky Way from the Lesser Magellanic Cloud. It filled the sky.