By: Cynthia Ayala
A novel that focuses more on the aspect of telling a story than the actual science fiction of the time traveling. Beautifully written and constructed, The Map of Time offers readers a chance to see the author and is motivation for the novel.
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By: Cynthia Ayala
Palma does it again this his indirect sequel to ‘The Map of Time’. With exquisite detail and strong characterization, a play unfold before the readers eyes with intricate story telling.
Continue reading “A Magical Science Fiction Adventure | Review of ‘The Map of the Sky’ (Trilogía Victoriana, #2)”
By: Cynthia Ayala
So to be honest, I expected to be done with the third arc of the pretty little lairs series but Pretty Little Secrets was kind of a letdown so I continued to put it down and procrastinate on actually finishing the novel. I hardly ever do that unless a novel really bores me. Just look at my Goodreads stats, I read super-fast…much to the disdain of my mother who says books are wasted on me. Nevertheless, here’s my reading list for the week. I hope everyone had a wonderful weekend and had a chance to see Guardians of the Galaxy this weekend between reading.
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By: Cynthia Ayala
A novel that focuses more on the aspect of telling a story than the actual science fiction of the time traveling. Beautifully written and constructed, The Map of Time offers readers a chance to see the author and is motivation for the novel.
Continue reading “Unexpected Beauty | Review of ‘The Map of Time’”
By: Cynthia Ayala ’16 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer
“The Map of Time” is the first novel in the Trilogía Victoriana and pulls historical fiction together with fantasy and science fiction. Continue reading “Unexpected Beauty | Review of “The Map of Time” – Emertainment Monthly”
