Zeeka Chronicles: Revenge of Zeeka received a five-star review from Readers Favorite on 27th September 2017.
Book Description:
Do you like sci-fi action novels?
Zeeka Chronicles is a futuristic story taking place twenty years in the future.
The book comprises of five stories set in the year 2036 and has been praised for its originality.
New technology and scientific breakthroughs in the field of medical science set the stage for the unimaginable, in this tale of kidnapping, love, lies, revenge, a ghost, a deadly virus, sixty programmable zombies, and a villain you would love to hate.
Robots play major roles.
A reviewer described the book as 'Twilight Zone-like Sci-Fi Shorts that blend zombie lore with robots/hi-tech, futuristic, sci-fi themes and ideas.
Zeeka Chronicles placed third in the category Best Science Fiction in SIBA Awards 2017.
Here is the review:
Reviewed by Sarah Stuart for Readers' Favorite
Five Stars.
Zeeka Chronicles: Revenge of Zeeka by Brenda Mohammed opens with Zeeka and the Zombies.
On the island of Gosh in January 2036 Raynor Sharpe is woken by rattling to see a beach full of small robots.
Is he still dreaming?
Raynor is a hospital doctor and so is the woman he secretly loves, but Janet is engaged to another man.
Gosh’s carnival is turned from an exotic native spectacle to tragedy by a troop of entertainers: zombies who shoot into the audience killing and injuring hundreds.
How can these monsters disintegrate into a heap of dust?
Why is one false head found?
Who is Zeeka, and does he control the zombies?
Why does Janet cancel her wedding?
Can the Chief of Police be trusted, or is he as corrupt as others in the force?
Read on: Zeeka's Child; Zeeka Returns, Zeeka's Ghost, and Resurrection hold the un-guessable answers.
Zeeka Chronicles comprises five books from the Revenge of Zeeka series.
2036 is shown as a technically advanced world by gadgets like watches that act much like today’s smartphones plus visual contact, robots and much more.
The story is built on the premise that a doctor discovers a cure for a disease but is prevented from using it, but the plot becomes more entangled the further you read. Police corruption, suicide, kidnapping, and a very active ghost.
Brenda Mohammed’s writing style is evocative of the future and she handles the science in her fiction brilliantly: reading is believing!
I loved Zeeka Chronicles; it has worldwide appeal for anyone looking for an entertaining story that is different.
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