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What Advance Readers are Saying
/ 4 rating- “I had gone into [Neworld Papers] with the mindset that it would be a solid science fiction book with very little romance. Thank goodness for the romance, it made me like this book so much more… The romance just adds a depth to the characters and makes certain events more climactic and important. This book is worth the time to read and is one that I will be recommending to my friends. It is a mix of genres that makes it well rounded enough to appeal to various readers without losing its ground as a science fiction novel.” — OnlineBookClub.org
“A fantastic read. I'm loving this.” — Bobby Nash, 2013 Pulp Ark Writer of the Year
“Neworld Papers gives us not only a well-crafted world with mysterious origins, but a very likable young hero with the power to change it. A full-tilt ride on the fantasy express, Neworld has even more – a thought-provoking look at a controlled society and what can happen when its deepest secrets are exposed.” – Raven Grimaldi, editor/author
"I finished reading Neworld Papers – and I really, really like it! I thought the story was intriguing, the characters believable and the descriptions amazing! — Marielena Zuniga, award-winning writer
"K.B. Shaw's Neworld Papers is an intriguing story about life in a strange, disturbing culture. Featuring a young hero with a mysterious destiny, the story is reminiscent of Frank Herbert's Dune series, with its powerful guilds and ruthless enforcers. I'm looking forward to the next chapter.” — Gregory Urbach, author of the Tranquility series
“Have just finished reading Neworld Papers and found the story well developed and more than capable of holding my interest. The author has developed a unique and interesting world and I look forward to its being fleshed out further in upcoming installments. All in all, a good read.” — Bluedog 95
“I read Neworld Papers with great pleasure. I found the style (though certainly not the subject matter) similar to Hunger Games. I particularly enjoyed the visual nature of the writing. As a long time science fiction fan I appreciated the consistency within the structure of the society and physical configuration. The world thus created had a feel of reality.” — lrclever