Crimson

Originally designed to be a part two to the novel Cobalt, Crimson focuses on the evil that has been unleashed in the world. Dreama, a child G enious, has seemingly made a technology produced by her father, and brought it to another level of evil. The I treguing style of C.G. Blade has the reader enjoying music, lyrics, intermission, with wit and sarcasm to keep the horror of the novel a little light. This style is the first of its kind that I have encountered, and it opens up a whole new way to approach science fiction, with Distopia, a little James Bond, and even Steampunk elements can be found within its pages. The \”what ifs\” in this novel will have you researching historical events, conspiracy theory, and music on youtube! A great mixture of past and future has been created to the beat of music, and gives you a wild ride across continents. The reader puts together pieces from Cobalt as to how the technology used for good in Cobalt has been used for evil at the same time in Crimson. Dreama, a red Skittles eating pschopath, leaves a trail of distruction, and constructs a powerhouse in Hawaii in an attempt to rule the world. Tanks of red liquid, computers, a codex, and someone hiding behind a vidset and a digitized voice is the mastermind behind it all who is this voice?What is the plan? Who is the Crimson Alliance? As you read this novel, pieces of history come to light. The country has just overthrown a coup in the government(see Cobalt, Novel #1), and more disaster is on its way. Can Petra and her other Cobalt sister\’s stop the madness? Globe trotting from New York, to Hawaii, and finally Asia, the Cobalt girls have their work cut out for them. Evil has been brought back at Biblical proportions, and doom awaits the West Coast. Firefly destruction sets off the novel at a fast pace, and readers are in for a fast paced ride with some amazing weapons, vehicles, technology and scandal. Find out what Dreama has become a part of in the second instalment of the Pseuodyth series.

A suspenseful, futuristic, sci-fi masterpieces that will keep you begging for more! I can\’t wait to read his next work of art!

yes get it read it! book two of the trilogy does not disappoint

Petra is back in the second Trinity novel, this time shes pitted against the Crimson Alliance, a group believed controlled by a Chinese Shadow organization. There is a lot happening in this one. First, the Guidestones in Georgia attract planes like a magnet, causing a great catastrophe with many dead and injured. Evidence leads Petra to Hawaii where she finds Dreama, the daughter of Ray Nelson. She is bringing her back to the mainland when she crashes in front of another cataclysm wiping half of California off the map, and making Nevada the new seacoast. Now duplicates of Petra are striking, killing anyone in their path and causing destruction across America. The president, with Ray Nelsons help, device a military strike against North Korea and China. This was another fun romp by the author of COBALT, a science fiction action yarn with humor and plenty of action. You dont have to believe it, just go along for the ride. The author is enjoying himself, and you should too. I would be amiss if I didnt say something about Captain Petra Kayden Daces aircraft yes, she was promoted to captain at the end of the last novel. Also in that novel she acquired 8 drones she named after patriotic men: George, Joan Paul, Patrick, Benjamin, Thomas, Than, James, etc. They can morph into anything, in this case a P35B jet plane. I also called Petra the future Captain America last time, but in this novel she reminded me more of Wonder Woman and her invisible plane. One more comment I feel that I have to make; these books are being sold at cost, not for profit. If readers are looking for their moneys worth, plus a darn good read, these books are for you. Highly recommended.

Crimson C. G. Blade Reviewed by Roy Murry, Author Conspiracies have been abounding since JFK\’s murder. They have multiplied over the years into all realms of conjecture. When a real one exists, will we recognize it? It is 2076, Blade\’s heroine of book one of his trinity series, Petra, a Cobalt semi- A.I., comes out of a four-month state of rehabilitation to find herself confronted with a Conspiracy against the USA. Who or what is behind it? The North American Continent is being attacked by numerous disasters that scientifically is not explainable. Petra is given the task to get to the root of the problem. With her new programming including a humor side, she and Tee, her computer counterpart, confront the evil attacking the American way of life. In that confrontation, Crimson, another semi- A.I. and a company of characters have become an enemy that is formidable. The battle is on an international scale and I, the reader, marveled at the ingenuity of the weaponry. The exciting result appeases me for a moment until learning that it was not what it seemed to be. The caveat is set to entice the reader to want more of the action, characters, historical notes, the humor, and the battle against a Conspiracy. A great transition for this Trinity to keep the reader interested. Cobalt set the stage for this Sci-Fi Thriller.

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