Summer is basically the most awaited time of the year. Why? Because it is the season to relax, unwind, and enjoy the warmth of the sun. Although every season is worth waiting for, the atmosphere and brightness that summer brings is incomparable to the other seasons. People can wear thin clothes and do whatever they want since the weather becomes warmer and greater. On that note, different leisure activities can be done both indoors and outdoors with better comfort.
Reading and summer can become the best combination; because, you can read outdoors comfortably and happily with the most relaxing scenery and weather. It is also the most suitable time to look into new genres, such as sci-fi. Why science fiction? It just has the most awesome blend of thrill and excitement with twists that can blow your minds. There are also different tropes that you can find and scientific elements that will add to your knowledge. You wouldn’t only be entertained but also be educated; hence, you are getting the best of both worlds.
So, do you have enough books to delve into the most amazing time of the year? If not, then listed below are some of the must-read science fiction books that you should check out and add to your reading pile.
Moon Luck by Scott Harral
Moon Luck by Harral was published in 2020 by Outskirts Press. The story follows the 30 astronauts who resides on one of the most admired heavenly bodies, which is the moon. They are not ordinary astronauts, because there are some of them that are researchers while others are explorers. What they are doing there is essential, especially on the field of science. There are those that are growing plants and looking for mineral ores while there are also those that creates experiments and makes animosities and close bonds. But, when a peculiar accident killed a senior member, suspicions arise. Was there a murder on the moon? If there was, then who was the actual perpetrator?
The Madhouse Projects by Rick Badman
Published in 2019 by ReadersMagnet, The Madhouse Projects by Rick Badman will definitely give you an adventure-filled story. There were no eerie homicides, only a roller coaster ride of action. It follows the story of Dick Thurman, who was a former professor at a promising university. After getting kicked out of the academic institution, he was hired to be an automotive engineer in Arizona, specifically in the Madhouse. Dick works hard to create fly-wheel-power electric Indy cars that are meant to be used in racing. His wife followed him in the Madhouse and discovered something through a virtual reality program. Thus, the story becomes more interesting.
Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline
Have read or seen Ready Player One? Then, you might want to look into the second book of the series, which is Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline. It was published in 2020 by Ballantine Books and automatically made it to The New York Times bestselling list. The story revolves around the same protagonist, Wade. However, his squad — called the High Five, was scattered worldwide. Aech is in Senegal, Shoto is in Hokkaido, and Samantha is in Vancouver. Wade decided to examine his brand-new skills to keep himself productive. He discovered an inscription on the Easter egg of James Halliday. He followed the instructions and finds the very first functional headset of the OASIS Neural Interface and the action follows.
Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
The bestselling author of The Martian and Artemis penned another remarkable book titled Project Hail Mary. It is a near-future sci-fi book that centers on the story of Ryland Grace, who regained consciousness after being comatose afflicted with amnesia for quite some time. Ryland slowly recalled that he was into a mission going to a solar system called Tau Ceti, which is 12 light-years far from Earth. The purpose of his mission is to look for the cause of the solar dimming activity that might put the humankind on the verge of extinction. Hence, the sequence of the story is delivered through a mixture of both flashbacks of Grace and the present narrations while they are already in the Hail Mary.
Trina’s Travel 