Looking for new dystopian novels to add to your TBR pile? Books that lean more toward satire than romance? Then I’ve got some new releases for you! And this week’s list is extra special, because it includes a book from yours truly!
First up…
No One Dies
by Robert Pagano
The person who created a way to upload your memories so that you can download them again into a new body is killed and revived only to find out that the government stole his tech and he’s missing a month of memories.
What you’ll find inside: Good intentions and bad deeds, psychological depth, a downward spiral.
Zero Billionaires
by Alexander Titus and Sean Platt
All the billionaires in the world are killed by perfectly functioning machines they owned, and their wealth is distributed evenly to everyone who remains… now what?
What you’ll find inside: Multiple POVs, “eat the rich” perspective, first book in a series.
The Precipice People
by Megan Bledsoe
In a country that’s trading freedom for the efficiency of a biometric police state, ten citizens must choose between the tenuous safety of their known but deteriorating world and the uncertain potential of a new but unknown reality.
What you’ll find inside: Multiple POVs, fiction that pulls no punches, first book in a trilogy.
And there you have it!
That rounds out our list of new releases to read if you love dystopian satire. But if you burn through all of these this weekend and find yourself wanting a palette cleanser, I have a cozy fantasy series that will probably make you laugh. You can check out Corbin Kohl here.