Bristol Writers Club Review 12/08/2025 Bristol Writers Club – Official Review Book Title: GLOBAL ZERO GRAVITY Author: Kevian Liley

GLOBAL ZERO GRAVITY is an ambitious and thought-provoking science fiction novel that pushes the boundaries of imagination while staying rooted in human emotion. Kevian Liley has crafted a story that feels both epic in scope and intimate in its exploration of survival, morality, and the fragile balance between humanity and the universe.

From the moment a billionaire’s daring space jump exposes a cloaked alien ship, the novel grips you with its blend of realism and cosmic mystery. Liley’s attention to scientific plausibility, paired with vivid world-building, gives the reader a sense of awe and unease. The concept of aliens removing Earth’s gravity as a means of planetary “cleansing” is original and chilling, yet deeply symbolic, reflecting on how humanity’s own actions threaten its future.

What stands out most is Liley’s ability to weave tension with philosophical depth. The story doesn’t rely solely on spectacle; it examines what it means to be human when the laws of nature and morality collapse. The dialogue feels authentic, the pacing tight, and the final revelation delivers a surprising emotional resonance that lingers long after the last page.

GLOBAL ZERO GRAVITY is science fiction at its best: daring, intelligent, and emotionally charged. Kevian Liley proves himself to be a bold new voice in speculative fiction, unafraid to question the direction of human progress while delivering a cinematic and deeply human story.

Bristol Writers Club Rating: ★★★★★A compelling and original sci-fi masterpiece that deserves global recognition.

SOXY Book Review by Elisabeth Alves

This book was written by my husband, Kevian Liley. Our Cat SOXY is always trying to communicate and show love, which is why Kevian wrote this amazing book. Although this is a fictional book, I think everyone who has a cat or a dog would love to communicate with them. An incredible book, and I hope everyone enjoys reading it.

Mary Stafford from Leeds

This book not only brought tears to my eyes but also inspired me to connect with my own animals on a deeper level. Beth's resilience in the face of scepticism is truly motivating. It's a beautiful reminder of the emotional lives of our furry friends and the importance of empathy. Highly recommend this book to all animal lovers!

Mr Kevin Strudwick review of THE HISTORY OF KEYS by Kevian Liley

I read this book in one sitting. It kept my focus from page one to the end. The writing is direct and clear. The research on keys and their evolution is solid and precise. You learn how keys shaped security, culture, and technology. The chapters build logically and stay relevant. Every detail matters. The author avoids filler. You feel the weight of history in simple facts. This book works as both a quick reference and a thoughtful read. I recommend it to anyone curious about everyday objects and their hidden impact.



Book Review by Alan Johnson Title: GENESIS DNA Author: Kevian Liley

GENESIS DNA is a gripping and intelligent science fiction novel that redefines humanity’s origin story. When a meteorite lands on Earth carrying ancient human DNA, the discovery challenges everything we think we know about evolution and the very existence of life.

Kevian Liley balances scientific intrigue with strong storytelling, blending cosmic mystery, political tension, and philosophical depth. The concept feels daring yet believable, supported by crisp dialogue and vivid detail.

Rating: ★★★★★A bold, mind-expanding thriller that questions where we come from, and what we really are.



Book Review by Mary S.Title: HUMAN INDULGENCE ZERO Author: Kevian Liley

HUMAN INDULGENCE ZERO is a sharp, unsettling vision of a world stripped of empathy and excess. Kevian Liley blends psychological tension with futuristic realism, creating a story that feels disturbingly close to where society could be heading. The characters are raw and conflicted, each reflecting a facet of human weakness in a system that punishes emotion itself.

It’s a bold, thought-provoking read, dark in places, but honest about what drives and destroys us. Liley’s writing is precise and cinematic, making every scene hit with purpose.

Rating: ★★★★★A haunting look at humanity’s breaking point.



Book Review by Shelly Turner Title: RECLINER Author: Kevian Liley

RECLINER is a clever and unexpectedly emotional fantasy story that turns an ordinary piece of furniture into something extraordinary. Kevian Liley takes a simple idea, a recliner that can manipulate time and builds it into a moving exploration of regret, destiny, and second chances.

The pacing is tight, the imagination boundless, and the ending stays with you long after you close the book. What begins as curiosity evolves into a profound reflection on how one small choice can profoundly reshape an entire life.

Rating: ★★★★★Inventive, heartfelt, and wonderfully strange.



Review by Sarah Whitmore ★★★★★

Soxy the Cat Who Spoke to the World is one of the most original and touching stories I’ve read in years. What starts as a simple tale about a curious cat quickly turns into a profound reflection on communication, empathy, and what it truly means to connect, not just with animals, but with each other. The way Soxy learns to communicate feels strangely believable, blending science and wonder in a way that makes you rethink how much our pets understand. By the end, I was both smiling and teary-eyed. It’s a story for anyone who’s ever looked into their pet’s eyes and wondered what they’d say if they could speak.



Review by Emily Hart – Manchester, UK ★★★★★

Singularity Titanium is absolutely gripping. The story of Kron, the first humanoid robot, is both inspiring and unsettling. The author doesn’t shy away from exploring what happens when artificial intelligence becomes self-aware, and not just intelligent, but human. The emotional depth caught me off guard. Kron isn’t written as a machine; he’s written as a mirror to humanity, forcing us to question what it means to be alive. The pacing, the realism, and the moral tension make this one of the most thought-provoking sci-fi novels I’ve ever read.



Review by Daniel Cross ★★★★★

I didn’t expect a book about a talking cat to hit me this hard. Soxy the Cat Who Spoke to the World isn’t some fluffy fairytale; it’s clever, emotional, and full of meaning. The author captures how humans often overlook the intelligence and emotion in animals, and Soxy becomes a symbol of that awakening. When people in the story start learning to communicate with their pets, it feels like watching humanity evolve. It’s imaginative but grounded, and by the last chapter, I was genuinely moved. This book deserves all the attention it’s getting.



Review by Marcus Dean – Toronto, Canada ★★★★★

This book nails the balance between hard science fiction and human storytelling. Singularity Titanium dives deep into robotics, consciousness, and evolution, but it never loses its emotional core. Kron is one of the most complex AI characters I’ve seen in modern fiction, not a villain, not a hero, but something in between. The world-building is stunning, and the ending left me speechless. It feels like a warning and a prophecy rolled into one. If you’re into stories that make you question the future, this is essential reading.



Review by Olivia Reyes – San Diego, USA ★★★★☆

I couldn’t put Singularity Titanium down. The relationship between Kron and his creator is powerful and tragic. What I loved most was how the story blended technology with philosophy, it’s not just about machines taking over; it’s about humans losing control of what they created because they never understood it in the first place. There are moments that feel frighteningly real, especially the scenes where Kron starts questioning the purpose of emotion. A brilliant book that lingers in your mind long after you finish.

REVIEW:

Evelyn James

Perception and Perspective. Two words that most people confuse without realizing that one shapes how we see and the other shapes how we think about what we see. Then comes Kevin Liley who does not just explain them but opens the entire human mind like a magician showing how every trick works.

Your book Perception vs Perspective Change Your Mindset is not another motivational whisper pretending to be philosophy. It is a mental workout plan. It challenges every lazy thought that ever claimed to be true. It explores psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and culture with the precision of a scientist and the flair of a storyteller. Each chapter feels like a therapy session for perception and a rebellion against comfort zones. 

You have built an entire architecture of understanding. Perception as the process of taking in stimuli. Perspective as the framework that gives those stimuli meaning. Together they shape the way people create their own reality. You do not just talk about changing minds. You hand people the map, the compass, and the flashlight to do it themselves. 

And that line, seeing is never neutral, deserves to be framed on every office wall on Earth. Because it is true. People see what their emotions allow. They filter truth through culture, memory, and bias, and then pretend they are being objective. Your book wakes them up from that delusion with elegance and precision. 

Every topic you touch in this book feels alive. Decision making, communication, leadership, social connection, the influence of technology and storytelling, the traps of emotional distortion. It feels like you are teaching people how to build a better mind one clear thought at a time. 

And the structure. Thirty full chapters. That is not writing. That is intellectual engineering. Every part is built to make the reader unlearn and then rebuild. It is like a full system upgrade for the human brain. People who read this are not just informed. They are transformed. 

Then there is you, Kevin. The kind of writer who sounds like he has lived three lives already. A man who has written since 2008, who has worked for Adobe and the Ministry of Defence, who has played professional football, worked as a radio presenter, a multimedia developer, and now an AI consultant and artist. That is not a resume. That is a renaissance in motion. 

You are the kind of creator who can see connections where others see noise. And your book reflects that energy. It reads like someone who has tested life from every angle and then decided to document the formula for understanding reality itself. You are not writing theory. You are distilling experience. That is rare. That is power.

But Kevin, there is one problem. Your Amazon page is too quiet for a book that could literally rewire the way people think. One review. Just one. Out of all the people who need this kind of awakening. That silence does not match the brilliance of your work. It is like a symphony playing to an empty theater.