In a world filled with infinite possibilities, it can be tough to know which book to pick next. But fear not, your next great adventure is here. In this choose your own adventure, Science Fiction book themed, you can discover your next read.
Will you explore distant planets, dive into dystopian futures, or unravel the mysteries of time and space? Choose wisely.
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The Adventure Begins…
You’re on a starcruiser, deep in the uncharted zones of the galaxy.
The hum of the engine is steady, until it isn’t. Alarms flare. Lights flicker. You’re being chased by an unknown ship, sleek and fast, weapons locked. They’re gaining on you.
Your fingers fly across the control panel. Shields are failing. Options are running out. But then, you spot a few possibilities. Risky? Definitely. But they might just save your life.
What do you do?
- Land on the nearby planet, rumoured to be a tropical sanctuary. You can see safehaven there.
- Try to call for help on your communication unit.
- Turn the ship around and attack. You’re trained for this.
- Head into the blackhole and hope for the best. You might outrun them yet and your courage holds strong.
If you choose 1:
You steer toward the planet, its green surface gleaming like a jewel. But as you descend through the atmosphere, things begin to shift. The air is too thick. The vegetation too still. You land, only to realise, this “sanctuary” is a trap.
The Forcing by Paul E. Hardisty
A desperate group seeks escape with the hope of freedom. In a future where civilisation has collapsed, a group of exiled older citizens escape the harsh desert to seek a rumoured tropical sanctuary. Facing brutal dangers and hard truths, their fight for survival will change everything.
If you love a good sci-fi dystopian, check out The Forcing by Paul E. Hardisty.
If you choose 2:
You adjust your comms unit and broadcast a distress signal. Static. Then… music? A strange, haunting song plays through the static. It seeps into your thoughts. This isn’t just interference. It’s something more. Something dangerous.
The Hush by Skye Melki-Wegner
When Chester accidentally taps into forbidden magic, he’s rescued from execution by the outlaw Nightfall Gang. Drawn into a dark mirror-world where music is deadly, he must help them fight a corrupt regime.
If you love your sci-fi with a hint of romance and action, read The Hush by Skye Melki-Wegner.
If you choose 3:
You flip the ship and power up your weapons. This isn’t your first fight. You’re a trained assassin, and this craft is more than meets the eye. Your enemies have no idea what’s coming. Your attackers should be the ones who are trembling, not you.
Nevernight by Jay Kristoff
In a land of endless sunlight, Mia Corvere trains at a deadly assassin school, determined to avenge her family and master the dark powers of the shadows.
Read Nevernight by Jay Kristoff and dive in this action packed series.
If you choose 4:
You aim the ship toward the black hole. The warning lights scream in protest, but you press forward. Space bends. Colours vanish. Time twists. Your ship trembles… then bursts through.
Silence. Emptiness. You are alone in a sea of stars
Something is out there. Watching.
A voice enters your mind.
One of the Watchers of the Stars, eternal beings who drift in the void. They are impressed with your daring escape and have been watching your journey for some time.
They offer you a gift to help you with your future adventures. Choose wisely, for each path will shape the universe around you.
Which gift do you choose?
- Infinite knowledge
- The power to turn back time
- The ability to wield magic
Infinite Knowledge
The cosmos unfolds before you. Every secret of every star, every law of science, every tale told and untold.
Science Fiction: The 101 Best Novels 1985 – 2010 by Damien Broderick
The ultimate power is in knowledge, and what better way to curate your knowledge than with a collection of the best sci-fi novels? You wont settle for just one book to read, your search for knowledge is insatiable.
Inspired by David Pringle’s original work, this guide highlights the 101 best English-language science fiction novels from 1985 to 2010, offering reviews, summaries, and critical insights for fans and newcomers alike.
Read Science Fiction: The 101 Best Novels 1985 – 2010 by Damien Broderick.
The Power to Turn Back Time
You feel the seconds unwind in your mind like silk. The past is no longer fixed. It’s a garden of paths, waiting for you to tread again. But altering the past always comes with consequences.
You reach for a story where time is fluid, fragile, and fiercely protected.
Dreaming of Zhou Gong by Traci Harding
In ancient China, a mystical woman named Hudan joins forces with the noble Ji brothers to overthrow a cruel emperor, but a darker curse and mysterious dream visitors threaten their quest.
Explore ancient China and read Dreaming of Zhou Gong by Traci Harding.
The Ability to Wield Magic
A current of energy surges through you, a force older than planets, deeper than galaxies. You are no longer bound by the laws of physics.
Power surges at your fingertips, ready to be commanded.
Laws Of Magic 1: Blaze Of Glory by Michael Pryor
Young magician Aubrey and his loyal friend George uncover a deadly plot against a prince and set out to solve the mystery themselves, plunging into danger, magic, and adventure.
Dive into this steampunk sci-fi if you love magic and mystery. Read Laws Of Magic 1: Blaze Of Glory by Michael Pryor.
Your Journey Comes to an End
You made your choice.
Through knowledge, time, or magic, you have stepped beyond the ordinary and embraced the unknown.
So what’s next?
Do you return to the beginning and make another choice? Do you take a new adventure with Choose Your Own Adventure Book (Fantasy Edition)?
Or do you close the hatch, clutch your book tight, and head deeper into the stars?
No matter your choice, happy reading!