The Book Adventures of Emily: Book Review: Sleeper Protocol By Kevin Ikenberry

Sleeper Protocol

By Kevin Ikenberry

Genre: Science Fiction

Publisher: Red Adept Publishing

Book Description:

Kieran Roark awakens in a wheelchair, unable to remember anything. As part of a classified experiment, he will have one year to learn his identity and recover his memory, or he will be euthanized by the state.

Scientist Berkeley Bennett has one mission: manipulate Kieran’s emotions in an attempt to bring back his memory. But when she falls in love with him, she is forced to make a harrowing decision that may cost Kieran his life.

What Kieran knows could save Earth from a coming war. Whether he believes the future is worth saving is another matter. Racing across an unfamiliar world in a body he does not recall, Kieran needs to discover who he was and, more importantly, who he is.

Book Review:

Kieran wakes up and has no idea where he is. He cannot remember anything about himself. Kieran soon learns that he is an experiment and needs to recover his memory. He is also hit with a twist and is told that Earth is under attack. With the help of Scientist Berkeley Bennett, Kieran will familiarize with this new Earth and discover who he is.

Sleeper Protocol is fantastic! I loved everything about it. I felt that every single question that any reader could've asked about Sleeper Protocol is answered because the book is so detailed. Kieran moved through the story, growing and learning more about this new world perfectly. I feel that Sleeper Protocol is perfect for futuristic, science fiction readers and also anyone who wants a well written book! Five stars!

Author Bio:

Kevin Ikenberry’s head has been in the clouds since he was old enough to read. Ask him, and he’ll tell you that he still wants to be an astronaut. Kevin has a diverse background in space and space science education. A former manager of the world-renowned U.S. Space Camp program in Huntsville, Alabama, and a former executive of two Challenger Learning Centers, Kevin continues to work with space every day.  He lives in Colorado with his wife and two daughters.  His home is seldom a boring place.

Kevin’s short fiction has appeared internationally through Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, AntipodeanSF, Mindflights, Twisted Dreams Magazine, and most recently in the anthology Extreme Planets, available from Chaosium.