You are currently viewing Book Review: Ascension by Nicholas Binge 4.5/5

Book Review: Ascension by Nicholas Binge 4.5/5

It shouldn’t exist but it does.. and now it’s changing them.

Welcome!

A big Congratulations! to Nicholas Binge on his latest release, Ascension, a gripping journey that will have you on the edge of your seat.

This is hands down one of my favorite reads this year. An absorbing psychological thriller that will leave you questioning life, time, history, humanity, religion.. it’s the kind of book that will stay with you.

Check it out, grab a copy, and get lost in a story that will wrap you within its pages.. daring you to believe the impossible.

Enjoy!

(Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. Any purchases made through my links may earn me a small commission at no additional cost to you.)

Ascension by Nicholas Binge

Publication date: April 25, 2023
Pages: 352
Genre: Mystery, Science Fiction, Psychological Thriller
Standalone

First line: My brother disappeared twenty-nine years ago.

Characters: Interesting.
Storyline: Curious. Compelling. Gripping.
Pace: Suitable.
Writing: Highly Intelligent. Quotable.
Cover: 4/5

POVs:
Benjamin Tunmore, Harold Tunmore.

Four and a Half Stars!

Along with a handful of others, Harold Tunmore, a physicist, is recruited by shadowy government types to join an expedition of the utmost secrecy. An impossible discovery that confounds even the greatest minds.

Time is watching.
They are changing.
And still.. something drives them to push on.
What they’ve found would rock the world.
But will they survive?

——————————————————————————————————————————————————

This is by far one of my favorite reads this year.
Does it start off slow? Yes. Did some of the more intellectual portions go over my head? Oh, definitely. I like science and physics but these fascinating characters are among some of the best minds in the world (and they may be fictional.. but they’re way smarter than me.)

This is the first book I’ve read by Nicholas Binge but I can tell you now—he has made a fan out of me. I loved the writing, the mystery, and the atmosphere. It was, in a way, similar to what I’ve come to expect from Dean Koontz. Dark, intelligent, and intense. I was overcome with a desperate need to understand the strange, yet fascinating puzzle.. it consumed me and I was not disappointed.

I won’t say much else, this is the kind of book you go into with as little info as possible, but I will say that it’s the sort of unpredictable that will have you chasing answers to the very end.

——————————————————————————————————————————————————

Thanks so much for stopping by, I hope my review was helpful!

Follow Read Betwixt Words on WordPress.com

This Post Has 6 Comments

  1. Tessa @TessaTalksBooks

    Ooo…a Dean Koontz comparison. That really intrigues me. Excellent review!

    1. Sheri Dye

      Another Koontz fan! Woot! And thank you!
      I didn’t think I would enjoy this one as much as I did but it surprised me. If you get a chance to pick it up, I’d love to know what you think.🌹

  2. D. Wallace Peach

    I love intelligent reads, Sheri, and the Koontz comparison gives a great hint about what to expect. Finding an awesome read is always a highlight. Thanks for the recommendation!

    1. Sheri Dye

      Hey, sorry about the late response.
      Dean Koontz has been a favorite author of mine since I was a teen so finding authors that have a similar style is always a treat.
      I think you’d really enjoy this one so I hope you get the chance to pick it up.
      Thank you and it’s always a pleasure!

      1. D. Wallace Peach

        I like Koontz even more than king, so I might give it a try!

        1. Sheri Dye

          I have to agree with you. King is a killer author but I tend to be drawn more to Koontz.

Comments are closed.