Editorial Reviews for “The Korpes File Series.”

Book 1

Published in March of 2017, book one of “The Korpes File Series” has had a great reception. Here is the collection of editorial reviews, reviews, and interviews I’ve done for The Korpes File.

Five Stars “…The Korpes File is a dynamic debut from J. I. Rogers that is sure to delight any die-hard science fiction fan looking for something new. The second novel of the 942 series was published this past March and continues the trials and tribulations of Technician Nash Korpes trying to find his way in a turbulent and dangerous world.
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~ Chanticleer Book Reviews
The Korpes File won Grand Prize in the CIBA 2018 Cygnus Awards for Speculative Science Fiction.

Five Stars “…Its intelligent story-line only adds to depth of emotion the reader feels.  Not an easy book to read, it is nevertheless a page turner.  Complex and fascinating, the reader will discover more and more elements each time it is read…”
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~ Gwenellen Tarbet of InD’Tale Magazine

Five Stars “…The sci-fi piece is plainly at the core of the story, but J.I. Rogers fluidly incorporated levels of racism, love and corruption into the story-line as well. The Korpes File is sure to be a hit with sci-fi fans…”
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~ Originally critiqued by a member of the Authors Talk About It team
The Korpes File won first place in the ATAI Book Award Contest – Science Fiction

Five Stars “…The futuristic and gritty setting is a strong pillar of The Korpes File…”
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~ Ray Simmons of Readers’ Favorite

Five Stars “…Rogers’ amazing characters are built from the ground up. Their personalities are based as much on their generational histories and ethnic origins as much as the individual traits to which they are ascribed. The diversity of characters and situations that drive this plot-line forward, amidst a perfect storm of shocking and oftentimes devastating scenarios, causes cultural diversity to spur racial paranoia, impossible technologies to suddenly be made possible, and clashing personalities to find a way to mesh together despite their differences—allowing the main protagonists to somehow come together and work toward a common goal…”
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~ IHIBRP Book Review by J. B. Richards

Five Stars “…Few debut books attempt to achieve what J. I. Rogers set out to achieve, and even fewer are able to create a story that is so unlike everything else out there. The Korpes File is one such work and a stellar debut novel for Rogers…”
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~ LITERARY TITAN

BGS Gold BadgeThe Korpes File
Which line stood out from all the others in the book?
“For the record, topside is overrated – it’s beautiful, green, but remember, everything up there wants to kill you.”
General Summary for Context:
An epic Science Fiction adventure that spans ten years in the life of Nash X. Korpes, a technician with an agenda.
Concise Review:
The Korpes File is an epic science fiction story revolving around Nash Korpes, a technician in the weapons department of the Korlune Military Research and Development’s recombinant genetics department. He is a Diasopran and is a lower rank in society, and without his knowledge, is subject to medical tests. The book spans ten years in his life and incorporates several character developments. Keeping track of everyone takes a lot of concentration, but it’s worth it as the world comes to life with Nash’s work, love life, and family. The book does leave many unanswered questions as Nash works on a final plan of his own to join the corporate world.
General thoughts on the Novel:
The book was a struggle to get through at times. The world-building is extensive and very well-written. The characters are many, but once the story gets going and the characters are introduced, it flows adequately.
– Editorial Review by BooksGoSocial

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Book 2

Published in March of 2019, book two of “The Korpes File Series” is proving to be a worthy successor to book one. Here is the collection of editorial reviews, reviews, and interviews I’ve done for The Korpes Agenda

Five Stars“…  I enjoyed the fast pace of the story and how Nash seemed to be directing everything. He was the focal point of the story and he really lived up to it. He is such a human character; he had flaws, he had his quirks and he knew where his strengths lay. The overall atmosphere and the suspense had me reading on and wanting more. Very, very entertaining!”
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~ Rabia Tanveer of Readers’ Favorite

Five Stars “…This being the second in a series, the author does an amazing job summarizing each character and pulling in quick but thorough elements from the first book in order to bring readers up to speed.
Science fiction fans will appreciate the technical aspects of Rogers’s work, and readers who seek a main character who provides the opportunity for psychological study will immediately be drawn to Nash Korpes...”
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~ LITERARY TITAN

Five Stars “…Rogers’ ability to set up a multitude of scenes and cast her players brilliantly within the spheres of a complex and ever-changing universe is on par with Sci-Fi writers Frank Hebert (Dune), Gene Roddenberry (Star Trek), and George Lucas (Star Wars). The author has created a pantheon of amazing worlds, unforgettable characters, and suspenseful circumstances that range from the radical to the profound…”
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~ IHIBRP Book Review by J. B. Richards

BGS Gold Badge – The Korpes Agenda
Which line stood out from all the others in the book?  
“Unali no Kor-es Tulum” 
General Summary for Context:
A futuristic story full of action, hatred and all-out war. Can one Diasporan, Nash Korpes succeed and put an end to the fight?  
Concise Review:
Set in a bleak future with different races factioning against each other, Nash Korpes is trying to change the future whilst battling his own demons, with few friends and many enemies, time is against him despite his genius.
Well written and easy to read, this sci-fi novel kept me hooked, Nash was a very interesting and lonely character whilst Davis, his friend and colleague were, to start, a breath of fresh air. The only downside I saw to this novel was that I hadn’t read the first book and because of this, some of the references and goings-on left me feeling a bit lost, I’m definitely going to pick up the first in the series now though, I would recommend!  
General thoughts on the Novel:  
It was enjoyable and easy to read.
~ Editorial Review by BooksGoSocial

Crowned HeartFour and a half Stars “…This book is a grippingly satisfying piece of dystopian science fiction genius! Even though the tale is beautifully brilliantly written, the story is a little jumbled in the beginning, making it difficult to understand exactly what is going on. It eventually does come together, but it might be a good idea to read the first book in the series just to understand the world. The story itself, however, is not hard to follow. The complex characterizations and descriptions of each of the different species makes for very creatively imagined world…”
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~ Roslynn Ernst of InD’Tale Magazine

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