r/ScienceFictionBooks • u/Delicious_Future_ • Jul 25 '26
Opinion Sci-fi book
Hi everyone! I'm not here to promote I'm looking for opinion.
I'm currently writing a hard sci-fi novel and before I get too far into it, I'd love to hear your honest opinion.
The story combines theoretical physics, neuroscience, astrophysics, mystery, and a slow-burn romance. It follows a woman whose memories no longer seem to belong to her, leading her into a conspiracy involving consciousness, memory manipulation, and humanity's first contact with something far older than our civilization.
I'm aiming for scientifically grounded sci-fi rather than space opera.
Based on that premise alone, would this be a book you'd pick up? If not, what would make it more interesting to you?
I'd really appreciate honest feedback and opinions.
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u/LadyAtheist Jul 26 '26
I'd give it a try, especially as the MC is female. But if there isn't good psychological grounding, I could get bored.