Sci-Fi• Thriller

Review: Additional Clause by Preston K. de Laura

April 13, 2026

Synopsis:

The vacation is over. 249 dead. One survivor. A $50 million reward. All impossibly personal.

The vacation is over. Scott stands alone among the corpses.

249 dead. One survivor. The $50 million reward within reach.

Then the tracker flickers: there is someone else.

Impossible. Everyone’s dead.

Yet in San Ignacio Martir, someone is calling for help.

Someone who knows his name.

Review:

When the story begins, we are given a glimpse into a possible future, a future where vacations provide residents with a chance to unwind, though not in any way we might expect. In a world where resources have become scarce, crime has risen, and people search for new ways to maintain control, a troubling idea emerges.

What if a vacation allowed you to reduce stress, enjoy yourself, meet new people, yet end with only one survivor? Sounds exciting, right? Strangers can support you, vote for you, and the only path to survival is eliminating the competition.

What seems macabre and disturbing ultimately reflects a version of humanity that isn’t entirely unrealistic. When survival is at stake and an advantage can be gained, some people will take any opportunity presented to them – no matter the cost.

It’s a short story, but long enough to paint a picture of a possible future that may not be as far‑fetched as it first appears on the page.

🌙 Recension: Additional Clause by Preston K. de Laura
📚 Genre: Sci-Fi, Thriller
📅 Release Date: April 15, 2026
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📱 Read as: Kindle
💸 I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
🗣️ Language: English
📆 Pages: 65
⭐️ 3/5