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Review: The Suicide House by Charlie Donlea
The Suicide House is the second novel in Charlie Donlea’s Rory Moore/Lane Phillips series. Yet it could easily be read as a standalone novel as well (it worked for me). It is a thriller that will draw you in and demand your full attention. Read more
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Review: The Chaos of Luck by Catherine Cerveny
The Chaos of Luck is the second novel in Catherine Cerveny’s Felicia Sevigny trilogy. Once again we’re back to a world of science fiction. Or rather, a universe of it. Cervency’s world encompasses much of the solar system, and it is full of dynamic and dangerous characters. Read more
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Review: Freeing Finch by Ginny Rorby
Freeing Finch comes from the mind that brought us Hurt Go Happy. Ginny Rorby has been known for her stories that seem to touch the hearts of its readers, and Freeing Finch is no exception. Read more
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Review: A Killing Frost by Seanan McGuire
As hard as this may be to believe, we are now fourteen books (and at least twice that many short stories) into the October Daye Series. A Killing Frost is the latest novel in this series by Seanan McGuire, and it is absolutely worth the wait. Read more
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Review: To Sleep in a Sea of Stars by Christopher Paolini
Can you believe it? Christopher Paolini is back, only this time he isn’t diving back into the world of fantasy! Instead, he’s taking a swing at science fiction. From the moment this book was announced, I knew that it was going to be one epic adventure. Read more
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Review: Quantum Shadows by L.E. Modesitt Jr.
Quantum Shadows is the latest novel from L.E. Modesitt Jr., and you just know that it’s going to be a book full to the brim of science fiction and so much more. Read more
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