Book Review: Gail Carriger’s Waistcoats & Weaponry
It’s seduction and weaponry for Sophronia when she and her friends hijack a train to return Sidheag to her pack in Scotland and uncover a sinister plot.
Genre: science fiction
Book Review: Anne McCaffrey’s The Masterharper of Pern
Many don’t believe Thread will fall. Harpers are falling into disrepute, derided, attacked, beaten while Fax conquers Hold after Hold, murdering as he goes.
Book Review: Gini Koch’s Alien Collective
Jeff Martini’s unwanted position as potential vice-president uncovers fears that A-C secrets will be uncovered. Worse, Kitty’s arch-nemesis has re-emerged.
Book Review: David Weber’s Hell’s Foundations Quiver
Mother Church claims Charis and its allies are pawns of demons, but many—from its allies and in its own ranks—are questioning who the demon truly is.
Book Review: Kim Harrison’s The Drafter
uble-crossed, Peri Reed is on the run; she can’t believe she’d do the things she thinks they’re saying, but how to prove it if she’s a drafter.
Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Magic Shifts
Curran misses the challenge of leading the Pack, so when they offer him a stake in the Mercenary Guild, Curran seizes the chance & so does an ancient enemy.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s Hunter
Calamities befell our world, and we need Hunters with their Hounds to protect us whether we live in protected enclaves like Apex City or independent villages out in the Territories. But it’s a lie.
Book Review: Erin Bow’s The Scorpion Rules
Climate shift has battered the world and war requires hostages: the Children of Peace fated to die if their countries declare war. It’s Elián’s arrival that shatters Greta’s shell, that drags in the truth.
Book Review: Harry Turtledove’s Bombs Away
What if the U.S. had dropped more than one bomb in World War II? What if both sides dropped bombs?
Book Review: Taylor Anderson’s Straits of Hell
War teeters on a knife-edge as enemies learn from their mistakes, new ones threaten, and Capt. Reddy, his crew, and his allies face overwhelming odds.