A review for the second book in the Gods of Night and Day series by David R. Slayton. The Silent Paths of Night is a stunningly well crafted story that continues the journey of Seth and Raef as they navigate finding out the truth of where they both come from.
A review for the audiobook version of the second in the Hench series by Natalie Zina Walschots. Villain continues Anna’s story as she continues her descent into her role as a villain. This is a dark story but with very well written characters that you can’t help but like even when they are at their worst.
A review for the new book by Veronica Roth which comes out next month. Seek the Traitor’s Son is a blend of science fiction, fantasy, a reluctant hero’s quest and a romance. These many genres are blended so well it seems real and makes for a very believable story. The characters are complex and the world building is rich and engrossing.
A review for the book Mal Goes to War by Edward Ashton. This is the story of Mal, a free AI who finds himself trapped in an altered humans body when the war destroys the technology that he uses to get back to infospace. A fast paced adventure featuring a ragtag bunch of characters just trying to survive.
A review for the audiobook version of the newest Alex Carter thriller by Alice Henderson. Storm Warning is a thrilling adventure that takes place on the Big Island in Hawaii. This ecological thriller has Alex studying hawksbill turtle while protecting their nests from poachers and thwarting mercenaries from carrying out a deadly plan.
A review for the audiobook version of Hench by Natalie Zina Walschots. I found this alternate world full of superheroes and villains to be a fascinating look at why someone would choose to work for a ‘villain’. Loved the characters and the story and I am really looking forward to the sequel coming out in May.
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