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 new standalone science fiction novel by Edward Ashton. After the Fall is a humorous look at what would happen if the aliens that conquered earth decided to keep humans as pets/companions or perhaps slaves. Part buddy comedy and part workplace satire, this story dares to ask the unthinkable.
A review for the fifth book in Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club series. The Impossible Fortune has this unconventional group of amateur detectives solving a murder, a possible kidnapping and the search for a hidden fortune. Who says getting old has to be boring?
A review for the second book in the Assassin’s Anonymous series by Rob Hart. I had no idea that this was going to be a series, so when I stumbled onto The Medusa Protocol I was very excited to read it. Just as fast paced and darkly humorous as the first book, I really enjoyed it.
A review for the audiobook version of Assassins Anonymous by Rob Hart. A fast paced thriller that has a main character that you will really want to root for, as he travels the world trying to figure out who wants to kill him.
A review for the audiobook version of Murder Your Employer: The McMasters Guide to Homicide by Rupert Holmes. I really enjoyed this book with its dry humor and witty dialogue. It is a very unique look at murder and one I soon won’t forget.
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