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.
Two quick reviews for two delightfully fun cozy fantasies. Agnes Aubert’s Mystical Cat Shelter was a delightful story full of adorable cats. The Somewhat Wicked Witch of Brigandale was a fun quick tale of motherhood and throwing over the government. Both of these are ones I highly recommend.
A review for the short story collection River of Bones and Other Stories by Rebecca Roanhorse. A great collection of short stories that have been published elsewhere, now together in one book. There is a wide range of genres, from speculative to contemporary, but all of them are grounded in the Native experience.
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 eighth book in the Murderbot series by Martha Wells. Platform Decay is a novella with Murderbot on a rescue mission in hostile territory. This is a fast paced, sharp and witty story that will have you laughing out loud an cheering Murderbot on.
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