A review for the newest book by John Scalzi. Monster of Ohio is a standalone story that is both a horror story and a critique of american society today. But it is all told with warmth and a sense of humor that will have you rooting for the monsters.
Tag: science fiction
ARC Review: Game of Pets #1
A review for the first book in a new middle grade series by Aaron Blabey. Game of Pets: The Boy Who Knew Too Much is a fun wild ride where everyone’s pet is controlling them and trying to destroy the earth. All because of an intergalactic game show run by aliens. A really fun time.
Audiobook Review: Dorothy Gentleman #1
A review for the very short novella Murder by Memory by Olivia Waite. This is a very quick read, but a very interesting one. I really liked the setting and the mystery was quite intriguing. The main character was also nicely done. I am looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
ARC Review: Lost But Not Alone
A review for the newest cozy book by Rebecca Thorne. Moss’d in Space is a wonderfully fun cozy science fiction that has a great sentient organic AI at its core. I loved the aliens that the main character encounters throughout her journey. This is the first in a series that I think will be a lot of fun to read.
ARC Review: The Burning Empire #1
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.
Book Review: Silico-American
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.
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