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.
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 debut book by Jarod K. Anderson. Strange Animals is a quietly strange and eerie story about the unseen creatures that lurk in the woods. Beautifully written the author has created a world within ours that is creepy yet quiet and has characters that you will believe in.
A review for the first book in a new cozy fantasy-mystery story by Kiri Callaghan. The Hearth Witch’s Guide to Magic and Murder has some great characters, a slow burn yet very sweet romance and a really well done mystery. There are also some fun footnotes and a couple of recipes in the back.
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 debut book by Claudia Lux, Sign Here. This is one you don’t want to miss. It is a dark comedy about hell and family drama.
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