No Shelter But The Stars by Virginia Black: Book Review
From our review: “To say this book consumed me would be an understatement. I lost hours of my day being transported into the lives of Kyran and Divia.”
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Science Fiction (B)
Fiction based on future scientific and/or technological advances. There are often large social and environmental changes. Science fiction also often revolves around space or time travel and life on other planets.
The Rebels of Psiere by K. Aten: Book Review
From our review: “With this being the third book in the Mystery of the Makers series, I opted to not read the first two books to provide a review of this book alone. K. Aten provides enough background information at the beginning of The Rebels of Psiere to allow readers to slide right into this story.”
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Threadbare by Elle E. Ire: Book Review
From our review: “The underlying skeleton of the story, is a sci-fi action-thriller, but the meat and heart of Threadbare lie in the characters of Vick and Kelly, and the dynamic relationship between them.”
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What the Empress Wants by Daisy Fairchild: Book Review
From our review: “Because it’s a short fiction the author wastes no time introducing the well-drawn milleau in which Her Most Royal Excellency Alludos Minaris Xeratos Koxinahmalof the house Ehkâsorki, First Daughter, Princess of the Moons of Mellinanious and the Thalas Belt, Empress Ascendant becomes the biggest prize in the galaxy.”
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Unusual Minds by Tracie Hollis: Book Review
“The writing itself is beautiful. The use of language is emotive and the descriptions are vivid. The story is unique and interesting and I believe that lovers of science fiction will probably adore this book”
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Bluebird by Ciel Pierlot: Book Review
Bluebird by Ciel Pierlot is a rollicking yet poignant space opera that is as entertaining as it is provocative. Ten thousand years ago, a star fell into the galaxy carrying
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Monstersona by Chloe Spencer: Book Review
When you’re a teenager, falling in love can be frightening and Monstersona by Chloe Spencer is a YA, science fiction / horror novel that really puts the fear back into romance!
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The Last Scion of Ra by K. Aten: Book Review
The Last Scion of Ra by K. Aten is a fantastic mash-up between superhero fanfic and science fiction. Nearly two decades after the catastrophic Chromodec Uprising, the world will never
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Executive: A Guide to Becoming a Pirate Queen by Jayde Russell: Book Review
Executive: A Guide to Becoming a Pirate Queen by Jayde Russell is a super long title for a super amazing book that combines two of my favourite genres: fantasy and
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Where Echoes Die by Courtney Gould: Book Review
Where Echoes Die by Courtney Gould is an engrossing young adult sapphic horror, mystery, thriller and suspense novel that kept me up way past my bedtime for several nights in
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