Book Review: Robert Crane’s The Girl in the Box (Box Set)

My rating: 3 of 5 stars Warning: May Contain Spoilers Sienna Nealon has spent most of her childhood and her teen years a prisoner in her own home. The only person in her life is her mother. A mother who doesn’t show her affection, who rarely talks to her except to teach her something, trains […]

Book Review: Ansible 15716 by Stant Litore

My rating: 4 of 5 stars “This will be my last final broadcast. I know I said that yesterday, and the day before, and all the days before that after climbing this salt ridge and lifting my whiskers to the star. But this must be, truly, the last. There is no more time. I am […]

Book Review: Starship Grifters by Robert Kroese

A Star Wars spoof that takes its pointers from Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and Month Python.

Book Review: Disrupt by Imran Siddiq

My rating: 4/5 for the series. The final volume in the Divided Worlds trilogy, that began with Disconnect and Disassemble. The research base that once was home to Zachary and thousands of others is now a frozen-over bunker on Europa, people only by the androids that were abandoned as the base lost all power. Zachary is […]

Exclusive Preview: Eternal Night by Jade Kerrion

My Rating: 4/5 A genre-bending love story by the award-winning author of the Double Helix books, Jade Kerrion. Every full-moon for a thousand years the humans of Aeternae Noctis have dreaded the arrival of the vampires who steal away their five year old children. Now it’s the turn of the child who has been prophesied […]

Book Review: Disassemble, Imran Siddiq

Two days ago, Zachary was a nobody scavenger living in the bowels of a research base in space. Then he met a girl from the upper echelons of society and falls in love with her. One day ago, he finds himself the most wanted person on the space station and is being held responsible for […]

Book Review: Return of the Time Police, Kim H Johnson

This is the sequel to The Last of the Time Police . . . the one that provides the resolutions and answers the questions raised by that first novel (or Volume 1 Part 2 if you’re really being honest). All of the characters from the first part make an appearance as Johnson continues to lead us […]

Book Review: Disconnect (Divided Worlds #1), by Imran Siddiq

Rating: 3/5 A boy from the wrong-side of the tracks falls in love with the daughter of an Ambassador, on-board a space-station sent to colonize Europa, kept apart by social and physical boundaries. Zachary Connor, a teenaged scavenger who lives with his father in a shanty-town located in the bowels of space-station Galilei. He discovers […]