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House of Birds by Steven Popkes Is a terraformed Venus full of dinosaurs worth it? … Continue reading
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Rise of the Alliance II The Rise of the Alliance 2 by Sherwood Smith The second volume in the Rise of the Alliance series is a race against time . . . Over the course of five books, Sherwood Smith … Continue reading
Orcas Illusion The Chameleon Chronicles 4 by Laura Gayle CAMILLE TATE HAS FINALLY FOUND HER STRIDE… …but is it all an illusion? … Continue reading
As Shadow, A Light Book 3 of Death’s Lady by Rachel Neumeier Sometimes the past does not let go. … Continue reading
The Trouble With Magic Magical Malcolms Book #3 by Patricia Rice “Rice’s enchanting book is truly spellbinding.”-Booklist In a starred review, Booklist praised Must Be Magic as “a mystical masterpiece full of enchanting characters, a spellbinding plot, and the sweetest … Continue reading
I discovered Georgette Heyer in high school, after reading an entire issue of the fanzine Niekas devoted to it, somewhere around 1967-8. At that time I hadn’t yet read Jane Austen, though I’d loved historical novels ever since I checked … Continue reading
This Magic Moment Magical Malcolms #4 by Patricia Rice “Rice has a magical touch for creating fascinating plots, delicious romance, and delightful characters…” – Booklist … Continue reading
We all have those days when you stare at the computer screen for hours and anything you try to type looks like Old High Marsian. My muse is on walkabout. Mental exhaustion I tell myself when this happens. Too many … Continue reading
The Cobra Marked King The Thrilling Victorian Adventures of the Most Dangerous Woman in Europe by Brenda Clough All these years, Marian Halcombe has hidden her stepson Zed, the secret heir to an Asian island kingdom. She swore to fulfil … Continue reading
Sara Stamey’s novel Pause is a triumph, a celebration of growth and perseverance. The protagonist, Lindsey Friedland, is the victim of a bullying father, Arlen, and an equally abusive ex-husband, Nick. She has learned to survive as a victim, but … Continue reading