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THE CARTOGRAPHERS – Amy Zhang
Ocean Wu has graduated from high school and, now looking to put the pressure to succeed and the heaviness of depression behind her, moves to to New York. She has been accepted to a very prestigious university and will receive a very nice scholarship. But Ocean is still uncertain about what she wants to do, Continue reading
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THE WOMAN IN THE WOODS – Lisa Hall
Allie and her husband Rav and their two small children have moved into the picture-perfect little cottage on the outskirts of some woods in the British community of Pluckley. This promises to be the beginning of a long, happy life together. But Pluckley has a reputation – it is known as the most haunted village Continue reading
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ARCHER & ARMSTRONG: REVIVAL – graphic novel
Archer is master of hand-to-hand combat as well as an expert marksman. He is always on the hunt for truth but is perhaps a bit slow on . Think of him as an updated Kwai Chang Caine. Archer has partnered with Armstrong, a street-smart but none-too-bright fighter who cannot die. He’s been alive since the dawn Continue reading
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THE BOOK OF COLD CASES – Simone St. James
In 1977 a small town in Oregon was rocked by murders done by a woman, dubbed The Lady Killer Murders. The leading suspect was Beth Greer – a rich, eccentric twenty-three-year-old woman who was seen fleeing one of the crimes. She was acquitted, however, and she she became a recluse in her family mansion. Forty Continue reading
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THE CORPSE-RAT KING – Lee Battersby
Marius don Hellespont may not be the most morally upright person, but his survival instinct is strong. He and his apprentice, Gerd, are walking through a field of corpses, looting the fallen bodies, when Gerd accidentally informs the nearby soldiers as to he and his master’s activities. Marius is mistaken for the King of Scorby (the Continue reading
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DARRYL OPENWORLD – Oliver Peru
Darryl Openworld is a graphic novel based on a French YA book series by Rémi Guérin. Darryl is a journalist – probably the most popular journalist in all of Openworld because of his ability to travel between realities. Darryl is passionate about being a journalist, and in this world journalists are generally well respected and as Continue reading
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THE VERY BEST OF TAD WILLIAMS
While I am familiar with the name Tad Williams and have seen his books in bookstores for as long as I can remember, I don’t believe I’ve ever read any of his books. There’s no particular reason for this other than – too many books, too little time. Also, I tend to think of his Continue reading
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THE CALCULATING STARS – Mary Robinette Kowal
In 1952 a meteorite fell to earth, destroying most of the east coast of the United States. The resulting cataclysm made much of the earth inhospitable. But unlike the dinosaurs who faced a similar event a millennia ago, humans find ways to overcome such devastation. In the U.S., this has called for an increase in Continue reading
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DAMNIFICADOS – JJ Amaworo Wilson
In the heart of a large city in a Latin American country is a once-abandoned high-rise tower. It is now filled with squatters – families with nowhere else to as well as loners just looking for a safe place to dwell. These are the ‘damnificados’ – the unwanted; those damned to dwell where no one Continue reading
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SHADE OF PALE – Greg Kihn
Jukes Wahler is a psychiatrist working in Manhattan – a city filled with people who could use his services, but is he soon to be in need of a psychiatrist himself? One day, while looking out through a deli window, Jukes sees a tremendously beautiful redheaded woman walking past. She turn to look at him Continue reading
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THE MUFFIA – Ann Royal Nicholas
Madelyn (Maddie) Scott-Crane is a single mom who has had 22 months of self-imposed abstinence. She is a member of a ladies book club who call themselves The Muffia (though The Cliterati had been a name under consideration). They tend to read some racy books and talk a lot about who’s getting regular sex and Continue reading
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THE GREAT ZOO OF CHINA – Matthew Reilly
The Chinese are nothing if they are not good at keeping secrets. For forty years they have been preparing a zoo – a zoo unlike any other in the world with only one animal. As the Chinese government prepares to finally open this special zoo to the public, they first invite some Western reporters and Continue reading
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