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THE ALEPH EXTRACTION – Dan Moren

Simon Kovalic haven’t even had a chance to breathe and recover from their teammate’s betrayal in the last mission when he and his team are assigned their next job – a heist. They are going to have to steal a relic that may belong to an alien race, and maybe, just maybe, provide the knowledge Continue reading
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THE LIGHT YEARS – R.W.W. Greene

It’s a little bit strange that this is a new book because it feels a lot like something I might have read in the 1970’s. People have left Earth to establish colonies – the colonies are based on their cultures, and of course the Americans and the Middle Easterners got into a war and blew Continue reading
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THE DISPATCHER – John Scalzi

In the not too distant future, it will become nearly impossible to kill someone. 99.9% of the time, when someone is intentionally killed, they come back – their bodies disappear from where they were “killed” and reappear at their home, naked, in bed. Only death by natural causes or true accidents are otherwise permanent. No Continue reading
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A KILLING FROST – Seanan McGuire

Ah, “An October Daye Novel.” This is a sweet elixir to fans of urban fantasy. October (Toby) is finally planning her wedding to Tybalt, King of Cats, after a long engagement period. But Toby discovers that there is an archaic tradition in Fairie wedding ceremonies that states that the father of the bride must be Continue reading
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ROMULUS BUCKLE & THE ENGINES OF WAR – Richard Ellis Preston, Jr.

Swashbuckling steampunk. That’s Romulus Buckle. Romulus Buckle is the captain of a zeppelin which is soaring over the frozen wasteland known as Southern California, where warring clans battle one another for precious supplies. Buckle has worked hard to bring about an alliance between the clans in order put an end to the fighter. But that Continue reading
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THE FORBIDDEN STARS – Tim Pratt

Humanity was given access to a greater section of the universe when an alien race gave us access to 29 wormholes, bringing humans to twenty-nine new star systems. What the alien race never mentioned was that another race of beings, now known as the Axiom, controlled every other system in the galaxy. The Axiom are Continue reading
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BACON AND EGG MAN – Ken Wheaton

Our government is at war. With fast food. We are in what might be best described as the future in an alternative timeline in what was once the United States of America. The Northeast has seceded and the rest of the country is now run by “the electoral descendants of King Mike, a man who Continue reading
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GLOW – Tim Jordan

From the publisher’s description, as found on Goodreads: After the Nova-Insanity shattered Earth’s civilization, the Genes and Fullerenes Corporation promised to bring humanity back from the brink. Many years later, various factions have formed, challenging their savior and vying for a share of power and control. Glow follows the lives of three very different beings, all Continue reading
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ADMIRAL – Sean Danker

There was a time when I wouldn’t have even considered reading a military fiction book, even military science fiction. But the descriptions I had seen for Sean Danker’s Admiral looked really appealing to me so I thought I’d give it a read. I’m glad I did. A ship in deep space has for sleepers (individuals in a cryogenic stasis) Continue reading
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CAPTAIN MOXLEY AND THE EMBERS OF THE EMPIRE – Dan Hanks

It is 1952 and World War II is over, but it’s still fresh in people’s minds. And when you’re an ace fighter pilot who worked privately for a secret branch of the U.S. government, you’re now out of work and looking for excitement. Samantha “Sam” Moxley is that fighter pilot – a dominant woman in Continue reading
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A TEST OF COURAGE – Justina Ireland

I am all in favor of anything that will get school-aged kids to read. Books based on a popular television or movie franchise are a great way to get kids reading, and is there any better franchise out there right now than the Disney-owned Star Wars series? There’s a new space station about to be Continue reading
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STARSHIP REPO – Patrick S. Tomlinson

What happens if you don’t make your payments on the starship you’re flying? It gets repossessed, of course. But what does it take to repossess a starship? Firstname Lastname is about to find out. Firstname Lastname is a young woman (and yes, that’s really her legal name, due to a clerical error, but she goes Continue reading

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