SF/Fantasy
a science fiction or fantasy book
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IMMORTAL ARCHITECTS – Paige Orwin

This follow-up to author Paige Orwin’s The Interminables, features the same tremendous characters with a wild, inventive plot and takes us on another tremendous journey. Edmund Templeton is a sorcerer. One of the best. He is also known as “The Time Thief” because of his magic ability to take time from one person and use… Continue reading
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ANGELBOUND – Christina Bauer

I wish I could remember how or why I came across this book. I get books to read and review in a wide variety of ways. For whatever the reason, this one sounded quite interesting, and I was not disappointed. Myla Lewis is a young woman – still in school – who is also a… Continue reading
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BODY & BLOOD – Amanda Havard

I really struggled with this book. Body & Blood is the third book in The Survivor’s series by Amanda Havard, and perhaps if I’d read the first book or two this would have been an easier read because I would have understood the characters a little better. On the other hand, if I had read… Continue reading
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THE ADVENTURERS GUILD – Zack Loran Clark & Nick Eliopulos

People have asked me what is the hardest part about writing book reviews and it’s an easy answer … reviewing perfectly average books. Books that are outstanding and books that are terrible are easy to review because you can go in-depth on why you think they are outstanding or terrible. But there is almost nothing… Continue reading
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PARADOX BOUND – Peter Clines

Eli Teague first meets Harry when Eli is only eight years old. Harry pulls up in a 1929 Model A coup that has been converted to run on water. Harry pulls up and takes Eli’s water bottle to fuel the car. Eli meets Harry again when Eli is thirteen. This time Eli discovers that Harry… Continue reading
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THE TRIALS OF SOLOMON PARKER – Eric Scott Fischl

Once in a while you come across a book that you can tell you should like – it’s well written, it touches subjects that appeal to you, characters that are strong – but for whatever reason you just can’t connect with it. The Trials of Solomon Parker by Eric Scott Fischl is just such a… Continue reading
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UNDER THE PENDULUM SUN – Jeannette Ng

Catherine Helstone’s brother is a missionary, but instead of going to Africa, like most of the missionaries of the time, he has gone to Arcadia … a special land of the Fae. Because she has not received any word from him, Catherine follows to Arcadia where she is met by Miss Davenport – a changeling… Continue reading
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KINGDOM OF NEEDLE AND BONE – Mira Grant

Powerhouse author Mira Grant takes an idea that appears to be ripped right out of the newspaper headlines and makes it even more terrifying because we all know who close to truth this fictional story is. In a world where medical and technology knowledge grows at a staggering pace and vaccinations are so common that… Continue reading
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WASTE OF SPACE – Gina Damico

Waste of Space by Gina Damico is a very clever idea, written in an interesting (appropriate for the subject matter) style, but still mostly a long, drawn-out story that doesn’t have the payoff for sticking with the book. Some not quite top-of-the-line Hollywood producers are looking for the next great reality show and team up… Continue reading
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NEMESIS – Anna Banks

This was one heck of a nice surprise! The surprise being two-fold: 1) that this is almost more of a romance novel than a fantasy story, and 2) that I liked it as much as I did! Sepora is the daughter of the king of Serubel. She is a Forger – she has the ability… Continue reading
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GATES OF THE DEAD – James A. Moore

Take a deep breath … ready. Hold it … set. Read James A. Moore … GO! Reading a James A. Moore novel is a test of character and constitution. You will hold your breath for long periods of time because of the excitement level, and you’ll have to work through with a great deal of… Continue reading

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