SF/Fantasy
a science fiction or fantasy book
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COUNTERPART – Hayley Stone
Counterpart is the sequel to Machinations by author Hayley Stone. You can (and should), read my review of Machinations here as I layout the requirements for a classic YA story. Counterpart continues the story of Rhona Long – the young commander in a battle against the machines. Rhona is still battling the perceptions of those around… Continue reading
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DATA RUNNER – Sam A. Patel
Set in the not-too-distant future, Data Runner is a an action-packed thrilling ride. A few giant mega-corporations own nearly everything – including the internet. The only way to transmit sensitive data is to employ runners to carry the data from one location to another. They do this by getting the digital information injected into a… Continue reading
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FIX – Ferrett Steinmetz
The third book in Ferrett Steinmetz’s ‘Mancy series. I haven’t been a big fan of the first two books, but I went in to this determined to see in it what others have found so appealing. I didn’t succeed, but I did find this book to be a tad more interesting than the other two.… Continue reading
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FREAK OF NATURE – Julia Crane
Kaitlyn was not an ordinary seventeen year old. She had checked the box on a form donating her body to science in the event of her death. But she could never have anticipated that science would claim that body and bring her back to life as a cyborg – part robot, part human. But the… Continue reading
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ZOO CITY – Lauren Beukes
Zoo City is a scab of a community, a crowded slum where some people a bonded with an animal ‘familiar’ – to use a (pardon the pun) more familiar term – referred to as ‘zoos.’ Zinzi lives in Zoo City, along with her Sloth. Zinzi has a ‘gift’ of finding lost things. Though she doesn’t… Continue reading
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THE FLUX – Ferrett Steinmetz
When I read the first book in the ‘Mancer series I was only moderately impressed (see review here). I’ve glanced at the reviews on Goodreads for both the first book and this volume and it seems pretty clear that the series is a hit with most sci-fi readers. So what am I missing? Paul Tsabo is… Continue reading
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GHOST TALKERS – Mary Robinette Kowal
Wow. This book is a brilliant blend of history, mystery, and supernatural thriller. It is 1916 and we are in the middle of the first World War. The Allies have a special, semi-secret corps operating near the front. This is a corp of mediums…ghost talkers, known as the Spirit Corps. Although most people don’t believe… Continue reading
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THE LAST POLICEMAN – Ben H. Winters
When it appears that the world will come to a screaming end very soon because of the approaching asteroid ‘2011GV1’ most of the human race gives up. Sometimes this is through quitting jobs, or taking in one’s bucket list, and sometimes it through suicide. In fact there are so many suicides that Detective Hank Palace… Continue reading
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ASSASSIN QUEEN – Anna Kashina
Mai has become the new Majat Guildmaster. After the Majat victory against the Kaddim, Mai plans to follow the Kaddim to their camp to finish them. Kara is a Diamond Majat – one of the best warriors ever. Kara and Mai are deeply in love but protocol between a Guildmaster and a Majat is strict… Continue reading
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POP TRAVEL – Tara Tyler
Take the Star Trek transporter/beaming device (and call it “Popping”), toss in a missing person, and add the creator/inventor of the ‘popper’ and you get the thrilling sci-fi/mystery book, Pop Travel, by Tara Tyler. A transporter-like device allows for convenient, near-instantaneous travel from one location to another by ‘popping.’ But just as with any other… Continue reading
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