Book reviews for science fiction and murder mysteries.
In S.R. Ashford’s debut novel Ash and Bloom, an ex-firefighter, used to cataloging and inventorying the world around her in checklists, is caught up in an apocalyptic event. Now, her inventories no longer make sense.
Read MoreBook Reviews are starting again now! To those of you who have been waiting, patiently or otherwise, I will contact you individually to discuss your book review requests….
Read Moreby Gloria Lesher Well, this book surprised me, which is great when you are reviewing a lot of books. It means it stands out. In this case, the…
Read Moreby Leo Flynn This book starts with a literal awakening as well as the figurative… The old waking from a dream trope isn’t used so often in Science…
Read Moreby RJ Goldman Juana has a secret, but it’s not only hers to share and when she is faced with unwanted attention, her (un)natural reaction opens her up…
Read MoreBy Judy Moore A Book Signing To Die For This book had me at the title – it just screams “Cozy Mystery”, and the title is deserved. Sounds…
Read MoreKevin G Chapman This is the second book by Kevin G Chapman in the Mike Stoneman series, but the first that I have read. I would say that…
Read Moreby Z Jeffries Disclaimer, I don’t normally review YA books, but this one caught my imagination. A new and potentially deadly twist on the game of hide and…
Read MoreMack J Lou Overall, this was a terrific story, imaginative, a different take on the double bluff and twist in the tale, and well imagined world building. The…
Read MoreSo, my chromebook died. Part way through a number of book reviews, the books themselves languishing in electronic hell on my dead hard-drive. My sincerest apologies to those…
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