Thank you to Titan Books and Netgalley for the review copy in exchange for an honest review. This does not change my opinion in anyway. Book: Stars and Bones (Continuance 1) by Gareth L. PowellRelease Date: March 1st 2022Tags: Adult | Sci-Fi | Dystopia | Aliens | Alien Planets | Infestations | Space | Space … Continue reading Stars and Bones | ARC Review
The Galaxy, and the Ground Within is another spectacular read. Not for the plot but for the characters that find each other.
Thank you to Knopf Books for Young Readers for the review copy in exchange for an honest review. This does not change my opinion in anyway. Book: Nowhere on Earth by Nick Lake Release Date: May 26th 2020 Tags: Science-Fiction | Young Adult | Family | Aliens | Alaska Trigger/Content Warnings: Shooting at Children Sixteen-year-old … Continue reading Nowhere on Earth | Book Review
Bone Silence, the final installment to the Revenger trilogy is here. Does it answer the questions the Ness sisters and I have?
Book: Failure to Communicate (Xandri Corelel 1) by Kaia Sønderby Release Date: February 14th 2017 Tags: Adult / Science-Fiction / Aliens / Space Ships / First Contact / Neurodivergence / Genetic Manipulation / Disability / Autism / Autistic MC / Mental Health / Anxiety / Bipolar Disorder Trigger Warnings: Ableism / Anxiety Attacks on the … Continue reading Failure to Communicate / #scifimonth // Book Review
Not just the synopsis of Warp Gate Concerto was out there, the actual story was way out there. But I think that is fitting for a sci-fi novella. Science-fiction should be a little out there.
Bitter Twins, a devastatingly good sequel to The Ninth Rain by Jen Williams.
A book with a gorgeous cover and an interesting plot where we need to save one person that will save us all. Unfortunately I did not get a whole lot more from this book than this.
Revenger was a surprising action-packed space adventure, a thing I wasn’t expecting after the first few pages.
Only Human is the conclusion to The Themis Files by Sylvain Neuvel. A series with an interesting approach to storytelling, through interviews and documents. I thoroughly enjoyed reading the first two, and while I also enjoyed this to a point, in the end it left me feeling a bit meh.
A Dance With Books 