The thing about Some Desperate Glory is that you aren't going to like the characters, especially our main character Kyr. She was raised to be a facist, radicalized.
Tag: sci-fi
The Iron Children | ARC Review
Thank you to Netgalley and Rebellion Publishing for the review copy in exchange for an honest review. This does not change my opinion in anyway. Book: The Iron Children by Rebecca FraimowRelease Date: April 12th 2023Tags: Science Fiction | Hybrids | Foot Soldiers | Novella | Comrades in ArmsTrigger/Content Warnings: Violence | Death Asher has … Continue reading The Iron Children | ARC Review
The Terraformers | ARC Review
Ever since I first heard of The Terraformers I was super excited for it. What the synopis hinted at and the cover seemed to be exactly up my alley. Unfortunately there were quite a few things that completely threw me and I had not expected.
The Immortality Thief | ARC Review
A Sci-Fi Horror set on a giant ship? Yes please.
Supernova Swing | Cowboy Bebop | ARC Review | #ScifiMonth
Supernova Swing is a graphic novel based on the netflix adaption of Cowboy Bebop that was cancelled. I have seen and read Cowboy Bebop in the past so I was of course curious about this
Foul Lady Fortune | ARC Review
Foul Lady Fortune is a continuation of These Violence Delights with a focus on Rosalind as Lady Fortune.
A Half-Built Garden | ARC Review
An alien contact human story was what drew me to this book to request to review. I got something a lot more and while I did not love it at all I think there is a lot for others to discover here.
The Daughter of Doctor Moreau | ARC Review
The Daughter of Doctor Moreau is a retelling of The Island of Doctor Moreau, classic sci-fi tale from 1896 by Wells. A story I read a few years ago. While the writing wasn't for me I did find the ideas very interesting. So when I saw that Moreno-Garcia was writing this book I was very excited. I kept my expectations to a minimum though as you can never know.
Middlegame | Book Review
Did Middlegame leave up to its hype for me as the characters take back their own choices?
Stars and Bones | ARC Review
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. Â 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
A Dance With Books 