The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells (book review).
Surveying a new world and concerned about local flora and fauna? Have a tricky business meeting and need reliable security?
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The Book That Held Her Heart (The Library Trilogy book 3) by Mark Lawrence (book review).
Livira has spent centuries fighting for the library and for her relationship with Evar. Or years. Or both. It’s become
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When The Moon Hits Your Eye by John Scalzi (book review).
The museums noticed it first. Their samples were in full view. The change was obvious. Their moon rocks were no
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Murder By Memory by Olivia Waite (book review).
Fairweather is a luxury interstellar generation spaceship. Fairweather, a luxury interstellar generation spaceship, flies through the void of space with
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The Rainfall Market by You Yeong-Gwang (translated by Slin Jung) (book review).
Serin is unhappy. Everything she does feels wrong and out of place. Her family’s financial situation has worsened since her
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Servant of Earth (The Shards of Magic) by Sarah Hawley (book review).
Another Winter Solstice in the village of Tumbledown, and the unmarried women gather to see who will be sent as
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The Teller Of Small Fortunes by Julie Leong (book review).
Tao, the Teller of Small Fortunes (no spells, potions, or ancient prophecies), travels between villages in her waggon with only
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We’ll Prescribe You A Cat by You Ishida translated by E. Madison Shimoda (book review).
East of Takoyakushi Street, south of Tominokoji Street, west of Rokkaku Street, north of Fuyacho Street, Nakagyō Ward, Kyoto. These
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An Academy For Liars by Alexis Henderson (book review).
Lennon Carter is failing at life. Again. Her former professor, who is now her fiancé, is cheating on her with
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Three Kinds Of Lucky (The Shadow Age book 1) by Kim Harrison (book review).
Petra Grady is a sweeper, not a mage—a fact that every mage is happy to point out, feeling superior about
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