I have enjoyed the Starship’s Mage series from the beginning. I’ve taken an odd route, reading some, listening to others. I discovered the series when the first book, The Starship’s Mage was a kindle freebie and I was in the mood for space opera. The writing has improved as the series goes along. It has a […]
Today, I continue my review of the Starship’s Mage series. Yesterday, I reviewed the audio of the Hand of Mars. Now I will review Voice of Mars and Alien Arcana. Next week will be another review of the audio of Judgment of Mars. I continue to be pleasantly surprised by this series. In Voice […]
I read the first book in the Starship’s Mage series awhile ago and always wanted to get back to the series. Starship’s Mage was surprisingly good, so I was happy I had chosen it for Thrifty Thursday feature. So when I saw Tantor releasing the audio for later in the series, I was thrilled to have more. […]
Once upon a time I stumbled, fell into World of Warcraft and didn’t climb out of playing that game almost every spare minute of my time for almost four years. I say this so you understand – this is my kind of book. I loved the idea of Warcross, a world where basically you […]
Today’s friend is the wonderful Jen from That’s What I’m Talking About. I knew of Jen back in the Twilight vampire days because of a mutual friend in Michigan but she may not know that connection. I got to know her better on Twitter and through the Fitreaders group. I enjoy her […]
Carrie Vaughn is an author I’ve always enjoyed. Her Kitty Norville series is one of the first urban fantasy ones I read. Bannerless is more science fiction dystopia than supernatural. The world-building is great; there are enough details to give a vivid image without being tedious. This world has social and political […]
I think this came my way through one of those giveaways where you end up signed up for the author’s newsletter. Anyway, I try to filter them the same way I do all my other reading / listening options as whether they sound interesting. I did really enjoy Operation Hail Storm, but I suspect […]
I received the ebook from Tor in a nifty program they have called book of the month club. It seems to have freebies of older award winners, often the first book in the series. Perfect since this is where I want to start and from their perspective, it gets […]
If you have enjoyed Jack Campbell’s other series, Lost Fleet and Beyond the Frontier, and Lost Stars, Genesis Fleet will feel familiar. The writing style, space opera and military strategy all line up with the others. Vanguard is the beginning of the world, a prequel. The politics swing from democracy […]
I loved The Admiral, the first book in the Evagardian series. It was a good introduction to the world with four people stranded who didn’t know each other. It was smart. The plot was clear – survival – but very fascinating as the world developed and also learning about the characters. The Admiral, […]