I never feel like I read enough science fiction. I enjoy the technology and the power structures between humans, aliens, AI and corporations. In the first book Meru, the world has evolved past most of the greed and corruption for monetary purposes and what remains is about ego. Humans ruined the Earth and then Mars once […]
I’m a big Kitty Thomas fan. While she’s not known for her paranormal romance, she’s written it before (originally under the pen name of Zoe Winters, but is now rereleased under this name). When she saw all the social media talk of a man or a bear in the woods, it got her thinking. And […]
For those of you who are fans of the author’s Knitting in the City series, Bananapants is the second generation., taking place about 30 years later. It’s not surprising that some of the original couples’ children would be friends, or more, considering how close the couples in the original series are. Many of them live […]
Elizabeth Hunter is an author I have enjoyed for more than a decade. She has many great series. Her world building is rich and her characters feel authentic. Although, with some of them it’s good they are fictional. Tin God is a crossover between two series, Elemental Covenant and Elemental Legacy, which is fun having […]
We sort of get an enemies to lovers theme, but it is more secrets and misunderstandings than actual enemies. Sam and Diane have lots of things in common. They both care about rural communities and farms. There are some science aspects to each of their work. For Fork’s Sake can be read as a standalone. […]
Hell for Hire is the first book in a new world and the new series Tear Down Heaven. Don’t let the title fool you, for something with heaven and hell in the title this doesn’t fall into much religious dogma, but instead makes up a whole new world with its own history and versions of the […]
This is the ninth book in the Supervillainy Saga and I continue to love my time with Gary Karkofsky, a.k.a. The Supervillain Without MercyTM. In this story, Gary has to face some of the consequences of past actions. He rebuilt the world to try to make it a better place, but even trying to make […]
This is the final book in the Cyber Dragons trilogy. And it is as fast paced and full of humor as the first two books. A lot happens to our characters. There’s so many spoilers, so I won’t go into the story. As with other Phipps stories, these stories are a good escape for me. […]
If you’ve been reading my reviews for any length of time, you know I’m a big fan of CT Phipps. I’ve listened to most of his books and enjoyed every one I’ve tried. Some I like more than others, as would be expected, but they are mostly 4 stars and above for me. This is […]
A light, sparkling Pride & Prejudice variation exploring the fun of multiple suitors, misunderstandings, and true love finding a way. Kelly Miller has provided stories over the years that run the gamut from light to deeply emotional occasionally dipping into paranormal or suspense to add a further layer. In the instance of The Trouble With […]