Exploring the Dual Worlds of "Red Star Hustle / Apprehension" I’ve always found a certain thrill in diving into new literary waters, and when I stumbled upon Red Star Hustle / Apprehension, a dual narrative by Mary Robinette Kowal and Sam J. Miller, I felt both trepidation and excitement. The names drew me in with …
Book Review: "Remain" by Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan As a lifelong fan of Nicholas Sparks, I was both intrigued and somewhat bewildered when I saw “Remain,” co-authored with M. Night Shyamalan, was gracing the literary shelves. This was definitely not on my 2025 bingo card! I dove in expecting a beautiful romance, but …
Book Review: Quantum Space: Quantum Series, Book 1 by Douglas Phillips When I stumbled upon Quantum Space, I was immediately intrigued by the blend of science, mystery, and the vast unknown of our universe. Written by Douglas Phillips, a scientist turned author, this book promised a thrilling journey through the realms of quantum physics, all …
Review of Fugitive Telemetry: Murderbot Diaries, Book 6 If you’re anything like me, the arrival of Fugitive Telemetry, the sixth installment in Martha Wells’ beloved Murderbot Diaries, felt like reuniting with an old friend. The titular character, Murderbot, continues to charm and exasperate in equal measure with its wry humor and relatable anxieties. I’ve been …
Review of Only Rogue Actions (Galactic Bonds, #5) by Jennifer Estep As a longtime fan of both space opera and sweeping romances, Jennifer Estep has a special place in my literary heart. With her latest installment in the Galactic Bonds series, Only Rogue Actions, I found myself ensnared once again in her skillful blend of …
Review of The Fall of Valdek: A Military Sci-Fi Series (The Unity Wars Book 1) by Nealen Charles As a fervent lover of military sci-fi, I couldn’t resist diving into The Fall of Valdek. The intriguing premise of starships battling a formidable foe while a world burns below grabbed my attention immediately. Nealen Charles’s ability …