Special Delivery by Rex Burke
★★★★★
A fast-paced, character-driven space romp with banter, found-family warmth, and masterful storytelling that left me craving more of the Star Runners series
I'm a Weapon by Sean Robins
★★★☆☆
The first book in a series about a battle bot who breaks his programming and turns on the empire that built him.
Little White Hands by Mark Cushen
★★★★★
A magical debut lovingly curated for the younger audiences, full of action and fairytale-like wisdom.
Redder Days by Sue Rainsford
★★★☆☆
A beautifully-written disjointed prose that masterfully use confusion and atmosphere to drive its themes. Definitely not for everyone.
The Risks of Dead Reckoning by Felicia Watson
★★★★★
A third and final instalment in the Lovelace Series
Spooky Action at a Distance by Felicia Watson
★★★★★
It's an intelligent character- and plot-driven space romp, combining sociopolitical commentary with smart representation. In other words - a warm hug wrapped in a paperback.
Pawn's Gambit by Rob J. Hayes
★★★★★
Second stand-alone story in the Mortal Techniques series, where stakes are higher than ever, and where everyone is just a piece in someone else's game
The Stranger Times by C.K McDonnell
★★★★☆
The Stranger Times is a fun and enjoyable read, full of humour that is so desperately needed!
These Violent Delights by Chloe Gong
★★★★☆
"Romeo and Juliette" in 1920s Shanghai? And there's a monster? These Violent Delights may be a perfect treat for the long winter nights
Dead in Dublin by Catie Murphy
★★★★☆
First book in the series of cosy murder mysteries is a trip down the memory lane for me as a fan of this genre and a former Dublin dweller.
The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow
★★★★★
The history of witchcraft is a history of women and their suffering. This is a story of strength and defiance, of love and legacy, of magic and the power of words
We Have Met the Enemy by Felicia Watson
★★★★☆
A fresh and modern exploration of both space and one's heart. Set phasers to "read"!
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