Publisher: Angry Robot Publish Date: 21 May 2019 Reviewed by: E and Marlene How we got this book: ARC from the publisher via NetGalley A young sword prodigy must impersonate a lost princess and throw her life into a deadly political game, in this kinetic epic fantasy novel by the author of the award-winning Majat […]
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Contemporary Romance Fantasy Romance Historical Mystery Historical Romance Mystery Paranormal Romance Science Fiction Science Fiction Romance Urban Fantasy Contemporary Romance The Kiss Quotient (The Kiss Quotient #1) by Helen Hoang – 5 June 18 (Berkley) Stella Lane thinks math is the only thing that unites the universe. She comes up with algorithms to predict customer
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Reviewed by: E and Marlene Marlene: There’s a saying, often seen on t-shirts at science fiction conventions, that reads, “Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.” Kaylin Nera has clearly never seen the t-shirt. Or it doesn’t apply if you have a dragon for a roommate.
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Reviewed by: E & Marlene E: Over the past two years Marlene and I have reviewed the previous installments in Lindsey’s Bloodbound series with mixed feelings. We really enjoyed The Bloodbound, book 1 but struggled with The Bloodforged, book 2. As a result I approached The Bloodsworn with a significant amount of trepidation. I will
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Reviewed by: E & Marlene BP Note: There will be spoilers for previous books in this series so if you prefer to miss those we recommend you skip this review and catch up on the series first. Echo of Silence In a deep-sea station, Tazia Nerif has found her life’s work as an engineer, keeping
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Reviewed by: E & Marlene E: I was very pleased to hear that Castle would be continuing her expansion of Harmony because I really enjoy her futuristic stories. I was also curious to find out what problems or opportunities would appear with the recent, SIREN’S CALL, discovery of a huge underground city with some unusual
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