Book Review: Aliens Abroad by Gini Koch
A political photo-op on the Distant Voyager turns out to be a call for help from a planet that might be Earth’s salvation…or its destruction.
Tag: first-person protagonist point-of-view
Book Review: The Inn at Pelican Beach by Michele Gilcrest
Visit The Inn at Pelican Beach and walk hand in hand with Payton as she heals from her divorce and the opportunity at a second chance shows up.
Book Review: Bitten by Kelley Armstrong
Tired of a life hiding and protecting, Elena Michaels, the only female werewolf, wants a life as a human. She only returns when the Pack leader calls, because she owes him. Once this is over, she’ll be free. It’s what she wants. Really.
Book Review: Westward Weird edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Kerrie L. Hughes
Thirteen short stories in the paranormal steampunk science fiction genre with a theme of the Old West.
Book Review: Murder Drama with Your Llama by Erin McCarthy and Karen Love
Sophie didn’t leave the theatrics of L.A. just to be caught up in llama drama . . . or a murder investigation.
Book Review: The Falcon at the Portal by Elizabeth Peters
David and Lia got married! Then rumors surface that David is selling ancient artifacts. Amelia and company must expose the real culprit and Egypt is their best chance. Drug dealing, moral misconduct, then the question of an illegitimate child is thrown at Ramses’ head.
Book Review: He Shall Thunder in the Sky by Elizabeth Peters
Archaeologists Amelia Peabody and Emerson are back in Egypt for another dig, despite civil unrest. Defiantly pacifist son Ramses hides his spy activity with his brother David. Rescuing damsels and suffering the return of archnemesis Sethos.
