I’ve read and enjoyed a few of Genevieve Cogman’s Invisible Library books, which are hard to characterize. But if I had to pick a genre, I would call them fantasy mysteries or fantasy spy novels. But I haven’t read any of her newer Scarlet Revolution series, which is, per its blurb, a re-telling of The […]
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Over the Woodward Wall is the first in the Up-and-Under series by by A. Deborah Baker, which is a pen name for Seanan McGuire, whose October Daye series I’ve read and really liked. And it’s free right now in the US. Free (for now) at Kindle US | Kobo US And the second book in
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I’m still in love with Murderbot… I started the Murderbot Diaries series with Fugitive Telemetry, which was, back then, the latest book in the series. But I fell in love with Murderbot anyway, even though starting at the end can be problematic. However, having started with Fugitive Telemetry, which really WAS a murder mystery set
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Not your average librarians… I have never read any books by the writing duo behind Kit Rocha, but I’ve read lots of good things about them on an e-book forum I belong to, and in a couple of other authors’ blogs. So I was pleased to receive an advance review copy of The Devil You
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A nice mix of mystery and science fiction… I’m a big fan of mysteries, and I like to read mysteries set in places that are new to me – or in this case, imaginary places that are new to me! Fugitive Telemetry by Martha Wells fills that bill quite nicely. Our protagonist, Murderbot, is a
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