As might be clear from an earlier review, I’m re-entering my Frankenstein obsession. Not that I was ever truly out of that obsession, but still. (Also, fun fact: pictured below is not even half of the editions of Frankenstein that I own.) In The Unkillable Frank Lightning by Josh Rountree, Dr. Catherine Coldbridge has spent …
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I've already read a book with this title, but I assure you, this is a different one. The Resurrectionist by Kathleen S. Allen follows Dilly, a young woman living in the Victorian era. She’s just lost her father and is facing the fact that, if she or her sister Dierdre doesn’t marry soon, they’ll have …
I’m obsessed with space travel stories these days. Blame (or thank) Spock. In The Stars Too Fondly by Emily Hamilton, Cleo and her three best friends have grown up with the knowledge that Earth is pretty much a lost cause. Climate change is ravaging the planet, and there isn’t much to do now but wait …
Pretty much everyone who knows me in real life has noticed that I’m now a Trekkie. And no, I do not apologize for being an obnoxiously enthusiastic fan. The real world is a mess, and I need to just unabashedly enjoy art made by humans, even if it’s cheesy. Anyway, over the last few months, …
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I received an advance reader’s copy (ARC) of The Rise of Neptune by Scott Reintgen. Since this version is just a proof and not the final version, I won’t quote directly and will keep my comments general. In The Rise of Neptune, the sequel to The Last Dragon of Mars, Lunar Jones has more responsibility …
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