Sun-Daughters, Sea-Daughters by Aimee Ogden is a science fiction retelling of The Little Mermaid with gender-fluid characters.
Publisher: <span>Tor</span>
A biting look at the choices women face trying to balance societal demands and expectations with their own desires and needs.
Winter’s Orbit was perfection. It gave me court intrigue on a galactic scale, an arranged marriage, a thriller investigation into a suspicious murder. In other words, it gave me everything and MORE.
Across the Green Grass Fields is an unabashed love letter to the horse mad. It’s a standalone entry in The Wayward Children series.
My Can’t-Wait Wednesday book this week is Sun-Daughters, Sea-Daughters by Aimee Ogden. This looks to be another amazing SF/F book from Tordotdom.
Over the Woodward Wall is a middle-grade fantasy by A. Deborah Baker, Seanan McGuire’s pseudonym. And yet, it’s so much more!
The Seventh Perfection is an exquisite puzzle box of a story told with second-person POV. It’s an intricately plotted mystery told with gorgeous, atmospheric writing.
So I was Very Excited to receive an ARC of Harrow the Ninth. I needed to know what happened next. And oh my Necro Overlord, this was not the book I was expecting. It was better.
I saw Deal with the Devil described as Orphan Black meets the post-apocalyptic and knew I had to read it. Plus- mercenary librarians?! What’s not to love?
My review of Network Effect by Martha Wells. As someone who frequently loathes the humans around me, I absolutely vibe with Murderbot – a cyborg created to be a mobile security unit protecting humans from danger.